Will Abdoul give Haye the rounds he needs?

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Max Molyneux
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Will Abdoul give Haye the rounds he needs?

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Looking at his record, he only has one TKO were he was out on his feet possibly and he went the distance with Adamel.

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Post by Chambers2 »

He could well give Haye some rounds, but if Abdouls performance against Enzo is anything to go by they want be at a high pace and won't test Hayes stamina, as Enzo was allowed to box at his own pace for the duration of the fight.

Abdoul was ultra-cautious of Enzo's power and fought a very defensive fight, I hope he doesn't come to do the same against Haye. In saying that though I can still see Haye stopping him even if Abdoul does fight very cautiously
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

i think haye will likely force a stoppage with a barrage of punches. :box:
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Chambers2 wrote: Abdoul was ultra-cautious of Enzo's power and fought a very defensive fight, I hope he doesn't come to do the same against Haye.
Can't imagine why he'd suddenly abandon a cautious strategy when going in with a banger like Haye. If he's got any ambition, he'll wait awhile and then chance it late on, when Haye slows down a bit.

Anyone who goes 12 with Enzo has a good chin, so he's likely to give Haye a long fight, unless he's caught cold that is.

Looks a long night for DH, and it'll be mightily impressive if he gets rid of the Belgium before half way. And if Haye has been skipping the hard work in training ( what with the nice weather and all! ) he could well end up paying late on.
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Post by Chambers2 »

MightyWarrior wrote:
Chambers2 wrote: Abdoul was ultra-cautious of Enzo's power and fought a very defensive fight, I hope he doesn't come to do the same against Haye.
Can't imagine why he'd suddenly abandon a cautious strategy when going in with a banger like Haye.
Its not a case of suddenly abondoning his cautious style, I've only seen him fight once so I can't really say that he's definately a cautious fighter, he just was on that night.

He fought Enzo over 2 years ago, since then he's had 10 fights and had some decent wins (along with creditable losses), so his style could have developed/changed in that time
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Post by stujones »

I think Abdoul will probably survive a good few rounds, alot will depend on the compassion for the corner. If Lasse Johanson can go till 8, then Abdul can go the distance.

I think Paula Abdoul has more of a chance beating Haye.
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