banjo
Heavyweight
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by banjo 15 Mar 2008, 13:54
i think enzo may win this one
Poncey
Heavyweight
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by Poncey 15 Mar 2008, 19:28
banjo wrote: i think enzo may win this one
I agree. He just needs to put more focus on his jab.
kevo
Heavyweight
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by kevo 15 Mar 2008, 19:35
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote: banjo wrote: i think enzo may win this one
I agree. He just needs to put more focus on his jab.
Haye is overrated as a puncher. Enzo will walk through his right hands and grind him down in around 8.
whicker
Heavyweight
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by whicker 15 Mar 2008, 19:43
I just have a feeling that this will go to points. All the pre-fight predictions are saying there will be an early knock out, and thats definatly the focus of the hype- and have you noticed that fights never seem to go "as predicted."
yiddo14
Heavyweight
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by yiddo14 15 Mar 2008, 20:18
I think Haye might get lucky with a big shot early, and that Enzo is still a far better, proven fighter.
DG.
Heavyweight
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by DG. 15 Mar 2008, 20:42
I think I might sell my home and put £170k on Haye to win in the 2nd?
It's a gamble that might just pay off.
16/1 odds - if I win then NO MORE WORK FOR ME, EVER!!!
Spud
Heavyweight
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by Spud 15 Mar 2008, 21:46
DG. wrote: I think I might sell my home and put £170k on Haye to win in the 2nd?
It's a gamble that might just pay off.
16/1 odds - if I win then NO MORE WORK FOR ME, EVER!!!
Yeah I am going to bet on round 2 as well - I reckon he might get Maccaroni trapped in the corner and finish him off - but I envisage Haye might get a little cut as well!!!
DG.
Heavyweight
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by DG. 16 Mar 2008, 10:00
Spud wrote: DG. wrote: I think I might sell my home and put £170k on Haye to win in the 2nd?
It's a gamble that might just pay off.
16/1 odds - if I win then NO MORE WORK FOR ME, EVER!!!
Yeah I am going to bet on round 2 as well - I reckon he might get Maccaroni trapped in the corner and finish him off - but I envisage Haye might get a little cut as well!!!
I WON - I CAN NOT BELIEVE IT!!!!
I never have to work again!!!!!!!
EVER!
DG.
Heavyweight
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by DG. 16 Mar 2008, 14:14
Riddick Blowe wrote: could you actually get 16/1 on rd 2 at the time?
Yes. I can not remember where, think it was William Hill?
What do you 'mean at the time?' The fight was today at 12.30!
Bard of Boxrec
Heavyweight
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by Bard of Boxrec 16 Mar 2008, 14:24
ha. i didnt watch it but i assume they threw a commentary track on after the event pretending they were watching it live?
DG.
Heavyweight
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by DG. 16 Mar 2008, 14:27
Riddick Blowe wrote: ha. i didnt watch it but i assume they threw a commentary track on after the event pretending they were watching it live?
Jim and Duke.
No osrespet - but Duke seems luke he us eading from a script.
Jim is not much better.
nickd
Heavyweight
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by nickd 16 Mar 2008, 16:23
The guy presenting it was a freaky looking bastard, very weird head on him. And teeth like a freaking horse.
Chambers2
Heavyweight
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by Chambers2 17 Mar 2008, 11:08
DG. wrote:
No osrespet - but Duke seems luke he us eading from a script.
DG, you sound like that 'Good Moaning' copper from Allo Allo
Poncey
Heavyweight
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by Poncey 17 Mar 2008, 11:15
I found Haye a natural at being inteviewed. He explained things in a scientific way, but also so that the armchair fans could understand him.
