David Haye vs Audley Harrison will be in 3D

“This fight is going to be a three-dimensional beating of a one-dimensional challenger,” warned Haye.

http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/haye-harrison-in-3d-61772?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=haye-harrison-in-3d

haye is talking mightly brave for fighting a also ran who never was..im hoping audley pulls a big upset early..unlikely yes...possible.why not..send that loud mouth gutless punk into palooka land.

Nothing like bragging about how your opponent isn't even a credible challenge. Keep up the good work Haye

That's one way to make 13 punches look like 39 I suppose.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

That's one way to make 13 punches look like 39 I suppose.

hahahahahaha

Has 3D reached your tv shores yet ?

marbleheadmaui wrote:

That's one way to make 13 punches look like 39 I suppose.

that was like a bullet

There are two multi dimensional Ukrainians that are more than willing to show David a brand of boxing that he finds challenging.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

That's one way to make 13 punches look like 39 I suppose.

Kudos....kudos....that explains Haye.....also...I agree that it is just plain stupid to denigrate the abilities of a hand picked opponent after you bypassed much bigger & better challenges.

While the overwhelmingly likely outcome is a Haye early to mid rounds KO, I am starting to look at what could happen if AFraud pulls a miracle. That is a stranger than fiction movie script even I could write.

Boxer wins gold in the olympics and world is his oyster. He then is under tremendous pressure in pros, loses "controversially" (a movie would spin a SD as controversial), and gets disregarded by all. His younger brother type friend stabs him in the back and becomes way more famous. He is under pressure to retire when he wins the highly-regarded Prizefighter tourney Still under pressure to retire, he gives himself a chance to even the score against an old foe. Down to his last round, behind on all cards, and with only one good hand, he lands the punch to give him the chance of a lifetime. His backstabbing friend gives him a shot and all expect a beatdown where Audley pulls out another miracle.

The script writes itself and David Haye makes an amazing villain.