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Haye ain't afraid of taking risks, Joe on the other hand..........lets say he liked his pad work.
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That defeat did him wonders, It also separates him from other British fighters!
Haye ain't afraid of taking risks, Joe on the other hand..........lets say he liked his pad work.
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prime roy easily, anyone that says otherwise is ****riding
right now you can make a case for either fighterComment
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chunck,chuck or whatever!
Haya is a complete ***in wanka mate dont get carried away by his win over Enzo Haye is more bothred about his corn rolls..
His a chinny nobhead as well which will be found out when he arrives at heavyComment
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He still lost at the end of the day...
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getting a loss certainly encourages taking more risks.
Amir Khan is the guy to watch the way Frank Warren manages his career is indicative of any potential change of philosophy in this country regarding riskier match making. No doubt the kid wants it.
It's when you get a guy like Michael Jennings reaching 30-1 or some**** when your appalled. He is a decent domestic operator who hasn't even mixed at decent european level.
Haye is showing the way forward.Comment
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Haye fought better opposition than most young boxers, and because of that one loss people try to make out that he is a lesser fighter. Joe Louis was a young prospect when he lost to a former world champion, but came back to be one of the best ever.
If the number of defeats on your record was the most important thing then Sven Ottke would be a rated above Ali.Comment
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Bump a bump a bump a bump bump.Comment
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Thread helps to show how idiotic some posters are. THEY are the reason boxing is in a decline in some ways, you put so much emphasis on a damn 0 it's foolish.Comment
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Oh dear.30
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