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They say a good big’un will always beat a good littl’un, hence the small number of boxers who moved up the divisions to become heavyweight champion of the world. But those that prove successful are remembered. . . Full Article at Times Online
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Hatton, 30, who has been out of action five months since being starched in the 2nd round by Manny Pacquiao in May, said in an article in the Dailymail “David [Haye] packs a lot of power and I think he can do to Valuev what no one else has done and... Full Article at BoxingNews24.com
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DAVID HAYE insists he is ready to make history tomorrow night by becoming the first British cruiserweight to step up and win the world heavyweight title. Full Article at Wales Online
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David Haye has been warned he is in over his head against giant Russian Nikolay Valuev. Valuev's trainer Alexander Zimin has spent the last couple of months studying tapes of Haye and reckons he is chinny and predictable. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Carl Froch is backing David Haye to join him as a British world champion by bringing down giant Nikolai Valuev next Saturday night. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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If there’s one thing you think of when it comes to David Haye, it’s excitement
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David packs a lot of power and I think he can do to Valuev what no-one else has done and knock him out in sensational fashion.
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If I had a time machine to take me forward to Saturday, I’d do it now
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I think you’d like to see something like that, yes?
