Haye vs Chisora - The Fight That Began Outside Of The Ring
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2022
- Today on SmB Boxing we take a look at the personal rivalry between Derek Chisora and David Haye, which exploded into life when the pair brawled at press conference in Germany and ended in front of 30,000 fans at Upton Park in England. If you are not familiar with the whole story, stick around for a nice twist near the end of the video.
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Tracks Used (In Order)
H3 Music - Apollo (Intro)
H3 Music - Sickness (Chisora Introduction)
H3 Music - Old Thoughts (Chisora vs Klitschko build-up)
H3 Music - Headspace (Chisora vs Klitschko the fight)
H3 Music - Massacre (Chisora vs Klitschko post-fight press conference)
H3 Music - Ravage (Chisora vs Haye Brawl)
H3 Music - Pride (News Headlines)
H3 Music - Like Me (Haye satellite link interview)
H3 Music - Crisis (Chisora & Haye get Luxembourg boxing licenses)
H3 Music - Invasive (Chisora & Haye kick off press conference)
H3 Music - Headlines (Haye interview live on sky news)
H3 Music - Cement (Chisora vs Haye build up)
H3 Music - Monster (Chisora & Haye ring walks)
H3 Music - Void (Chisora vs Haye rounds 1 & 2)
H3 Music - Metamorphosis (Chisora vs Haye rounds 3 & 4)
H3 Music - Ravage (Chisora vs Haye round 5)
H3 Music - Classic (Chisora & Haye post fight)
H3 Music - Apollo (Outro)
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The left elbow then right hander clip of Haye still gets me to this day. One of the most terrifying punch ive ever seen filmed.
Haye doesn't look tough but he was a killer
@@daithiocinnsealach3173 stop it
🧢
@@BrunoRodrigues-uq6xd hed av cleaned you out
The still shot of the impact on his chin looks crazy. He would've been better off getting glassed from the look of it. Sheesh.
Chisora Is a genuine dude. Back in 2004 he was an amature (im assuming, he may have been a novice pro) who clearly hadn't been boxing for long. He walked into my gym Stonebridge running his mouth making all this noise before sparring, he got in the ring with a pro cruiserweight and got put on his ass, bc he couldn't see the straight left from the southpaw. He kept getting clipped and put down, it got so bad they had to stop the session. I felt bad for him because it doesn't feel good getting beat up to the point they have to stop or adjust the sparring. A few weeks later I'm on the bus, I think in Finchley or Kilburn and he sees me towards the back, he walks all the way to the back to shake my hand and say hello. I was surprised because I didnt think he'd remember me as the gym was busy and I didn't even spar. When I saw him making waves and getting to face klit I was really happy for him (although I didn't agree with his antics) because he must of had to work really really hard to make it considering his lack of natural gifts. Now he's a millionaire and made a name for himself after taking many lessons in the ring in sparring to build himself into a competent professional. If Del Boy sees this I hope he knows we appreciate and respect his hard work. 🙏
The Klitschko brothers are the epitome of class. They deserve respect 👍🏾
never liked watching them fight but gained so much respect for them this year
Every boxer deserves respect, but for me the Klitchkos put me to sleep in their fights. Just dislike their style of 1-2 clinching
@create your emotion Vladimir Klintschko? Stylistically different from his bro, that's all perhaps
@create your emotion Yeah, you are 100% correct. I felt the urge to play with the name spelling which you politely ignored rather than being rude to me. Enjoy your day
And they were both monsters!!! I hated them when I was young but grew to respect nearly everything about them as I got older!!! They didn't duck no smoke, and they whoop nothing but ass!!!
Haye was a beast in his day. Quick mover fearless and a killer instinct to finish the job
no heart tho
Scared to death of Tyson Fury
@@goldilox811 Never was, Back then Haye would have minced Fury , he was the only fighter to wobble the Enormous Valuev, Who actually had extra thick bones
@@darylhall2198 That is such a dumb Comment
@@kevinmunday5782 lmfaooooo
Such a great video, was glued to the screen !!
Chisoras Face after getting hit with the left elbow has me in tears 8:27 😭😭
Yea thats was a look of shock and stupidity lmao... U made me fast forward to that point, i had to see it lmao PLEASE go back and watch it in SLOW MO, thank me later bro!!!
Bermondsey boy moves
So satisfying to watch 😂🤣😂🤣😍
Had me cryin😂😂😂
Did the elbow land? It would have cut Chissora.
Crazy how wladamir can not even flinch when chisora spitting water in his face, very calm and cool
You can actually see he was boiling inside, but amazingly kept his composure
@@jasonphillips5816 no... that's Wladimir... CASUAL. He was boxing Vitali, but he spit water in Wladimirs face.
@@Notpoop906 Yeah I didn't really watch the video properly so was going from memory of him fighting Vitali.
That should be Wladimir's face though.
Very well put together. Enjoyed this watch very much. Thank you.
haye was bloody good... you forget how quick and agile he was. I know they fight in a totally different style but it is still interesting that Usyk had much more trouble with a much much older chisora
Very good fighter. A loss to a Klitschko, whether Wlad or Vitali who are both two of the greatest heavyweights of all time, while going the distance is nothing to be ashamed of.
The two losses to Tony Bellew while almost 40 years old are regrettable as he should have re-retired after the Chisora big win. Haye is a great fighter
Haye had much better hand speeed & heavier hands & better head movement than ali imo
tbf Chisora improved a lot in his later years, ironically enough largely due to Hayes help.
@@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin ,Facts homie. Us americans loved that cocky punk David Haye.
@@thegadflygang5381 , Homie over here in USA many of us hardcore boxing fans and trainers saw da potential Haye, He would have beat da brakes off of Bellew in Hayes prime. ironic thing is Haye biggest weakness was his arrogance, and looking good. That effected his long term physical health. He spent alot of time fucking all these sluts, living it up, and slacking in da process. I personally know a tough son of a bitch who was a regular sparring patner of a prime Haye. This dude was looking like dat Sweet face cat in jodeci called Devonte but da built as fuck version with sick ass boxing skills. We all knew what him and haye were getting up to when not training. Those broads really were his krptonite along with his massive arrogant ego because he knew he is a built as fuck pretty boy lady killer. He never had the heart or skill to defeat any of the Klitcho's.
Haye was a great fighter. Rare gem for a heavyweight. His speed, moves, body coordination, style - beyond amazing. He was flying like a butterfly.
His problem was that he was way too prone to injuries
Lol he didn't beat any decent heavyweights so not sure what you was watching
@@pullv5227 lmao that is true, beats bums, gets banged out by old men and less than top 5 guys
A Cruiser he was great. And he was good against journeymen heavyweights. Some of his movement, punches and stance reminded me of a slower version of Roy Jones...left arm dangling, pot shotting right straights, sweeping left hook. Fair play to him gunning for a title and especially against Valuev who is tough to hit clean, but against any other top heavyweight he didn't stand much chance. No doubt brought some excitement back to the division though.
He wasn’t all that
13:50 what an amazing fence, they totally can’t just go around it
Haye at his peak here. If you watch the whole fight in HD you can see how dangerous he was, 2 shots nearly folded Chisora in half. He baited him with the left as he saw Chisora dropped his right rushing in. Still to put somebody out like that, that's elite power.
hayes peak was at cruiserweight. he was a decent heavyweight but nothing more
A decent heavyweight ? 😂 he was top 5 at the time at least so what are u talking about? His injuries broke him down at the end .. Wilder,Joshua etc all know how dangerous haye was for his small size, but what do they know 🤷🏽♂️
Everyone's in thier peak until lose , chisora I would laugh at he made money being shit lol
Haye looking more sauced then Holyfield
@@shabazz5468 top 5? so what? yea he was a legit top 5 but he was not the best was he. he was the best cruiserweight though and was much better at that weight. its not even close
It’s amazing when you see Chisora fight he puts his heart into a fight regardless of who he fights. He’s not intimidated by anyone, the fans actually get to see a fighter with 100% commitment. After his fights you never ask yourself why didn’t Chisora do this or do that because he answers all questions in the fight itself, whether he comes up short or not against a superior or inferior fighter/boxer. Chisora is loved because of that, he fights like how fans want to see a fighter fight, with all guns blazing.
The Shawn porter of the heavyweight division
Tough guy, but he really couldn't throw a punch.
@@sammymehari2104 LITERALLY lmao just constant punches for days and wars, also losing to the elite of his division
@@YA-hm5zy ....
This video is sick! I would never have known ANY of this without this video!!
As the years went on, I'm definitely a big fan of Chisora. However, I always defended Hayes actions in that press conference. Chisora approached him in a aggressive manner, and David reacted perfectly. You punch the bully in the mouth. I knew David would win when they got in the ring.
You’re Chisora’s fan? 😳
I like the entertainment value he brings to the sport.
@@marianserban3063 You do know you can be a fan of both. You don't just have to support one fighter only. However, when they both fight, you chose your favourite. Simples.
@@marianserban3063 Being a fan doesn’t mean you agree with everything Chisora did - he is a hot head and Haye got in first but to be fair he took it well
chishora is a punk so is his manager
if you talk smake you need to back it up
That was really great to watch from start to finish, thank you SmB Boxing.
This was an epic and historical rivalry to me, although I'm a young brotha from the U.S., David is on the list of my top 10 favorite fighters. I remember everything in this video and everything that wasn't. It reminded me of the Rocky movie when he had to face Apollo, but after the match they gained respect for one another and even became friends. I thought it was awesome to see that in real life and in the same sport. Haye b Chisora was a roller-coaster that I didn't want to get off of, lbvs. Beautiful fight.
Never been a big fan of David Haye on a personal level, but for a while you have to be impressed with him as a boxer. Before his body started to break down he was a very specially gifted natural athlete. Great scrap that put an end to their animosity was good to see
Great video. Last glimpse of the real David Haye. Injuries and age didn't half diminish the speed and power he had.
Awesome look back, thanks for the effort and the upload
Prime Haye was an absolute beast.. I don't care how rubbish a pundit he is this guy was a seriously good fighter
ducked Fury though
@@danielhughes3677 No he didn't... Suffered a cut that needed stitches then a shoulder injury that needed an operation.
Deluded Fury fans never let the truth get in the way of a story!
@@delanodegenie6970 ducked him twice
@@danielhughes3677 yeah... whatever you think pal! 🙄🙄
It's not whatever I think it's a fact cowardly little shithouse David Haye just like Aj pussies you can't get over it a big 6-9 man can fight so well pissoff you dosser
It's nice that this had a happy ending
8:45 David Haye was definitely on something back then same time he dropped outta the WBC clean boxing. Dudes always been buff with good genetics. But this is just insane look at the size of him. Why do u think he kept retiring then coming back all juiced up.
Top athletes are on stuff, that's the nature of sport.
I remember watching this and the build up to it, but totally forgot about having to have cage between them for the stair downs 😆
Same
That's some of the best boxing iv seen lately
@MarnoAsmr1 thanks I don't have that service
I already love this series 😁
Great story and fight, and very nice video again thnx.
Excellent. Good back story, knowledgeable and very decent filming.
Most impressive knockout of the decade 2010-2020
Chisora had a true granite Chin
At that point in his life, Chisora needed to learn his lesson. Haye is an accomplished tutor.
First video from this channel I have watched, I really enjoyed it.
Fabulous Win ! Respect David ! Legend ! Merry Xmas ! XXXXX
The elbow and right Haye landed on Chisora was so badass. "He glassed me!" lol.
This new series you guys are making is going to be great, thanks.
Ward vs kokopuff the crusher next one. Great video.
Great video well put together
Great narration.
Brilliant video, thanks.
Completely forgot that Haye became Chisora's Manager. After watching that whole video it really is so surprising that this happened. Hilarious. Two great entertainers and two brilliant careers. Haye just a class act on his day, but Chisora was unique in that he fought anyone, any time, and occasionally performed at a higher level than people expected. Both have given us much joy over the years.
Haye was great physically and verbally, people forget.
Fraudley as he is known as
@@freqeist Don't be silly. He was a class apart from Del Boy. Chisora had just 3 losses at that point, all by decision and 2 of them to Vlad and Fury.
@@freqeist he was cruiser champ and heavyweight champ only haye , Holyfield and usyk have don’t that ! No charge for the lesson kid
@@NOBODY-cn6fj so he was a champion of both divisions at the same time you mean
Great video
haye underrated legend
Haye was a fantastic fighter. His movement speed and power was phenomenal
Haye in his absolute prime vs usyk at cruiser weight would have been a great fight
Excellent video.
Fantastic video
Prime Haye was deadly
So called prime Haye didn't beat a decent heavyweight
@@pullv5227 wasn’t his prime though, his prime was at cruiser
@@Ollie121299OnPC yeah agree with that. Think he beat at least one or two decent cruiserweight, overall though totally overated, if we're going on top heavyweights then look at Lennox Lewis, Haye not fit to clean his boots
Ducked Fury 2x
This wasn’t his prime
Haye was brilliant back in day
i wouldnt say that lol
@@darylhall2198 then your either too young or doesn’t not know boxing
Love when a genuine grudge turns into a quality fight that then turns into mutual respect following a great fight 👏🏾 👌🏾
Great doc.
Growing up during this was sick tho
I have a great “grudge match/trilogy” for you.
Vinnie Pazienza Vs Greg Haugen.
In my 50+ years of boxing, it is perhaps my favorite trilogy. Straight 40 rounds of lightweight WAR. It’s a lesser known trilogy, but if you want to give a treat to your hardcore fans, cover that trilogy. I’m unsure if anyone has yet. Trust me…it’s good stuff.
Both better fighters than Chisora,and better men than ether of these two.
@@mbsnyderc The good ol’ days of boxing for real.
Watched this a few times, always enjoy this
Haye did in 5 rounds what Fury couldn't do in 22 rounds.
32 rounds
Haye pulled out of two Fury fights and never wanted to fight Fury after those pull outs. Now Haye predicts Fury to lose all of his fights no matter who he fights. Haye is so insecure that he always thinks Chisora would even beat Fury 😂
This actually made me like Haye, "you don't help your cause do you? We give you the opportunity to apologize..." bitch, if he feels he was justified whe shouldn't apologize. I also agree with Haye that the totally normal reaction to being attacked by someone IN YOUR HOUSE is to do everything you can to mess him up, that's not what happened here, but the anchor seemed to think even that would be a ridiculous reaction.
agreed. Typical media scumbag
What a classic fight. Love it!
Prime Haye was an absolute beast.
The speed and reflexes backed up by insane power! Chisora’s chin is granite and Haye weighing around 40lbs less dispatched him in 5 rounds. It’s a shame his body basically fell apart.
When you have that amount of power and core strength your hands take an absolute battering. They say breaks heal back stronger, but that's not always the case, especially after 3-4 breaks. You end up walking into a fight knowing that if you throw 100% rights, by the end of even just a single round, you're gonna have broken hands. It's very tough to cope with that, mentally and physically. Wilder knows, Haye knows. Just the luck of the draw, genetics wise. Calzaghe managed to overcome his chronic hand breaks with work output and accuracy. Joe suffered broken hands pretty much every single fight post Thornberry.
@@TheVanillatech broke my hands 4 times and I honestly feel handicapped.
@@ryanwellington7493 Not surprised after that many breaks. You gotta watch yourself for life now. I found, when I had kids, whenever a situation happened (which did happen sometimes because of where we live), I knew 100% that I'd be ready to jump in and put down any danger that might threaten my kids, but for the first time I also had to think that, I ain't capable of what I used to be capable of, because of my right hand being weaker and a liability since shattering it years ago. So if it did come to a fight, I'd have to be extra savage and get it done fast, because my hand isn't going to hold out. I even started working on my left.
@@TheVanillatech I know exactly what you mean man, I live in a shitty area too stabbings and jumpings daily now. I'm still able to defend myself as long as I wrap up well but my body really is messed up with the amount of injuries I've had. Broke hands 4x, broken wrists 2x, torn sagittal bands 3x, torn rotator cuff, shoulder and hip impingement, Inguinal Hernia 2x, broken tail bone, bunions and flat feet from shitty shoes, mild scoliosis which messes which my neck and back, split my jaw riding into a gate and I've got arthritis from malunions, nerve and ligament damage in quite a few of my injury locations too. I can still push through for now and hopefully I'll get some stuff fixed but as soon as I stop being able to be active I'm done in this life.
@@ryanwellington7493 I've haven't ever been concerned with myself. When I was young I stayed away from trouble, and when it came I always seemed to do well. Then I was a stonemason for 4 years and in that time, I got strong enough and fit enough to never really fear any trouble coming my way. Never looked for it, but people saw what was in me, how I acted and held myself, and they stayed away. But when you have kids it's different. You suddenly go into a different mode where you know your life is totally done and you dedicate the rest of it to their protection. A handful of times over the years, maybe an aggro drunk guy on a bus, a nasty gobshite at the cinema one time, or gangs of youths numerous times throwing rocks and tiles and then they (accidentally) run around the corner into my girls and I, you immediately go into fight mode. Luckily it never came to blows on any of those occasions. But in the back of my mind, even though I know I'd kill them all, I also know that the minute I throw a right with full power and it connects my hand is gone for another 6-12 months. It's not a good feeling. Like you said, you feel disabled, because you ARE disabled. In a few years they will be grown up and I gave them enough sense that hopefully they stay well for themselves, and I can relax and have a drink! XD
Best of luck.
Haye's style was great for similar-sized or slightly taller opponents. He could use reactions to dodge and then hit them. When he fought much bigger guys like Klitschko and Valuev he struggled because their size meant that by the time he had dodged they took one step back and they were out of range. Haye vs a 6'3 Wlad would have been a different story but unfortunately for him, you don't get to pick your opponent's size in the HWs.
Haye's victory looks that much better when you think of an older Chisora giving trouble to many top guys and how much better he looked than Fury.
Fury's fairly good skill set with a huge size advantage means he would have beaten Haye at their peaks but by points.
I have Haye beating Whyte on points, AJ with a KO and Wilder by KO who despite being massive and a hitter is also shit. I think Haye vs Usyk is a good fight and one which would be a 50/50 at Cruiser or HW.
Listening to Bellew reminds me of those 2 fights they had. One for money and 1 to redeem himself. Should never have taken either fight against a guy who couldn't carry his bag at any weight until he was riddled with injuries.
you do realise he beat valuev don't you but i kind of see your point
Good argument to say Haye was an absolute legend though. People say he's decent and nothing more, only because the better genetic fighters like Fury, Klitchko etc would 9/10 beat him by using the tacts you just said. Every boxer with the same measurements as Haye would lose against Haye. Meaning imo Haye was a beast.
U lost me at WILDER was shit lol and Haye by K.O against Wilder Considering he only lost to a guy that outweighed him by 50lbs and had 2 inches on him... Let me ask u this, what would Haye have done when Wilder caught his undersized ass?? And dont say he wouldnt have because Wilder has knocked down EVERY SINGLE OPPONENT he faced or let me guess, Haye would have been the 1 guy Wilder didnt catch???
@@calvinboumbletterman9612 ... So Haye would have beat Ali bro??? Frazier, Tyson, Larry Holmes, Foreman etc??? Haye was good but come on bro Yall are funny asl
@@bryandungee1029 wilder is just a windmill with power, no boxing SKILLS whatsoever
This was awesome
Still one of the best wins over chisora by any fighter
That's a big list
Chisora used to speak so much clearly. He's taken a lot of punishment during his career.
Haye's value meal elbow and knuckle sandwich combo with drink will forever always be awesome.
Okay, I didn't expect that ending!
“You talk a lot, but the best thing that’s ever come out of your mouth is my fist” quality 😂😂
Idk what “glassed me” means over there but over here that’s something you don’t want to admit to 😂
Do tell 😂
In Britain getting glassed/bottled is being hit with a pint glass or a beer bottle
Your turn 😂
What's it mean your end then I can't think of anything other than what it means.
@@alexmcphee6789 lmao it means you just got knocked tf out
@@theculturedthug6609 😂 it means your jaw just got tested 😂
@@alexmcphee6789 lmao I can use it in a sentence for context 😂… “aye if you don’t give me my money I’m gonna glass yo shit on muvas”
This was very entertaining
I respect him for not apologizing. There was no reason to.
I was live ringside, Haye had legit the best Physique I have ever seen on any Athlete.
Crazy fast twitch power.
Would have destroyed any HW today bar Fury.
wow
Bar fury and usyk
The Klitschkos have had really bad experiences with British fighters. Chisora, Haye and Fury were all highly disrespectful. AJ wasn't disrespectful but he beat Wlad just the same.
Big like slafb👋super 👏👏
Welcome back.
Little random fact : Haye actually knocked out Don Charles's front teeth with left hook when he approached.
Don in a podcast in 2021 said Haye had never apologized nor did he pay the 8k £ in dentist bills.
The rumors of don having a broken jaw, were untrue Charles said.
Taking a gloveless left hook from Haye straight in the mouth, Don was lucky he didn't lose his whole piano.
@@Eventual-Visitor I think don is still bitter and lied. He sipped soup through a straw for 7 weeks after the Munich brawl. They actually had a private doctor come in the middle of the night in Munich when he was under arrest. They still have pictures of that night in this police station.
Also if you watch the best angle of the video Haye hits him with a straight left, like a quick Jab.
Just for fantasy, Haye vs Usyk at cruiser weight would be a spectacular match.
Of all the legengary quotes from this saga, I think the German news outlets describing Haye as 'still at large' afterwards is possibly my favourite. Closely followed by Del Boy decreeing that the penalty for destroying PPV for all the young fighters is 'two slaps'. Marvellous madness.
That was fun to watch back then. 1 of the first fights i watched everything what happend before
Hayes was a great boxer, pristine technique and amazing talent
14:10 💯that is exactly what I would do, what my Dad would do and now what my 4 sons would do. Better to ask forgiveness than be the person lying on the floor while Chisora walks out with the tv.
great fight.
Wish i was fitter 😫 love this full credit fella 💪💪
I forget how buff Haye was in his prime, comparing him to what he looks like now, its a night and day difference physically. He was definitely juiced to the gills back in the day.
Prime haye was a beast
I'll never forget how crazy it was when that fight popped off at the presser. I spent ages looking at all the different angles and clips 😂I remember it taking a while before there was a good angle of what actually landed on Chisora and it was basically Hayes word against Derek's in regards to whether or not he glassed him. After a while there was photos taken from someone using a rolling shutter and flash so you could see exactly what landed on Derek
I love both these guys tbh.
Before injuries,Haye was a serious threat to anyone.
I always wondered this and never asked this. Why was Haye allowed to wear shorts that covered nearly his whole abdominal area?
The shorts are just pulled up over the thing boxers wear to protect their nuts! You see it on Derek too but his shorts arent as high up
That KO was a gem 🥊
Amazing to think just 10 years ago this division was in the morgue.
1:40 "i swing both ways player" ayo is dereck chisora bisexual 🤣
dude getting that in and off the ring
I think Vitali would’ve battered Fury
Hay faced the whole Team of Chisora alone. Beast 🥊
Was anything ever said about Hayes lower rib protection device in this fight??
19:38 first time he tried the Ko blow, next time timed him. Perfect setup 💪👌
David embarrassed himself against Wlad but more than redeemed himself against Chisora. He had every right to self defense and knew when it was time to preempt things. He hit Chisora so hard he turned him back into a full-on African, lol. "me going to burn heeeem!" 😂
I noticed that too :D Chisora's London accent disappeared as quick as Haye's bottle
@@JaimieRain Racist comment
How come nobody ever noticed Haye was juiced up?
I dunno guess he was Lucky or natural
Juiced off his tits, the lead up to Belelw he literally blew up, interviewing him shortly after he lost all them gains overnight. Nowadays I think Chisora is the one supping the Capri sun
haye peaked late. Heavy weight training I heard, basically was a bigger stronger version of The night he fought Macarinelli.
You can really hear how badly Chisorsa's speech has deteriorated when listening to these old interviews.
As entertaining Chisoras shenanigans antics were, Vitali fought with an injured shoulder for most of the fight. Watch the full fight, see how Vitali countered him in the first 4 rounds and then had to fight mostly with one arm. Had it continued like the first couple of rounds Del Boy would have been knocked out. As for Haye, I think he was just too small for a heavyweight of this time. He could beat flatfoot Valuev, but all the really good big guys like Lennox, the Klitschkos, Fury or AJ would have beaten him easily except for a night with a lucky punch. At cruiserweight he was magnificent though. That speed, that killer instinct. Against Del Boy, well as I said, his claim to fame at that point was making it 12 rounds against injured Vitali. He was tailor made for Haye in a way to show he's still a contender. Not to take anything away from Del Boy but he did lose almost all fights against the top fighters. Happy for him that he retired with a big win over Pulev though.
Prime Haye would have fucked up Joshua usyk etc etc
I’m a haye fan but that’s over the top to say the least, Usyk has a much better resume, Olympic gold medalist, undisputed at cruiser and unified at heavy, one of the best to ever do it
Dream on
Like he smashed belllew
@@rdgrdg1632 he came out of retirement dumbo to fight him were talking about young prime haye.
@@rdgrdg1632 haye was completely shot to bits behave
I always get a kick out of Chisora being called "BRITISH" (even worse I have heard "English" used once or twice) as he is decked out in "Africa is the Future" gear and the Zimbabwe flag. Not to mention his kissing, slapping and spitting behavior always made a loathsome mediocre fighter. Not to mention always looking to land rabbit punches (which i can tell you after two decades of fighting do a lot more damage than getting popped on the chin. A lifetime of headaches)
Haye despite being a big mouth himself at least knows how to conduct himself in public and has always been the far superior fighter. Losing to either Klitschko, two of the top all time heavyweight greats is no shame (the Bellew fights especially the second were unfortunate though)
Well, he has lived in Britain since he was 4, with his British grandparents, so he kind of considers himself British too. But he was born in Zimbabwe and they are his roots.
The most amusing of that episode, is how Vitaly and Wladimir were just laughing their asses off.
David Haye's striking and explosive movement for his side wouldbe been so useful in modern day MMA
Chisora is one of the most disgusting fighters ever...
Disgusting how?
He has no class and acts like a idiot
@@delanodegenie6970 Did you even watch the video? Guessing not if you have to ask..
Oh yes the glussing incident. I remember that.
"I've been hot dogged" 🤣🤣🤣🤣