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HAYE GOOD VALUE ON FIRST 3 ROUNDS?
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 14:53
by Bard of Boxrec
hills have 10/1 for first 2, 12/1 round 3.
i can see him bombing out bonin quicker than expected. Tomasz brings an inflated joke record, less than stellar defence and leaden foot to the table. Haye should go for the kill the first big punch he lands... or will he be more keen to pace himself against the bigger guy?
I'm picking Haye TKO3.
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 15:05
by jomothepure
I'm prettty much with you there. Bonin was KDd by the walking disaster movie Pavel Silvin in his last fight, and if he can get KDd by him he's in trouble against Haye.
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 15:32
by lvlarc
I've read a few times now that Haye doesn't expect to get a KO apparently but I think he'll get the job done within 6.
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 15:42
by Old bones Ian
Bonin is 66/1 to do Haye in any of the first 6 rounds , then 80/1 if he does him in any of the last 6.
Thats a little surprising as Haye has been stopped before, and is stepping up in weight. If Bonin makes Haye work at a higher rate than he wants to and this goes beyond 6 rounds , then Bonin can stop Haye.
I'm only betting small but a couple of quid on Bonin to cause and upset in rounds 7,8 or 9 makes for 150 quid in my pocket.
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 17:18
by lvlarc
HAYE wins KO 1. After the first right hand thrown by Haye landed it looked like an early night. Result.

Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 17:23
by Hagler2002
Good call, I played it safe and went under 9.5 rounds @ 1/2
Still a winner but feel as if I missed out on a payday

Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 17:24
by HairyBoxe24
That confirmed he's the read deal.

Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 17:37
by Autobarn
Haye's punch delivery was clean and excellent. Nice handspeed as well. Decent-ish opponent for his debut. At least it was an interesting sort of gamble, and still puts Enzo's fight with Gunn to shame.
Like the look of Haye at heavyweight. Looks like athletically he'll be at his best up there. This is very much like the Gurov performance. Still questions about him but things look promising.
Haye looks better hitting someone his own size. At cruiser, I don't like seeing him punching down to those stocky compact guys so much. Becaushe he ends up sacrificing height and reach. Against bigger men there are bigger openings, as they say.
Really interesting night for Haye.
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 17:45
by Achybreaky
Paddypower had haye at 80/1 to win in any round!!! its an obvious mistake on their part but it didnt stop me having 6 euro on the first 6 rounds at 80s.
Does anybody know if they can change the price after the event!!!
Posted: 27 Apr 2007, 18:24
by stujones
Impossible to fault that display. Still obvious unanswered questions regarding the whiskers. But he carries his power thats for sure. Aslong as he retains the speed (and at 15 1/2 stone he does for sure) then he'll retain the power.
A bit concerned about his size if he wants to move down. I thought he looked a lot bigger especially around the shoulders.
I definately don't think he's 7% body fat either.
Posted: 28 Apr 2007, 04:36
by Bard of Boxrec
achybreaky wrote:Paddypower had haye at 80/1 to win in any round!!! its an obvious mistake on their part but it didnt stop me having 6 euro on the first 6 rounds at 80s.
Does anybody know if they can change the price after the event!!!
oh my god. you have got to be f**king kidding me.
I won 400 quid but could have won 3200???
At those odds I would have put 200 on the first and second with a hedge on the third.
I COULD HAVE WON 16 FRICKEN GRAND!!! why oh why didnt i go on oddschecker?
Posted: 28 Apr 2007, 05:26
by knockout
hey Riddick thanks for sharing those odds :-) i didnt get chance to make a bet but i appreciate you always sharing your juicy betting finds with us...
Achybreaky, you should of mentioned that before the fight dude....
Posted: 28 Apr 2007, 05:45
by dondada
achybreaky wrote:Paddypower had haye at 80/1 to win in any round!!! its an obvious mistake on their part but it didnt stop me having 6 euro on the first 6 rounds at 80s.
Does anybody know if they can change the price after the event!!!
Well, thanks for sharing that info AFTER the event. Always good to know.

Posted: 28 Apr 2007, 07:11
by Hagler2002
achybreaky wrote:Paddypower had haye at 80/1 to win in any round!!! its an obvious mistake on their part but it didnt stop me having 6 euro on the first 6 rounds at 80s.
Does anybody know if they can change the price after the event!!!
I have heard of these errors before and from what I can gather most people get paid out on incorrect odds, its the ones were people place a bet after the event has taken place when odds have still been offered that don't get their winnings.
Posted: 28 Apr 2007, 08:36
by Bard of Boxrec
anyone concerned about Haye moving back to cruiser?
I really think once he sheds that weight he won't be the same, a la Jones. then he's going to bulk up again for heavyweight? This could be a waste of a career... I think he should stay the hell away from Mormeck and target the top of the heavyweight pile. he certainly has the offensive potential to make some ripples.
he's not proved much yet but I could see him beating the likes of Monte Barrett, williamson etc.. and if he managed to catch wlad, who knows?