FULL FIGHT: Tony Bellew vs David Haye 2 | The Rematch
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A chance to re-watch Tony Bellew's rematch with David Haye which took place on the 5th of May 2018.
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13:30 fight starts lads.
It's people like you I appreciate
Absolute weapon
Thx lad
May your toes be forever protected for this
Injuries a bitch
As a massive Haye fan I cannot watch this fight without a bottle of whiskey by my side.. the hardest thing about being a boxing fan is seeing your favourite fighter get old and KO’ed.. #Hayemaker
This and Roy Jones Jr, absolutely brutal. But we all know the Haye that fought Enzo would of snipered bellew in 4.
Isnt that like me saying usyk beat a man who didnt try
Went out like a warrior though, that's what counts.
Same
I’m the fringing same
After 35 years of watching boxing i realize it's so stupid to slag fighters like Haye. What a Gladiator, what heart it takes. People have no idea the amount of punishment these guys absorbed and continue until the bitter end. They are very special individuals
It’s the antics. He tried to sucker punch Bellow in this fight and during the press conference. Yeah protect yourself at all times in the ring. Decorum is a formality. But throwing sucker punches during a presser? I hope David has CTE.
@@chickenmaster66 When did he try and sucker punch him in this fight?
@@toms5161 oh my bad it wasn’t this fight. It was the first time they fought. Bellow tries to touch gloves and Haye throws a haymaker Bellow ducks and Haye loses balances and almost falls.
@chickenmaster66 True but look what happened before that that made the referee stop and restart the fight.. bellew tried to dislocate his shoulder with an illegal wrestling move.. then tries to touch gloves right after... bellew fought real dirty in some of those mid rounds so It goes both ways.. but yeah he did miss bellew by a mile with that 1
@@toms5161 ah interesting. Bellow basically tried to break his shoulder and then said “alright let’s make up” if I was Haye I’d have swung at him too
The panic in Haye's face when he hits the canvas the first time is heartbreaking, man. "It's happening again."
So annoying😩
Was horrible to see that
Given that Haye is a lot more likeable than Bellew I was cursing up a storm when that happened, but ngl, it looked like David was auditioning for Strictly Come Dancing in his entrance or as I like to call it, his ring dance
Ik man
The second knockdown, he hurt his leg and you can see he realized it
Respect to the ref for stopping it at the right time.
Don’t need to see a man finished that already proved he’s got heart
00n9
Hayes right foot is flat when he throws his right. That not a proper boxing punch, I think his heel never recovered and this was a cash out fight.
tommytemper 100%. Britain’s Greatest conman since Audley
@@mikecampbell3370 agreed I lost a lot of respect after that. I really enjoyed his career up to that tho.
Haye has flat feet. He can be quite light on his feet if he tries, but physiologically he is literally flat footed. You can see this in earlier fights
tommytemper idk what you’re talking about at 22:20 he threw the right hand perfectly
Marc G no he didn’t. Slow it down to 0.25, he got absolutely no leverage on that shot
Not always been David Haye's biggest fan, but he provides excitement and what a post fight interview. Brave beyond the call of duty. Didn't need to do that, he probably knew it was over and he held it together. Brilliant. I think Bellew would admit in Haye's prime, he'd not have produced that dominant display, Haye was a wrecking machine. But so pleased for Tony, and massive respect to Haye
You're on point on everything you said. I'm not the biggest Haye fan either, but Bellew couldn't really deal with him nor catch him in the first two rounds, and thats a shell of David Haye. I think that in his prime he would have taken Bellew out with ease.
to be fair he did actually say before the first fight something to the effect off "David in your prime I couldnt beat you , but you havent got it anymore" I remember him saying it a few times
@@MoralesCorner bullshit excuses
Excuses Excuses
@@Khaos969 proof?
Brilliant performance from Tony Bellew. David Haye can be proud of how he took that beating, went out like a true warrior. Huge respect to both men
Yep Haye's heart is there more than his body
Haye was super envious of fury"s exploits and was made to eat his words when fury beat wilder. So I was kind of glad when he got beat yet again by bellowed.. oh well haye nevermind ....
Thank you so much for making this fight available.
Haye was obviously still injured. Look at his right foot when he throws a right hand. His balance is all wrong.
Notice the first two knockdowns, his right knee gave out. Then when he tried to stand on it, he winced in pain. Then limped back to corner. I think he kept it a secret to give Bellew the credit. Or to avoid the public backlash in light of toe, pulling out so many times, coming in injured other nights. Looks like a torn meniscus.
thats what old age does to ya
Maybe he was still injured but generally to me he looks old and faded. The definition in his muscles is nowhere near where it was when he won the HW title from Valuev or when he fought Klitschko in his early 30s, or even when he fought Chisora, he looks much softer, fleshier, his balance is bad, the speed isn't there anymore, he just looks like the guy pushing 40 that he is. During his better days he talked too much and pulled out of fights too much, in the end he didn't have the big fights that he could have had, fighting Vitali Klitschko or Tyson Fury at a time where he had at least a small chance of beating a true heavyweight champion.
There is no way he should have come back from a destroyed achilles, it would never be healed enough to be able to fight with proper footwork.
Haye entrance was epic
Thanks for uploading this.
Bellew’s left hook is insane.
As a lead or off the jab, there's not a lot there. As a counter off a right hand, it's monstrous. What's impressive is his bravery in trading left hooks. Rarely saw him come off second best. Always good to watch.
@@radioactivepotato2068 💯
The Scouse smack!
He wasn’t messin around with those jabs either
But Usyk is better! :O)
Haye knew his career was over many years before this fight, he made a decison to come back purely for financial reasons, Haye suffered injuries but I think his problems were more mental after claiming to have broken his toe against Klits.I respect him for the heart he showed in both fights but he really was fighting with a broken body in both fights.
he made a fool of himself against klits
You can see from the very first round, Haye was limping, had no balance and struggling to spring off that injured right foot. He was fighting hurt. He shouldnt have been in there. Sad.
Aydin RD that’s bs more bs excuses from delusional haye fans
Excuses excuses excuses. he planted his feet looking for a big punch, fact is until he got dropped his feet were fine.
DonOneBryson exactly
even with the last punch in round 1 he nearly fell over, looked very awkward.
Forget the corny ass fans, Carl Froch and Paulie both noticed the limp, i think you Bellew fans are the ones blind, yeah Bellew won woop de doo but lets keep it real Haye was on a limp the whole time, if you casuals know anything about Boxing the power is transfered from the leg behind your front foot, you cannot get leverage on your right hand if your back leg is shot you can have all the speed and movement in the world but you wont have no sting in those punches, you basically have no balance whatsoever on your stance hence why Haye only had a jab in his arsenal but had no mustard on th right hand. Haye at 100% Bodies Bellew easy! Haye was never hurt once in both fights, off balance the whole time with every knock down standing on one leg practically lmao.. Yall all hyped over a win over a shot fighter. The only thing that Bellew won on is time, wear and tear of a shot fighter, nothing to be bragging about really.
I love how tony runs right to Eddie Hearn to hug him this time 😂😂😂
@Barry Allen
It's a figure of speech Barry.
@Barry Allen yes, it is.
Did Barry delete his comment?
I was looking for this comment, so funny how he threw him off last time 😂
@@mikeoxmall3323
I think Barry did
David Haye is my favourite boxer, and it was very depressing to see him like this. What an amazing career, but his body was broken and he should have never been in there with TB. What an amazing talent Great Britain produced! Have a good retirement Hayemaker.
FastLove90 yes he was past his time sad to watch
David Haye и мой один из любимых боксеров.Он несравнимо профессиональнее Bellew.Но я болею за своих,за украинцев,и для меня топ-это Усик и Ломаченко.
Wait... What?
@@Thewhitewhale10 No wait.for me top Lomachenko and Short mustache. I am Ukrainian.
africa produced it actually
Sad to watch, this was a shot to bits injured David Haye
He's a fraud :)
Lol no mate that was a Haye getting his second beating by a fat 34 year old Bellew who again showed its not wise to underestimate him , Tony's next fight is a lot harder but still possible to win , maybe , hopefully . Haye was great and should of stopped when he retired but fair play to him and his fighting heart .
@@Billy2011C and you're so great . thanks
+king and County
^You're
@@Billy2011C thanks spell check I didn't spot that one .
You can't help but feel for Haye a grain that feels he can do it but a body that's saying no. You can see Bellew is in a place where he's torn, carry on beating a hurt boxer or hold back and then in line to loose . Emotional fight
Hay deserves to have his brain destroyed. He didn't have any brain to begin with.
class act from Bellew
9 40:24 40:25 😮😮😮 40:39
After Bellew on SAS who dares wins, I respect this more.
@@devnull08 well I mean, at the start yeah he did, near the end he was a lot more chill and understood what his problems were, but I get why you'd say that
He's a horrible bloke in real-life, or at least towards Joe public.
@@spannerintheworks1190 No, he's not. He's known for having very friendly interactions with fans, the media and the public. I met him at the Lomachenko vs Campbell fight, and he was a lovely guy. He actually stopped to have a proper conversation with me, and he was great with the other fans too.
@@devnull08 bully is a strong word mate. who did he 'bully' then? Because to me he seemed a bit depressed, which could've been the reason he went on the show. Just because he's stern and can lose control of his anger at times, doesn't automatically make him a bully or 'horrible' or anything, he actually seems like the type of person who defends himself against the bullies. I think you should work on being more open minded instead of making blind assumptions
Because he’s a good actor?
2 boxing warriors and great sportsmanship. Respect 🙌
Such a disciplined performance from Bellew. Usyk is in a whole different category than Haye, but I'm excited to see how Bellew will respond to the speed and high punch output.
37:20 Straight to the canvas it goes thanks to USYK
So cool music n coming to ring David Hayes 🤩✌️👊love it
Constantly hungry if your wondering I believe the song is called anint no stopping us know
It's the song Former Heavyweight Champion Larry Holmes use to have played when He would enter the ring. The original Artist was Macfadden & Whitehead
After that first fight I knew there and then Haye was finished. He was NOTHING like his former self, no speed, no power, no timing, no punch resistance.. He was done. The injuries well and truly took a toll on his body.
When this fight was initially made it was laughable to think Bellew could even last a few rounds with Haye, it’s such a shame that Haye had to end his career losing to a guy he would of likely destroyed in his prime. But full credit to Bellew for getting the job done.
@hiphophead555 If I may....No chance in hell, Usyk is miles ahead in every aspect. Bellew Leaves himself open too much and with Usyk's speed, power and accuracy, he'll have him out there within the first few rounds. I wouldn't be surprised if we see him taken out in the first
Bellew-usyk
@@jamiedawson206 I got a lot of stick for saying this, but I've bellew backed to make it to the 9th round. I think he'll last that. My prediction is Usyk by decision.
@hiphophead555 I don't think Bellew deserves to be such a long shot for the fight. I've seen Usyk's last four fights and im not convinced he's a heavy hitter like some think. Great boxer in terms of footwork, handspeed and workrate. But I can see Bellew lasting. Most likely a decision victory for Usyk. I'd love an upset though haha
The Haye that finished Chsora in 5 rounds was gone.
Watching again for the third time, bellew somehow always brings a tear to my eye also the usyk fight not many fighters do that
What a performance! Amazing defense and speed.
Old Eddie got a hug this time after the fight
Why they going on about Haye's age, Bellew only 2yrs younger.
had been inactive for 6 years, coming off shoulder, acilies and bicep surgery, and was 37 . He was no where near his prime self, was silly thinking he could win tbh
@Mystic Mac probably true, had been to prison for a few years and was heavy into drugs and alcohol
@@bear1245 I'd like to think so
Steve SAS Just the usual crying from Britain.
They need a champ after Lewis, but even he was a halt time champ.
They have NEVER had a real champ beside The man from Wales.
@@bear1245 Why even write casual with no common sence, thinking a crying smiley does the job...Man u'r just sad...
31:30 that Dele Ali in the background
Yeah good spot that
Probably got the seat for free
Haye made a fan out of me with his two fights against Bellew. His heart is so much bigger than I thought it was, proved himself to be a true warrior in defeat.
@Aled its still a fight, you do everything you can to win
He was the heavy favourite lmao
Why? Bellew is a bum.
That first fight is the damndest thing I've ever seen. How he managed for so long on one leg...
hes a Clown my freind.. a money hungry burnout!
A true warrior
Great, they're both hungry and you can feel it. Looking forward cro this. 💯💯
Always makes me go cold when I see Tony and Eddie at the end
Love to watch Tony’s fights over again,what a man he is always an under dog never gets the credit he deserves,Tony is fast jabbing and big puncher very good boxing IQ hats of to the man
Great ref! respect to that man great fight as well!
What a great fight to look back on 😊
Cracking work lads!
It was sad to see Tony struggling with his mental health despite acheiving so much in his career. I hope he gets the help he needs, he should be so proud.
Respect to both fighters. Two proper fighters.
very supportive sport ..this is what should they do ..both of them are good boxer. respect for you all guys .
26:02 bellew has spidey sence
When I saw that I thought he had ultra instinct
The attack from Haye at the end of round 1 tells you everything. Shot to bits and his legs look all over the place. This was Haye at 15%. Sad. Made millons mind.
bUT hAyE iS OnLY TWo YeARs OldEr He WAsn'T InjURED
@@---lc2qo If you have followed Hayes career he has always been injured. David was a beast in his prime. Knocked out Chisora in 5 rounds and made it look easy. You tell me another fight to have done that?
@@sugarray6250 Lol bro i agree with you, I was mocking Bellew fans who always say that
@@---lc2qo I see. Sorry man! 🤦♂️
Haye fought no one of quality his whole career. Fact.
What a a couple of months of boxing we got coming up... usyk vs bellew... wilder vs fury then whyte vs Chisora! Can’t wait!!!
Warrington vs Frampton will be a great fight too.
And Canelo VS Fielding.
Sefer Seferi vs Firat Arslan also don't forget.
Usyk, Whyte and The Gypsy King ....... all winners.
Trash fights with predictable outcomes. Usyk, wilder and whyte will win.
watching this after the James English podcast, top bloke!
Fuck off
Hahah same here mate
Same 🤣
paultothepaul fuck off
Honest Mick hahahahahaHahahaha 👍🏼
May, whos at home watching this in quarantine
Headie2splashy fuck corona
Me bro
Every video on TH-cam has some commenting that these days
you'd be indoors watching it anyway regardless of the corona virus outbreak happening or not, stop begging for likes.
He blew his right knee out. He keeps saying he was injury free but look at the way his right leg collapses. Then second KD, when he tries to stand on it, it gives out again and he grimaces.
Was never a Haye fan but still really sad seeing him being beaten up like this!
Great fights these
Belta a behind duck from bellow amazing 👏
David Haye in his prime at cruiserweight was one of the most talented fighters I’ve ever seen. Sad that he took these comeback fights, his legacy was already cemented 🔥
Crying all the way to the bank
@@gav25x hospital first
At that level, it's tough to know when to quit. Most guys don't.
Respect both guys for this they left it all in the ring.
What a fight two absolute warriors.
Ahh have tears watching this god bless you xx
I had a similar feeling watching Tyson. He was so far past it when he fought Holyfield not to mention Lewis. Having watched countless thousands of hours at his best and to see him so one dimensional post prison was heartbreaking. Seeing Haye with no sharpness, no balance, agility and no power was a bit sad also. Although Haye was no Tyson, he was still a fantastic fighter with great attributes at his best but it happens to us all, we get older, then we get old. Boxing is a young fit dedicated mans game.
Steve Bunce also made a great point about Haye, as he'd followed Haye's progression since the amateurs. He said Haye would regularly train with meatheads (bodybuilder types) to look the part, or cross train MMA for "fun". The problem is all that strained his body, especially when you add in the massive toll being a professional boxer takes. Essentially he broke his body down.
iorekby yeah I guess we should’ve seen the writing on the wall with the Fury pullouts. His body was not designed to have more size than his frame could handle. IMO it was a blessing in disguise not fighting fury. At the time I thought Haye would have the power to beat fury but what I didn’t know and no one really did at the time was just how good and how tough physically and mentally fury is. He would’ve crushed Haye. Haye now understands that too as can be seen in his post Fury v Wilder interview. He was good little guy but we all know the saying.
Holyfield is 4 years older than Tyson
Holyfield and Lewis were past their best, so......
@@dguitar3831 Holyfield is 4 years older. Lennox is near as makes no difference the same age, but broke his hand in the fight
Its such a shame to see potentially one of the best ever curiserweights the UK has ever had, who also moved to heavyweight and kept his skill, power, to completely break down and crumble. I had high hopes for him in this fight but it goes to show you cannot play boxing, injuries and old age will break you down.
Fighting injured twice for retirement money........ David's got no one to blame but himself. Bellew was the better man
Brilliant.... BRILLIANT
Love both these guys
Just re-watching this and admiring the commentary from Malignaggi, he had it SPOT ON
He's a great commentator
They all knew but not a great sell if the commantatirs basically admit this isn't a fight because Haye is incompasatated
@@frankjaeger393 It's not Malignaggi's job to sell the fight, Frank. It's his job to commentate on it , which he did, and did so with expert analysis. Hence my original comment.
@@TheDoveys yeah I know I'm just highlighting what the other commentators was their for. Paulie was the only honest calling it for what it was.
God bless you tony a true champ
Both great men, both great fighters. Both great commentators
Yes Tony ❤️
Lots of comments about the right foot which is clear, but I think the major factor was actually his back. He literally has no rotation on that right hand, crouched low and hardly any of his patented head movement. Tough one to watch but glad he's retired healthy.
At his best Cruiserweight Haye stepped up & did 12 with prime Vlad Klitschko... Let's not forget that.
Bellew "stepped up" to face prime Cruiserweight Usyk... & was brutally KO'd...
Anyway respect to all of them.
Bellew was comfortably up on the cards with uskk to be fair to the scouser. Just not as fit as he used to be aha
@@joe3301 Usyk was toying with him.
April who's watching sat at home isolated. Thanks Corona!
MAY
May
Legit
@PoochMount18 you could go and protest.
Mayday
Kind of unfortunate that Bellew career is over. With regard to promoting fights. I think you’re either really good at it or you’re bad at it. He is absolutely brilliant at it because even though a part of me knows that it’s promoting the fight and it’s probably a bit of theatrics I never felt that he was acting or playing a part. The really good self promoters will appear to have genuine hate for their opponent but then backstage be laughing it up with him. Tony was great at it, one of the best.
My first fight I watched live, what a night
Same
Lucky
Same bro was gutted but good atmosphere man
I don’t care what anybody says . That was a wonderful moment with bellew and Hearn
i mean you can see the love... eddie is always the first in the ring
And they'll forever be smashing each others balls of there chins
😂 😂
@@azeezosho9459 Eddie sure loves to see two guys getting a good pounding in the ring..
Incredible boxer hes d best he fought a heavyweight amazing 2 times
Great power by tony intelligent boxer hes d best very tough guy like him alot god bless u tony congratulations man
I remember watching a documentary about Tony Bellew's life, and what I loved about the man was his emotion and absolute honesty - which is relevant at the interview here at the end of this fight. Riveting X
All these people saying hate shouldn't have been fighting here was probably the same people saying bellew had no chance smh👌😕👌😕
look @ haye legs his movement .. &you tell me if that looks like a fighter in his prime..waiting for you respone
People didn't know about the injury though before first fight. I just don't know how Haye passed a medical or assessment to fight.
I know they can give credit to any but the fighter they like
31:52 wow this man gives respect to everyone
Cool fight! Thanks for amazing boxers!!!👍🇺🇦💪
So powerful punches, great boxer!
31:25 Davids reaction was like....fair play, you got me there lol
Still in covid world watching this- Was a great fight !
Best fight I seen
Respect
Its laughable that Tony gets his massive ego and confidence from beating this washed up fighter.
Usyk will nail him!
Never count bellew out
haye is bum
Dyg Fauziah Abg Abdullah you clearly dont watch boxing...and you are probably saying this because of his last 2 fights, go watch him as a CW
@James Jones haye past his prime ..glass chin vs bellew
Tony has *always* had tons of confidence, it didn't come from this fight. Tony even stated before the fight that Haye was "finished" and he was just putting an end to it. Don't be disrespectful, Tony is a warrior with the heart of a lion, never write him off.
Sad watching this ,his foot work ,his power had gone
Amazing fight from Tony !
David Haye’s entrance was real good. The whole arena was enjoying it. Win or lose, one might as well make the most of their last pro fight & soak up the whole atmosphere/process including the ringwalk.
Knew Bellew would win both of these fights. Huge respect to David Haye tho, what a warrior
Tip my hat to 2 top fighting men 💪
Tony your brother-in-law will be so proud of you so we'll Liverpool you're a good guy god bless you god bless your family you carry on being the fighter you are god bless you from London anyone who gets into a boxing ring deserves all the credit given to both of you
I like that at the end when being interviewed Haye was pushed a few times to say if he was injured or not and he said 'No' a few times and just said the better man won when clearly his right leg went again.
Haye obviously way past his best here but still before the knockdown was taking the rounds against Tony. How is Tony gonna fair against Usyk? Never write Tony off but for me this is one step too far.
No signs of balding to haye's head which is very good at his age
And his race lol
Great match
Brilliant.
I snapped my Achilles six weeks ago, it’s totally crippling. The worst injury I’ve ever had. Zero balance, zero strength. How Haye fought two fights with this injury problem is negligent. No real chance of winning in reality. This is a game of power. Money talks even if he can’t walk! Haye remains a genuine boxing legend. Bellew achieved remarkably great things in the ring. A sad memorial in the circumstances. RIP to Ashley, clearly very loved. 🥊
While it's true that Haye was certainly not at his best physically, I can't help but get the feeling that Bellew is being disrepected in much the same way as Steve Collins. Punchers like Haye and Nigel Benn are maybe seen through rose tinted glasses in a way others are not. Haye, for all his power and explosiveness (which he had tons of) doesn't have a particularly long resume, and was actually quite flat in some of his fights. It's entirely possible that this version of Bellew would have given any version of Haye trouble, just like Steve Collins might have given any version of Nigel Benn trouble. Many people will never admit such things though.
@@pauld5723 😂😂😂😂
@@pauld5723 prime haye does bellew easy mate
Fair play to Haye going up to Bellew at the end of the fight, good sportsmanship
I love to see both fighters hug after a tear up.
The shorts are more exciting than the fight
There is footage of David Haye after he gets dropped clutching his Ankle as soon as he is on the floor. This fight should have never been made.
OVO Begzino...I seen that.
David Haye doing a fine acting job as usual
Lmao, he got whooped. Why wasn't he holding his ankle before the fight? It suddenly started hurting after he lost?
@@H.K.5 Hey his toe injury against Wlad was legit, he would have won that one too if it wasn't for them darn injuries.
@@H.K.5 That might be the dumbest comment I've ever seen on a boxing video.
Yeah, let your opponent know you have an injury in a combat sport that wouldn't be a dumb thing to do.
Let Bellew know that you have an injured foot so he can force you to do more moving around the ring, and force you on to your bad side and can work you at distance knowing you can't come in with as much speed as normal, then press forward when you try to back off knowing you can't retreat as quick.
Bellew was too skillful, too quick and too powerful for Haye.
It's a regular pattern in boxing if you've watched it long enough (1970s-2019), the beginning, the middle and the ending, maybe an encore.
At the walk in, the tshirt and belt line makes Hays look like the nutty professor
Maura Higgins 5:05
Hayes style relies on speed, agility and sharp reflexes but this inevitably fades with age especially if you're offensive fighter. Bellew did really well to get out of range quickly and when he came inside he pushed Haye on the backfoot so his power was no longer loaded up and effective. Haye got picked apart basically and once his offence was dealt with, Bellew beat him up.
Haye style is similar to Roy Jones Jr and that style fades over time
Ne maç be efsane efsane 🔥
Bellows reaction 🤣 in second round arms spread out ... haha mint action