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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: David Haye Eager To Be a Champion Again - This Time in Poker

    David Haye is once again dreaming of becoming a world champion - but this time around he wants to do it in poker. During his boxing career, Haye became a unified champion at cruiserweight and eventually moved up to heavyweight to defeat Nikolai Valuev for the WBA world title.
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    • TheMyspaceDayz
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      #2
      It is possible that god took all of his luck when it comes to boxing predictions and placed it in poker instead. So crazy it might just work.

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        • MxcoFistology
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          Here we go again with these corny as titles

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            • 1hourRun
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              Considering how many times David Haye has bluffed and folded in his boxing career, he should make for a good professional Poker player. Play your hands right David, good luck.

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                • Bunch Pag
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                  Well, There's a good chance in his poker career he'll get at least One Good Hand.

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                    • Citizen Koba
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                      #6
                      Originally posted by 1hourRun
                      Considering how many times David Haye has bluffed and folded in his boxing career, he should make for a good professional Poker player. Play your hands right David, good luck.
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                      Damn, man, I'd K you for that one but you're still recharging. My chuckling actually made Jr look round from the Xbox which is quite the achievement.

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                        • Winky-Wright
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                          #7
                          Originally posted by 1hourRun
                          Considering how many times David Haye has bluffed and folded in his boxing career, he should make for a good professional Poker player. Play your hands right David, good luck.
                          That was a toe blow

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                            • 1hourRun
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                              Originally posted by Citizen Koba
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                              Damn, man, I'd K you for that one but you're still recharging. My chuckling actually made Jr look round from the Xbox which is quite the achievement.


                              I appreciate your comment buddy. I cant imagine David Haye joining the elite group of champions of the World Series of Poker, like : Johnny Moss, Doyle Brunson, Stu Ungar, Johnny Chan.

                              David Haye is more like on that Kevin Hart celebrity level. I love to see that.
                              Originally posted by Winky-Wright
                              That was a toe blow

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                                • trippers1
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                                  More chance of him landing anything flush in a poker tournament than his last 2 attempts at fighting

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                                    • GlassJoey
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                                      He completely convinced me he had the best 2 camps of his career before the Bellew fights so I think he could trick a few poker players

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