Tyson Fury vs. David Haye: who wins?

[The Hammer]

Dwyer is picking Tyson Fury to beat David Haye:

[GGBoxer]

Steve Cunningham hurt Fury several times and even dropped him.

When Haye lands his straight right hand its lights out for Fury

[LoadedWraps]

Dwyer is picking Tyson Fury to beat David Haye:

Smart man. My money is on Fury well. Points too.

[ukboxingfan1981]

Haye on the other hand, is quite heavy handed, surely not as much as a heavy as he was a cruiser, but he still can punch.

Good post, but I don't think it should be under question that he has more power has a HW now than at CW. What could be questioned is his ability to take the shots from the bigger men and whether his stamina has been affected by the increased bulk.

I think the first question has been answered in Hayes favour, the second is his biggest issue and is debateable.

Hoping to see Fury with his face on the canvas but people saying it will send him into retirement are ******. The guy is 23/24?, entertaining, got heart and he's definitely building a fanbase so he will continue.

[GuruVoodoo]

Press Conference?

WTF? I missed the press conference. I was watching SkySportNews and they showed a snippet when I thought they were going to broadcast the whole thing I'm guessing that's because they expect to be X-rated.

Did anywhere else show it/does anyone have a link to it if it's been uploaded yet?

[shearer999]

WTF? I missed the press conference. I was watching SkySportNews and they showed a snippet when I thought they were going to broadcast the whole thing I'm guessing that's because they expect to be X-rated.

Did anywhere else show it/does anyone have a link to it if it's been uploaded yet?

Think they have saved it for ringside tonight as they are both on that apparently.

There is a 2 minute Ifilm video of the "Face off" kicking about on twitter thats quite entertaining

[LacedUp]

Good post, but I don't think it should be under question that he has more power has a HW now than at CW. What could be questioned is his ability to take the shots from the bigger men and whether his stamina has been affected by the increased bulk.

I think the first question has been answered in Hayes favour, the second is his biggest issue and is debateable.

Hoping to see Fury with his face on the canvas but people saying it will send him into retirement are ******. The guy is 23/24?, entertaining, got heart and he's definitely building a fanbase so he will continue.

If you talk relative to weight and other punchers in the division, I'd say he was more powerful at CW. Pure power, of course more at heavy,

[Uturn]

I'll pick Haye by TKO. He is the more experienced fighter and has been tested at the highest level. Fury is defiantly in with a chance though. Haye will fight fairly conservative and will not be taking any risks. Fury best bet is wear Haye down and take him down the stretch. The early rounds are very dangerous for Fury, providing he's gets out of the first 6, he could make this interesting.

[The Hammer]

Anybody else notice that Haye seemed shaken and intimidated towards the end of the RINGSIDE show?

[Chrismart]

Anybody else notice that Haye seemed shaken and intimidated towards the end of the RINGSIDE show?

Decent watch that :ANYWORD: