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Postfight – David Haye v. Audley Harrison – Dwyer // GamblersAdvisory.Com
Posted by admin on February 22nd, 2012
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Haye confidence trickster.
Yeah i think david haye didnt want to jump all over audley because of what he did to sprott in his prior fight, haye maybe thought that that was one of audley’s plans. He jumped all over mormeck, maccarinelli , valuev, ruiz several times.
dywer i dont mean to sound insulting but…you say haye has a guy hurt then backs off to restart his usual prosess….”Go watch the Haye vs Macrinelli” As soon as haye has him hurt with the long right hand he jumps straight inside on him hand flurys “on the ropes” till he has him pretty much unconcious. Thats a fact, its on video for all to see. But i do agree he is an outside fighter, but he can slug inside if he wants to, (as seen against enzo).
good vid dwyer,
i predicted haye round 2.
haye v wlad, haye wins inside a round
Its not surprise that Haye cannot fight inside,his hero was Ali who had the same problem,couldnt fight inside!!
Great video my friend, keep them coming.
Solis already beat Haye by stoppage in the 2001 World Amateur Championships , Haye had him out on his feet though in the first , I’m going to watch again on Youtube right now
How to beat haye?? WHAT is there to figure out??? Haye fights like a bitch.. throws punches blindly thats it
don’t fall for the faints Klitschkos!
Maybe so. I wasn’t saying my opinion because i didn’t see the fight. Just that those stories are floating around. He never should have fought Harrison in the first place. But if they do find out the two were in cahoots they should both be hung drawn and quartered according to ancient brittish tradition.
@Haplotype0 I think its a reaction from people who bought into the hype thinking the fight would be more competitive. Haye betting on the fight is nothing to be concerned with imo, a lot of boxers do it on the down low. Haye was characteristically boastful on the night, should have kept it quiet. That’s a point to back up that it wasn’t a setup. Haye mentioned in the post-fight interview that he bet on the fight, if it was a setup he would try his best to conceal that, not openly reveal it.
on point as always dwyer
Great points made Dwyer.
@ElecTron1k
Maybe you should spend a little more time getting to understand how boxing works rather than spending time in your back yard getting dogs to fight for Euro’s you imbecile.
@ElecTron1k
Shows how much you know, haha, Haye isn’t even in my top 10 you complete spaz, were you born yesterday? Haye was making all that noise to get a title shot and establish his name, he was offered a crappy contract each time by the Klits and got a better deal fighting Valuev for the WBA, do you not understand that boxing is a business? Barrett was a weight test, Ruiz was mandatory and Harrison was clearly a fight for money, you’re the one who seems so suprised by all this you idiot.
@GilbertSyndrome lol dumbest boxing fans. yeah! the kid comes to HW, says he is undisputed HW champ, and calls out both klits. for some reason he fights folks who are 38+. and 1 mroe time, I know only few fair Brit fans who say David is a joke. rest.. are like you. keep hanging on his sack
Slois beat Haye in the World Amateur Finals in 2001. But that was a long time ago, Slois is way past his prime. Plus those Roy Jones defeats were also more to do with Roy being over the hill than Glen Johnson’s style.
Your comments on style are valid and it was a good break down of the Haye/Harrison fight, but ability far outweighs style most of the time….
@SuttieTheFan solis is a dude whose 6’1 and now weighs 270 pounds…
@Gorguruga I didn’t see the fight. I’ve heard that there were allegations of Haye betting on the fight. I’ve heard allegations that Harrison took a dive and I’ve heard Haye signaled him to take the dive. I’m not commenting on what I think, just what is being talked about.
@homohumbler
true, he’ll need to lay off the fast food if he wants to repeat that victory
@ElecTron1k
support anything? i didnt “support” this fight, i said it was garbadge from day one & watched it on a free stream. ur the one making ignorant assumptions, clown
Haye - london champion
XD
…Well I never paid my £15 because I knew damn well what this fight represented…a much needed pay day for Harrison and a dance about and a flag wave for Haye whilst the Klitschkos grow 8 months older and less able. The fact is Harrison should never have been allowed back in the ring to make a further mockery of himself, the sport and the paying public and Dwyer, you need to examine motivation as well as technique. Harrison was more than happy to go cheaply and quietly in round 3 for £1m.
People are calling this fight a fix. Well, yes, but not in the traditional sense, it’s more an example of boxing’s dark arts of bullshit promotion (and this is something that Dwyer overlooks in his meticulous analysis). Take a second and remind yourself of how you felt when this fight was announced. “Fuck’s sake” we all thought “this is just filler to line pockets at £15 a head and yet further delay a fight with a Klitschko.” Harrison is a proven fat joke, we won’t watch it….