Haymaker v 'A' Farce

Quote: FC Guvnor "I've followed boxing for a few years and for what it's worth, we have a pumped up Cruiserweight versus a nearly 40 year old washed up never has been, which for me shows us what a poor division the heavyweight scene is now. Harrison has never fought anybody of any calibre, he's been beaten by some seriously poor fighters and even managed to get beat in the first ever prizefighter tournement before winning the latest one. Haye is gonna be what 3 or 4 stone lighter than Harrison and unless Audley manages to catch him with a big one early on, I think Haye will finish him off between rounds 7 or 10.'"

That's pretty much what I was trying to say but you've put it better than I did. Harrison's career has been one of huge dissapointment, losing to Danny Williams sums him up and add Martin Rogan to that list and it shows how poor he's been. Having said that you can only beat what's in front of you and he has done. I can't see him getting near Haye and it needs to be comfortable for Haye if he's to get a shot and Vitali or Waldimir Klitschko.

Quote: FC Guvnor "Haye is a good fighter, been stooped once by another English kid whose name I can't remember, but by and large has that bit of class that has pulled him through some sticky moments. Plus he gave Valuev a boxing lesson. I just hope that after the fight Haye can manage to get a fight against one of the Klitschos, cos that is the only fight left that matters at the moment.'"

Lost to Carl Thompson back in 2004 but bounced back brilliantly. In recent years he's gone and beat Jean-Marc Mormeck, Enzo Maccerinelli, Monte Barratt, John Ruiz and of course that superb performance against Valuev, that's an impressive record across two divisions. Saying Haye's useless like GG did is just plain stupid, I'm a big Haye fan and looking forward to seeing him tomorrow night.