The difference between Tyson Fury and David Haye

**yoz** · 07-07-2015, 05:57 AM

Great post.

Love or loathe him, Tyson is a fighting man.

**The Hammer** · 07-07-2015, 06:01 AM

Is that Haye's boyfriend in the photo with him?

He and Booth seem to have gone separate ways.

**removed** · 07-07-2015, 06:16 AM

Originally posted by Freedom.

Is that Haye's boyfriend in the photo with him?

He and Booth seem to have gone separate ways.

Joey Essex, a halfwit from the UK who for some reason, young lads seem to idolise.

**HEND** · 07-07-2015, 06:20 AM

Difference is David Haye is a way better boxer than Fury.

**removed** · 07-07-2015, 06:31 AM

Originally posted by HEND

Difference is David Haye is a way better boxer than Fury.

Haye achieved nothing at Tyson's weight, other than becoming a laughing stock. Fury may well lose to Wlad, but i guarantee that he'll go down on his sword.

**HEND** · 07-07-2015, 07:03 AM

Originally posted by denium

Haye achieved nothing at Tyson's weight, other than becoming a laughing stock. Fury may well lose to Wlad, but i guarantee that he'll go down on his sword.

And what Fury achieved in his weight? Tell me please!
I see a guys who's best wins are Chisora and Cunningham, bot are two sizes smaller than him, the latter is a natural CW.
In Fury I see a guy who is more talk than actual talent. An entertainer who smartly picked his opponents, and mostly talked himself into a big fight at last. Never fought a single guy who is solid and at least close to him in size, t way too risky to him.
I expect Klitschko to mop the floor with Fury and after that we won't hear anything about the guy until they feed him to an up and comer fighter, like Joshua...

**removed** · 07-07-2015, 07:13 AM

Originally posted by HEND

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Originally Posted by denium

Haye achieved nothing at Tyson's weight, other than becoming a laughing stock. Fury may well lose to Wlad, but i guarantee that he'll go down on his sword.

And what Fury achieved in his weight? Tell me please!
I see a guys who's best wins are Chisora and Cunningham, bot are two sizes smaller than him, the latter is a natural CW.
In Fury I see a guy who is more talk than actual talent. An entertainer who smartly picked his opponents, and mostly talked himself into a big fight at last. Never fought a single guy who is solid and at least close to him in size, t way too risky to him.
I expect Klitschko to mop the floor with Fury and after that we won't hear anything about the guy until they feed him to an up and comer fighter, like Joshua...

Talked himself into a big fight? He's the mandatory for two of Wlad's belts you mong

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**yoz** · 07-07-2015, 07:15 AM

Originally posted by denium

Talked himself into a big fight? He's the mandatory for two of Wlad's belts you mong

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I can see it from both sides.

Fury's road to a mandatory shot wasn't all that exacting. A win over Cunningham and Chisora...

That said, Haye's heavyweight run isn't anything to gloat about.

**removed** · 07-07-2015, 07:17 AM

Originally posted by yoz

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Originally Posted by denium

Talked himself into a big fight? He's the mandatory for two of Wlad's belts you mong

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I can see it from both sides.

Fury's road to a mandatory shot wasn't all that exacting. A win over Cunningham and Chisora...

That said, Haye's heavyweight run isn't anything to gloat about.

Cunningham is a better win than anything Haye achieved at HW

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The difference between Tyson Fury and David Haye