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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Tony Bellew Admits He May Possibly Fight "Three" More Times

    Tony Bellew (29-2-1, 19 KOs) is potentially going to fight three more times before announcing his retirement. Earlier this month at the O2 Arena in London, Bellew continued his streak of success in a major way by stepping up from the cruiserweight division to stop former heavyweight champion David Haye in eleven rounds. Haye, who ruptured his Achilles in the sixth round, was a huge favorite to win the fight.
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    • thack
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      Ok some prospective required here Rocky.I thought he'd be blown away in two rounds by Haye he wasn't but I now understand why Haye didn't want to fight anyone ....he's done!

      Tony against any of the heavyweights from Dillian Whyte to AJ would be embarrassing but good luck scouse you were the only one with the balls regards taking that Haye fight.

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        • Kilrain
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          Just hurry up and agree to fight Haye again. You know you ain't retiring.

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            • dazzo16
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              f..c...k this kk..u.nt he beat an pre-injured one legged haye and he wants us to think he's something special - f.k bellew, i hope he dies

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                • Straightener
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                  Originally posted by dazzo16
                  f..c...k this kk..u.nt he beat an pre-injured one legged haye and he wants us to think he's something special - f.k bellew, i hope he dies
                  what a chopper

                  Haye got his ass beat ... deal with it

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                    • dazzo16
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                      Haye got his ass beat ... deal with it
                      deal with stevenson koing bellew.
                      ill deal with your mum real easy

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                        • OctoberRed
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                          Did anyone really expect him to retire?

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                            • 1hourRun
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                              I see it going down like this: ideally the first move maybe for a HW title or advancing to one, if he fails rematches the 'Gay-maker' gets slept ; ends with a W vs. some mediocre opponent in some socker stadium.

                              Back the following year.

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                                • -Freddy-
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                                  I don't care how many fights he has next as long as one of them is against Haye. Hopefully his next fight.

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                                    • BigZ44
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                                      I gotta think a Bellew/Haye rematch is in the cards, but that could be a ways off depending on Haye's recovery. So what does Bellew do in the meantime? Dillian Whyte maybe?

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