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    Originally posted by Tee View Post
    They shoud have Fraudley and Tyson Fury on standby. I reckon Haye could take all three on in one night.
    your probably right. Although funnily enough I fully expect Fury and Harrison to have a fight at some point.
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    Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?

    Think we have the answer..Slot!!

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      So Khan gets his belts back, but is the defeat wiped off his record?
      Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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        Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
        So Khan gets his belts back, but is the defeat wiped off his record?
        good question bit like asking who supplies the Bat cave with gas and electric....makes no sense not to

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          I think it will go down as a No Contest. Usually does for a drugs incident in MMA.
          *Except Michael, who died.

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            Originally posted by Alex View Post
            I think it will go down as a No Contest. Usually does for a drugs incident in MMA.
            good answer

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              Hindsight is a great thing and looking back at that fight, Peterson was just relentlessly walking forward and throwing so many punches right until the final bell. It seems clear now that he must have been on something.
              "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                is having an extra toe and advantage in boxing?

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                  David Haye would probably say so.
                  "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                    Surprisingly yes. Spoke to my brother in law after that all happened and he had sympathy for Haye. He was telling me all your power comes from a good base. So if Haye couldnt ground his feet properly due to the pain, then he would have to jump into the punches and risk losing that power.

                    You can see after the fight watching back, Haye let him come on to him alot (normal for Haye) then when he did go for the big power punches he had to jump into them. Which is what made it seem like Haye was getting desperate in the latter rounds. In reality he was desperate, but that's only because of the loss of power from the lack of a solid base.
                    *Except Michael, who died.

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                      Originally posted by Tee View Post
                      Hindsight is a great thing and looking back at that fight, Peterson was just relentlessly walking forward and throwing so many punches right until the final bell. It seems clear now that he must have been on something.
                      Sounds like a certain Filipino legend...

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                        ....what are you saying? Come on, out with it.
                        *Except Michael, who died.

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                          Originally posted by Alex View Post
                          Surprisingly yes. Spoke to my brother in law after that all happened and he had sympathy for Haye. He was telling me all your power comes from a good base. So if Haye couldnt ground his feet properly due to the pain, then he would have to jump into the punches and risk losing that power.

                          You can see after the fight watching back, Haye let him come on to him alot (normal for Haye) then when he did go for the big power punches he had to jump into them. Which is what made it seem like Haye was getting desperate in the latter rounds. In reality he was desperate, but that's only because of the loss of power from the lack of a solid base.
                          Possibly, however my nephew (who is an amateur boxer) says the adrenaline rush of actually fighting would have meant Haye should never really have felt his injured toe and it would therefore have had no real effect.
                          "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                            Originally posted by Daniel 7 View Post
                            Sounds like a certain Filipino legend...
                            Thats a low blow Daniel. 1 point deduction.

                            Poor Manny.
                            "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                              Originally posted by Alex View Post
                              Surprisingly yes. Spoke to my brother in law after that all happened and he had sympathy for Haye. He was telling me all your power comes from a good base. So if Haye couldnt ground his feet properly due to the pain, then he would have to jump into the punches and risk losing that power.

                              You can see after the fight watching back, Haye let him come on to him alot (normal for Haye) then when he did go for the big power punches he had to jump into them. Which is what made it seem like Haye was getting desperate in the latter rounds. In reality he was desperate, but that's only because of the loss of power from the lack of a solid base.
                              apparently it's only on one foot, so if he hits him on that side he'll be easier to knock over...

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                                A lot of people are underrating Garcia.

                                Seen some people saying that Khan will finish him in 2 rounds, I think he will win but it won't be that easy.
                                The times they are a changin'.

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