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Seeing as this is at the end of my road I think I'll have to attend

http://www.secondsout.com/UK/news.cfm?ccs=228&cs=15328

Delaney is coming off a decent showing in Europe isnt he?

Was at his fight with Enzo and he was brutalised by body shots - he looked very tight at the weight but gave it a real good go. Showed a lot of heart.

If he can survive the early Haye salvos he might take him some much needed rounds. Punches to slowly to upset the Haye applecart IMO.

If he hasnt got to boil down too far in weight, Delaney could stick around in this fight for a while.

Garry has took this at late notice and is very heavy at the moment....

Any idea how heavy? He was 230 or so in his last couple fights so must be higher??

he has to be 15st 10 on the night.... I havent seem him since before christmas but one can assume he was heavier after xmas than he was for his last fight.....

Haye continues to go backwards - fights a guy he should have met in November 2003 and who was floored SEVEN times by Enzo Maccarinelli a couple of months later.
Let's hope Delaney can take him a few rounds.

bennie wrote:Haye continues to go backwards - fights a guy he should have met in November 2003 and who was floored SEVEN times by Enzo Maccarinelli a couple of months later.
Let's hope Delaney can take him a few rounds.

if delaney had proper notice and it was an 8 rounder i would make it 50/50 fight to be honest.... but that isnt the case.

Lets hope Delaney can stick around and take Haye into the trenches a bit...... Haye dropped Delaney with a body shot in sparring before so will be looking for that shot, especially after the Enzo fight.....

Isn't Maccarinelli fighting on the same night?

Knockout,

I actually with your first statement. Delaney has the chin and power to give Haye problems. However, as you say he hasn't had the time to prepare.

Didn't Delaney lose his last fight?, i saw that he won on points, then it got changed to a points defeat! not sure of the reasons

topper123 wrote:Didn't Delaney lose his last fight?, i saw that he won on points, then it got changed to a points defeat! not sure of the reasons

Delaney lost to Steffan Neilson in his last fight - I have seen the contest and he definately lost and had a little bit of conditioning.

topper123 wrote:Didn't Delaney lose his last fight?, i saw that he won on points, then it got changed to a points defeat! not sure of the reasons

yeah, what kind of spanish crap is that.... the spaniards are worse than the Uk, Germany and Italy together...

remember esham pickering robbery over there...

Wasn't the Neilson fight a 6 rounder? Pretty sure it was and both looked terrible.

Lefthookhappy19 wrote:Wasn't the Neilson fight a 6 rounder? Pretty sure it was and both looked terrible.

The fight ve nIElsEn was a 6 rounder, and it was horrible.

bennie wrote:Haye continues to go backwards - fights a guy he should have met in November 2003 and who was floored SEVEN times by Enzo Maccarinelli a couple of months later.
Let's hope Delaney can take him a few rounds.

seriously, how the hell can you say something like this. haye is the last person to moan about regarding crap opposition, it's his second fight back, wtf?

continues? to go backwards? when has he ever gone backwards?

Riddick Blowe wrote:

bennie wrote:Haye continues to go backwards - fights a guy he should have met in November 2003 and who was floored SEVEN times by Enzo Maccarinelli a couple of months later.
Let's hope Delaney can take him a few rounds.

seriously, how the hell can you say something like this. haye is the last person to moan about regarding crap opposition, it's his second fight back, wtf?

continues? to go backwards? when has he ever gone backwards?

i think you are being a tad extreme..... Haye has fought some awful bums... but stepped up very quickly to fight Thompson and deserves credit for that.

ON PAPER Delaney is a good opponent.... and Bennie is technically correct when he says he is going backwards with regard to his last two fights being guys he should have fought in 2003.

perhaps not the best choice of words mind you

Riddick Blowe wrote:

bennie wrote:Haye continues to go backwards - fights a guy he should have met in November 2003 and who was floored SEVEN times by Enzo Maccarinelli a couple of months later.
Let's hope Delaney can take him a few rounds.

seriously, how the hell can you say something like this. haye is the last person to moan about regarding crap opposition, it's his second fight back, wtf?

continues? to go backwards? when has he ever gone backwards?

His last opponent, an Estonian, was someone he was lined up to face in his pro debut!

Is the southern area title at stake?

bennie wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:

bennie wrote:Haye continues to go backwards - fights a guy he should have met in November 2003 and who was floored SEVEN times by Enzo Maccarinelli a couple of months later.
Let's hope Delaney can take him a few rounds.

seriously, how the hell can you say something like this. haye is the last person to moan about regarding crap opposition, it's his second fight back, wtf?

continues? to go backwards? when has he ever gone backwards?

His last opponent, an Estonian, was someone he was lined up to face in his pro debut!

so whats new. i could name a million fighters who took an easy confidence builder in their first fight after getting badly KO'd. fact is, he is the most willing out of ANY novice fighters to fight the best. and you choose this guy to complain about when a million others are far more guilty.

Riddick Blowe wrote:

bennie wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote: seriously, how the hell can you say something like this. haye is the last person to moan about regarding crap opposition, it's his second fight back, wtf?

continues? to go backwards? when has he ever gone backwards?

His last opponent, an Estonian, was someone he was lined up to face in his pro debut!

so whats new. i could name a million fighters who took an easy confidence builder in their first fight after getting badly KO'd. fact is, he is the most willing out of ANY novice fighters to fight the best. and you choose this guy to complain about when a million others are far more guilty.

Little bit of a fan, are we! Haye is a pudding. Doesn't like roadwork, trains in Soho, blows up after four rounds against a 40-year-old, and one punch against Solis. Why shouldn't I complain about him.

i agree as much as the next guy that haye has been exposed. however, i admire the way he's been stepping up and thought that your comment was misplaced, on the contrary delaney is a good opponent for haye on the comeback road. that's all.

Lets face it, there are worse fights for him to take. I will watch it with some beer.

Yes, I too think its a sensible match all things considered.

I don't think this fight is bad at all, what haye needs is opponents who can offer something of a challeng and if Delaney comes in with the right attitude he can certainly do that. The problem with the Thompson fight was that Haye wasn't used to people who hit back. Im just dissapointed that my last exam is on that day so I will be unconsiouse in a ditch by the time it happens.

bennie wrote:Isn't Maccarinelli fighting on the same night?

Yes he is.