After seeing the size of Chisora today, im 100% sure Haye wins

[gingeralbino]

Originally Posted by Fish_Scotland

Very good point actually. It's easy to prance around for 12 rounds but it's a different game if pressured.

I remember Haye saying he doesn't do allot of road work and tends to stick to short circuit sprints as he believes that short bursts emulate fight conditions better which I found strange tbh. Not circuits but the lack of serious sustained road work/swimming/cycling or something similar as a basis to his cardio work out. ( I' no gym buff so correct me if I'm wrong).

It was the build up to the Harrison fight (I think) so he could well have been taking it easy/taking the p*ss given the outcome was obvious.

Haye's highest pace at HW was giving Ruiz a one sided battering, and Haye looked exhausted by the time the KO came.

And thats Chisora only chance. Hoping Haye gases, and i doubt Chisora will still be standing by the time that happens.

This has Haye by spectacular KO written all over it. Which is why im against this fight cos its gonna make Haye look amazing and then we're gonna have to put up with all the hype/****e again

Id rather Haye just disappeared and Chisora had some other big fights

[ny123]

What has Haye done at hw to justify all of this hype? Chisora's loss to Vitaly and his robbery loss to Helenius is better than anything Haye has done at hw imo.

[TheIcon]

Originally Posted by PD21

Agreed. Glass chinned Audley had to take afew on the ropes beofre he finally fell over form the acumilation. Haye couldnt put him away with 1 shot like Sprott did and the fight was stopped iwth Audley on his feet scared to punch back. Derek might get stunned but I cant see him being knocked out. Haytes power is being over arted by many IMO. he hasnt shown great power at heavyweight. He clubbed a washed up Ruiz round the back of the head afew times but apart from that if you didnt know his record he just looks like a runner who would rather look good and lose than look bad and win.

Yeah I agree, 85% percent of Haye's record comes from Cruiserweight where yes, he was a big hitter, but even at cruserweight it took combinations to K.O people which mainly comes from his speed. At Heavyweight David Haye's record goes like this :

Win by T.K.O vs Monte Barrett ( note the TKO not KO, also Note Haye went down before he stopped him)
Win By Unanimous Decision vs Valuev ( Hit and run tactics deployed, he fought smart in my opinion because if he had of went for a K.O he would of gassed and lost most likely)
Win By T.K.O vs John Ruiz ( again note the TKO not KO and also Note Ruiz came out of a at least 1 year retirement to take this fight)
Win By T.K.O vs Audley Harrison (this guys mean't to have a glass chin but The fight ended with Audley still on his feet)
Lost a Wide Unanimous Decision vs Wlad- in this fight he landed a couple of his biggest shots against a guy that although has good defence, has shown that his chin is suspect at times, however the big shots Haye landed did not floor Wlad , although its fair to note that the one in the last round stunned him.

Okay so what Im trying to say from all this- Haye has never K.O'd anyone at HW, all the stoppages are exactly that, stoppages, not K.O's, not huge 1 punch power shots that left a guy on the canvas.

Now I am of the view that Haye wins this fight by decision by boxing smart and using his reflexes to not get hit and steal rounds, but if People think Haye is just gonna walk in there and just steam roller Chisora and K.O him early, they're very wrong, Haye never just goes gun HO in the early rounds, he's said he would for many a fight but never does. The guys that are saying this is gonna be a early K.O are most likely looking at Haye's record which mainly consists of CW K.O's, instead of looking at the bigger picture and the fact that many of his HW opponents have had suspect chins yet he has failed to leave them unconscious in the middle of the ring.

[chav]

I was always pretty sure Haye beats chisora, because the style is ideal for Haye boxing off the back foot with his quick hands and power. If he stops Del Boy then thats some statement as Del is a tough cookie and Haye might get me excited about watching him fight Vitali.

As of now, Haye has to redeem himself. Im going to cheer for Chisora and hope he sparks Haye, but I've got serious doubts he will pull it off. Im up for this fight though big time.

[No1]

Originally Posted by PD21

I see the argument that Chisora is made for Haye stylewise but I'd like to present the opposite case in that Haye does not like Guys who put him under pressure.

His only KO loss came at the hands of a 40 year old cruiserweight who took his best shots early and wore him down with pressure. We know Haye has improved since then but he hasnt really faced that level of intensity in recent years. Mormeck was a plodder and Ruiz was slow and washed up.

David is the type of fighter to use the ring and do things at his own pace. He doesnt like being crowded and hasnt been for years so we dont know what his cardio is like when a guy as relentless as Chisora keeps walking him down. He will have to fight him off and thats when you gas if you are forced to work and waste punches.

Davids in trouble unless he gets a KO early which I cant see happening seemings as Vitali and Helenuis' shots bounced off Derek. David might have to steal it on points by outboxing him but as soon as he lets pride take over ( and it will ) I think Derek works him to head and body and makes it a long, draining distance fight IMO.

Thats exactly what I said. Haye is mentally weak and when he cannot hurt someone he will run away and come up with excuses about his performance. Ie, Valuev, Wlad.

I'd love to see haye get brutally battered as he is a joke of a fighter who stole 1000's of people money when he didnt put up an effort against wlad

[No1]

Originally Posted by TheIcon

Yeah I agree, 85% percent of Haye's record comes from Cruiserweight where yes, he was a big hitter, but even at cruserweight it took combinations to K.O people which mainly comes from his speed. At Heavyweight David Haye's record goes like this :

Win by T.K.O vs Monte Barrett ( note the TKO not KO, also Note Haye went down before he stopped him)
Win By Unanimous Decision vs Valuev ( Hit and run tactics deployed, he fought smart in my opinion because if he had of went for a K.O he would of gassed and lost most likely)
Win By T.K.O vs John Ruiz ( again note the TKO not KO and also Note Ruiz came out of a at least 1 year retirement to take this fight)
Win By T.K.O vs Audley Harrison (this guys mean't to have a glass chin but The fight ended with Audley still on his feet)
Lost a Wide Unanimous Decision vs Wlad- in this fight he landed a couple of his biggest shots against a guy that although has good defence, has shown that his chin is suspect at times, however the big shots Haye landed did not floor Wlad , although its fair to note that the one in the last round stunned him.

Okay so what Im trying to say from all this- Haye has never K.O'd anyone at HW, all the stoppages are exactly that, stoppages, not K.O's, not huge 1 punch power shots that left a guy on the canvas.

Now I am of the view that Haye wins this fight by decision by boxing smart and using his reflexes to not get hit and steal rounds, but if People think Haye is just gonna walk in there and just steam roller Chisora and K.O him early, they're very wrong, Haye never just goes gun HO in the early rounds, he's said he would for many a fight but never does. The guys that are saying this is gonna be a early K.O are most likely looking at Haye's record which mainly consists of CW K.O's, instead of looking at the bigger picture and the fact that many of his HW opponents have had suspect chins yet he has failed to leave them unconscious in the middle of the ring.

Another good point