Comments Thread For: Bellew: Haye **** Himself With Klitschko, His Best Win is Mormeck!

[dan_cov]

While true he can't really talk given how he **** himself vs Stevenson still I'll be rooting for him this weekend.

[Robbie Barrett]

Well, you do have to question how a guy who couldn't fight or train because of a severe shoulder injury and operation has come back with added size and muscle mass...it doesn't quite add up. Although he had been training for a while before the first fight back, the first pictures of him when he got back in training looked extremely su****ious to me, and i'm sure plenty of others mentioned it too.

He was out for 3 years after the shoulder injury. It wasn't like he had a swim in the sea and was repaired in under 6 months.

[hugh grant]

Buthayedid last distance at least with wlad that's got to be good.
He beat chisora which is good and Barrett and Ruiz. All quite good fighters

[gmc_rfc_06]

What did Bellew do against Stevenson?

[cameltoe]

Pot, kettle, black. This is a guy that got beat by Nathan Cleverly and in the rematch, couldn't knock him out. What's Bellew's best win? He drones on about having a load of power, but 18ko's isn't that impressive for a so-called power puncher with 28 fights, most of them tomato-can domestic level fighters at light heavy.

Haye meanwhile has proven his skill and power at cruiser and at heavy. To say 'no top-10 heavies' is a bit misleading as to be honest, Wlad aside, there really wasn't much out there during Haye's WBA reign. Maybe Adamek or the russian dude. Joshua, Wilder, Parker, Fury etc have all filled the gap since he semi-retired. Chisora was a good win and remains a solid HW.

That being said, his come back fights have been embarrassing.

[tokon]

Well, you do have to question how a guy who couldn't fight or train because of a severe shoulder injury and operation has come back with added size and muscle mass...it doesn't quite add up. Although he had been training for a while before the first fight back, the first pictures of him when he got back in training looked extremely su****ious to me, and i'm sure plenty of others mentioned it too.

Bear in mind that, being "retired", he would not have been tested by anyone e.g. UKAD for the duration of that "retirement"; a very clever ploy imo!