What's your predictions?

I reckon Haye will stop him in round 4.

While we on boxing, who else thinks Eddie Hearn is a right tosser

 

 

Haye by brutal ko in the first two rounds
It's a huge mismatch
But I'll be watching to see him smash bellew unconscious

 

Bellew is an annoying ***** also

 

Haye will KO bellew no problem.
Somebody needs to KO eddie heard aswell lol.

 

I'd happily pay to see Eddie Hearn getting KO'd

 

Eddie Hearn loves the camera just as much as a pound

 

So what were saying is, Bellew wont win and he should be swapped out for eddie hearn because we'd all rather see him knocked out?

 

Let Haye knock Bellew out first, then he'll still have plenty left to put Hearn to sleep for a little bit.

As for loving the camera - 100%, he can't get enough of it.
Just look at the interview with regards to Khan vs Pacquiao

 

And Kahn is getting that fight
Haye has taking a rather disliking to Hearn as well
Haye will end bellew then bring on frank Bruno the second Haye Kia him also

 

So much for your prediction... looks like Bellew has ended Hayes career... TBH I've never thought much of Haye... whenever he comes up against someone that's not frightened and can dodge a punch he loses.

About time he retired before he gets hurt.

 

I've seen better tear ups on Bum Fights...

 

Haye gassed after 5 rounds did he really have an injury?
What's clear is Haye isn't the same fighter he was against chisora that Haye would of wiped bellew out in 2 rounds time for Haye to retire the end

 

Yeah, his injury was as genuine as the Lacoste T-Shirt I bought in Turkey!

 

All the did was walk around for the first 5 rounds, so I don't see what there was to gas about.

Was a rubbish fight tbh, neither of them deserve to be in there, both cr4p boxers.

 

Terrible fight bellew couldn't finish a packet of crisps
Haye is a shadow of his former self
The real winner is Eddie hearn

 

Seriously don't understand why or how Haye got anywhere... he's always been mouth and hype... never seen him put on a decent performance against anyone that can box a bit... ok he's got a bit of a punch... but as seen last night... it's just wild swinging for the most part... only people he's knocking out are rank outsiders/amateurs.

As for Bellew another gob shoit that doesn't even look like he's in good shape... threw a dozen punches then needed 2 rounds to recover, Haye was the same... neither of them had any stamina... seems to me like they both could do with a shed load more road work... and I mean road, not 10 mins on the treadmill.

 

to be fair haye has only fought twice in the last 5 years and it showed. the ring rust was there for all to see. his timing was way off for the first 4 rounds and he was swinging for the fences a bit because of that. by the 5th he looked like he was getting his eye in a bit then he stumbled as he was backing up in the 6th and his achilles went. game over after that as his biggest weapons, his power punches and movement were severely limited. he fought on though so deserves some credit and to me the fight says more about tony bellend bellew, who looked like the only thing he could put away was a chicken dinner. any decent fighter would have put haye to the sword right away. haye didnt look that hurt from the punch that put him over it looked more like the balance issues from the injury which made it hard for him to get back to his feet and he sprung up at the 9 count only for the towel to fly in. haye apparently seen a specialist on wednesday about his ankle/achilles so there was obviously an issue there. a shame as the fight would have got interesting in the later rounds with an uninjured haye.

 

I presume Bellew didn't put him away because he couldn't, due to the broken hand

 

just seen the news abut bellew,s hand. injuries to both of them spoiled the fight for sure.

 

Katie Taylor was fight of the night

 

It's laughable some of the fights that make it to pay per view these days, people get drawn in to the pre fight acting where fighters say they hate each other, do a lot of pretend shoving around at press conferences etc etc

A lot of boxers these days are just very good salesmen, they know hot to get fights and how to sell them. The standard across the world barring a handful of fighters is terrible, it's certainly nowhere near as good as it was in the 70's, 80's and 90's.

 

Same with football, handful of good players in the world, yet they all seem to earn silly money... Boxing has gone to the dogs... they're grooming these guys to hype it up and in the end they deliver nothing, kiss each other and make up... Bellew even said he didn't care about winning, but he'd just secured his kids future with that fight... how long has he been in boxing... 3yrs and now he's a multi-millionaire... nice work if you can get it.

 

Bellew been boxing since he was a kid
It's the toughest sport of them all
Make no mistake but there is a massive lack of talent now compared to yester year

 

I've been following boxing all my life and had a stint at some amateur boxing for a few years back in 2009 so I feel that I'm qualified enough to make a decent review of the fight, but it's purely my opinion and of course that varies.....even though most of what i read and hear is utter tosh.

First of all I'm not a big fan of either so this is purely an unbiased review, completely how I seen it, but I did want Bellew to win, that was until after what happened in the 6th round.

Was Haye injured? Of course he was, anyone watching the fight would have known that, anyone who didn't see what happened and how he completely changed at that point need their eyes checking.

Was Haye gassed out? Nope.....in fact until that point in the 6th round Bellew was breathing much heavier than Haye, watch it! I did.

For the first 2 rounds Bellew was excellent, defensively good and boxing well on the back foot, for these 2 rounds Haye was wild, looking for the knockout and every time he threw that big left hook Bellew seen it a mile off and easily slipped it......making Haye look stupid.

But from the 3rd round onwards Haye started to box smart, using his jab more and applying the pressure constantly with Bellew always on the back foot.

And then clearly in the 6th round he injures himself after throwing a big punch, these things happen but at the end of the 6th round he was up on the judges cards. Imho if he hadn't injured himself he'd have either won on points or wore Bellew down and manage to put him down. I personally feel Haye had the better conditioning and would have lasted better than Bellew.

But.....the injury, how he managed to continue is mind boggling, pride!! Bellew couldn't even finish him with a flurry of punches, hard punches, he wasn't letting up. Strange from someone who had broke their hand. Anyway. If you watch closely when Haye goes through the ropes in the 11th round it was more to do with the injury than the punches from Bellew themself, he couldn't sustain the position he was in from trying to slip the punches and his leg gave way from supporting his weight.

I hope there is another fight between them and fingers crossed no injuries, no ifs or buts and then we'll see for sure.

Fact is Joshua smashes either of them.......

 

pretty much sums up my view of it wull. another fight would still be interesting.

 

I ain't sold on aj fought old men and bums and continues that trend
Reminds me of frank Bruno his only half decent fight was against a very limited Dylan whyte who nearly kod him out