MACCARINELLI-HAYE: RIPPED AND READY! (PHOTOS)

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  1. mexican wedding shirt

    mexican wedding shirt The Greatest of Are Times

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    Yep, not only can he fight unlike Fraudley, but he is a genuinely likeable guy, and comes across as natural etc. Audley is just a tool and a fraud.
     
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    Ridiculous....I was all for Enzo as you know but I wouldnt have complained if the ref stopped it when he first staggered against the ropes. He was clearly gone.
     
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    Somewhat faster? :lol:

    He looked much faster, and much more powerful. Enzo didn't stand a chance in there.
     
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    Maybe I'm reaching a little to far, such is my dislike of the "haymaker" :lol:
     
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    Agreed entirely. To describe that stoppage as anything other than 'a stoppage which potentially allows a man to fight another day' is insane. Enzo was staggering all over the shop for a full twenty seconds or so. He was OUT.
     
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    Your hate betrays you TKO... :lol:
     
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    Was that the zab dance he was trying to pull off..:lol:
     
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    How come you hate the Hayemaker so much TKO? I fnid him pretty likeable.

    A zillion times more likeable than Fraudley. He can fight too, which helps.
     
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    I know its consuming me..:lol:

    I'd love to say that Wlad will sort him out but after his last fight I cant see it.

    What will the rest of the HW guys think when they have to fight a guy that actually trains for a fight...
     
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    I swear, I was watching the fight at my brother's with him and some mates, and all of them had small wagers with me against David (seen too many ITV promotions. I told them so... :lol:) and immediately after I'd stopped laughing at them all for being so dumb as to swallow Werren's crap (three of them bet me and hadn't even seen Haye fight... :doh: ), one of them accused Mac of doing the Chicken Dance ala Zab (with a few insults about having had his head rippped off thrown in...).

    Even moolies who don't even watch that much boxing recognised the similarities... :lol:
     
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    Fraudley was a complete idiot and proved that in every interview, I gotta say Im coming around to the Haye Maker, I was just a bigger fan of Enzo but I wish Haye all the best in the HW division.

    BTW he eats organic fish!
     
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    Don't mention that fucktard here again please Mex. This is supposed to be a boxing forum...
     
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    My first thought also....

    As for Enzo I think he is now in a similiar position to Kessler, clearly beaten by the best in the division but can still go on to be the best CW in the future..
     
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    Maybe, though as I said elsewhere, I actually think Cunningham has a good chance of beating Enzo now. I didn't think so a few days ago.

    He took a pretty comprehensive loss in there- the first real shot that hit him effectively finished him. That's not a good sign. Haye hits very hard with that right, but I'm not sure he hits MILES and MILES harder than the other top CW's.

    Enzo has definitely improved under Enzo Calz, but a weakness around the whiskers is a major weakness, and no beating bums and keeping his hands high can help when someone cracks the chin.

    I still think he's No2 @ CW, but he has even more to prove today than he ever has. No more bums. No more protected shit. He had his big shot, blew it and now has to do it again properly.

    MTF
     
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    ArturoGatti WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    what was that moon/star on Haye's trunks last night? What is his ethnic background? Just wondering.
     
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    I'm not sure but it looked like the symbol on the Turkish flag.

    [​IMG]
     
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    Something to do with Cyprus, apparently...
     
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    ArturoGatti WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    I bet Rainmaker is a fan now. :rolleyes:
     
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    Yeah, the missus (who is half Turkish) said that straight away. I think Haye has Cypriot ancestry or similar, hence the Cyprus reference...
     
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    You can bank on that. :lol:
     
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    ArturoGatti WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ

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    so why would he have a turkish flag? if he has cypriot ancestry, that would mean he's greek.
     
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    dsimon writes:

    He isn't Euro-Afro, or Euro carib?
     
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    Fuck knows mate. You know what those Greeks are like... :lol:
     
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    Apparently this is the "Northern Turkish Cyprus" flag.

    [​IMG]
     
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    Haye is part Northern Cypriot. I think his other side is Caribbean.
     
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    w/Out Question, David Haye has STAR QUALITY...He's Got the STYLE, the PERSONALITY & the LOOK to B a "Crossover" Type...

    The Onus is On Him to Continue WINNING...



    REED:cool:
     
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    Haye appears to bring some qualities lacking in a lot of top heavyweights...it's not out of the question he has success like Brewster managed.

    I'd like to see him in with a gatekeeper like Golota or Rahman later this year...or maybe a prospect like Arreola.
     
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    He's living & training in cyprus now. Better weather, better food, less distractions he says. Don't know if he's part Cypriot or not.
     
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    I AGREE with REED on THIS one. HAYE could BE a BIG star I think IF he KEEPS his HEAD screwed ON and KEEPS training LIKE a PRO and doesn't START munching ON the PIES. :rolleyes:
     
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