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Showing posts with label David Haye. Show all posts
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Saturday, May 21, 2016

David Haye continues quest to regain heavyweight title, stops ArnoldGjergjaj in two rounds

David Haye made a spectacular performance tonight that sets up a fight in September with another knockout winner Shannon Briggs at the O2 Arena, in London.


Haye (28-2, 26 KOs) scored two knockdowns in the opening round and again in the second, followed by another one that ultimately stops the undefeated Swiss Arnold Gjergjaj.

In the first round, a solid right hand from Haye dropped Gjergjaj. And another Haye shot took down Gjergjaj (29-1, 21 KOs) again before the end of the round. The referee didn't counted it as a knockdown. Gjergjaj complained that he was hit at the back of the head. It looked also to me that the punches that knocked him down were thrown after the bell.

In the second, it's all David Haye. Every time Haye landed shots Gjergjaj legs looks ready to go. It's just a matter of time.  A solid jab put down Gjergjaj again on the floor. This time the challenger looked defeated, battered and ready for the picking.

A beast mode Haye bombarded Gjergjaj towards the ropes. Gjergjaj went down again but was able to get up. But the referee had seen enough and rightfully stopped the contest to save Gjergjaj from further beating.

Well, Haye should be impressive tonight because he's expected to win this one. Many in the UK media believed that this fight is a huge mismatch. And it was indeed a huge mismatch. I didn't see any punch thrown and landed by Gjergjaj.

During the interview, Haye said that "big fights" are possible in 2016. He mentioned Antony Joshua, but he also told that Shannon Briggs could be next in September. And he chanted "let's go champ! Let's go champ! Let's go champ!"

Saturday, January 16, 2016

Watch: David Haye vs Mark de Mori full fight



David Haye (27-2, 25 KO) did not waste any time in the ring during his comeback fight in three-and-a-half-year. He finished the job in two minutes, hammering Mark De Mori (30-2-2, 26 KO) out with heavy blows to head and body with real bad intention. With the win, Haye was talking about a possible fight with Anthony Joshua, which he considered to fight by the end of the year.

"I think a bigger fight would be with Anthony Joshua. That could happen by the end of the year. I think he's great. I think he's big, strong, athletic, punches hard, great amateur pedigree. He looks great. Ticks all the boxes. That's why I'm back in boxing, for the big fights. I need that" says Haye.

What do you think of Haye's performance?

Where to watch: David Haye vs Mark de Mori

And oh! Before I will totally forget, there's another heavyweight match happening on the other side of the Atlantic.

David Haye is back in action tonight vs Mark de Mori after 3.5-year absence inside the boxing ring.

Here's all you need to know about fight time, date, venue and more...

Fight venue: O2 Arena in North Greenwich, London

Fight time: Set to kick off on Saturday, January 16 at around 9.45 pm.

TV coverage: Dave in the UK. Coverage begins at 9 pm.

Live stream: The fight also can be seen worldwide via YouTube live streaming, and you can watch it here at TBH through the YouTube channel embedded below:

Monday, November 18, 2013

David Haye advised to retire after major shoulder surgery

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Former world heavyweight champion David Haye has been advised to retire after major shoulder surgery.
The 33-year-old Briton had a five-hour reconstruction operation on his right shoulder in Germany on Thursday.

Read More on BBC Sport...