Haye didnt wobble Valuev

nah, he was certainly wobbled.

Valuev was def hurt his body went a bit limp to and his legs went for a few secs, I had Haye by one point he showed good defense which was a surprise to me but he didn't do enough in the middle rounds for a convincing win. I don't see how any could call it a robbery though.

His legs just went for a second... nothing wrong with that, happens to most fighters. Though it must of been a very good shot to wobble him, never happened to him before. watchng the replay.. I see that shot hit valuev under the ear on the neck/back of the jawbone. That can be a very disorienting type of shot. An equilibrium killer. Not the same as getting hit flush in the jaw, or on the temple.

His legs just went for a second... nothing wrong with that, happens to most fighters. Though it must of been a very good shot to wobble him, never happened to him before.

check out his facial expression as well. clearly rocked.

He did wobble him for about two secs, but according to those judges the fight was Haye's MD anyway. I'm with Jim Watt, Haye didn't do enough over the first eleven rounds. Jim Watt had already made up his mind that he didn't want Haye to win. Before the fight he was on record as saying that Haye would try and go for the KO early and didn't have the ability to potshot. But when Haye didn't do as he though, he still said he was doing it wrong. Can't stand Jim (T)Watt.

He did wobble him for about two secs, but according to those judges the fight was Haye's MD anyway. I'm with Jim Watt, Haye didn't do enough over the first eleven rounds.

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Look at my sig, he was wobbled. A we tiny bit if any.I think Valuev done enough to get the decision especially in Germany.Maybe if it was in England.All the talk about Haye's going to get robbed then the complete opposite happens.What a load of bollocks.

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oh god ..... not another ill conceived thread......... What do you expect in NSB??

I cant post it up as im on the phone but Values clearly slipped on the edge of the apron, there is some footage showing this but cant upload it. I am amzed at the amount of nuthuggers saying he was nearly dropped? ......and your saying that with a straight face?

"The judges made their decision and I think the last round made the difference, especially the end of it." - Nikolai Valuev

Ye his left leg goes from under him, more chance of his knee being broken than Hayes right hand. A bit of a delayed effect there though. To boxing ignorants, that's very common and some of the most spectacular KOs come that way.

LOOOL no ? http://i37.tinypic.com/qzou2w.gif bwahahahah he did "the cotto" dance move formerly known as "the judah".

he was wobbled. that was a perfect shot by Haye... if only he had thrown his hands more, I would rightfully call him the giant-killer like people are touting..but for me..he's the giant decisioner

He caught him with the inside of his glove, fcuk Haye must have more power than Tyson.

Ho yeah he "slipped" on the ring apron.... In the center of teh ring and dropped his hands and staggered around like a drunk for 5 seconds. Shit thats some slip...

oh god ..... not another ill conceived thread.........

Ye his left leg goes from under him, more chance of his knee being broken than Hayes right hand. I agree, seeing as Haye missed with the right hand and landed the left hook.