I'll say again Jim Watt does my head in!

He's as bad as Stevo

Thew Boxing equivalent, an opinionated fool, who gets so much wrong.

I personally had Haye winning 4 rounds and then that, points deduction.113-117 if I've worked it out right.

That was a damp squib.

Haye either didn't have a plan, or failed to execute it and the ref allowed Klitschko to fight the boxing equivalent of a Wigan tackle. The fight was won, in the end, by a long jab.

Didn't like Klitschko's constant pushing down, but Haye made too much of it and ended up looking like a whiner.

A good big 'un will always beat a good little 'un. Never more true here, Haye ain't a natural heavyweight and it showed. Iffy referee maybe but Klitschko got his tactics spot on and he deserved the win.

And a broken little pinky

Haye's lame excuse is a broken little TOE!!!!

FFS he was simply outboxed by WK who just kept him far enough away that Haye couldn't land his punches.

Haye lost & was barely any better that Ordinary Harrison in that boring fight a few years back.

Pretty much sums it up, Haye needed to go for broke earlier, from round 8, at least. Impressed with Hayes fitness as well, both did well tbh

Wouldn't say that at all, Klitchko was just better on the day and fought his usual way, both didn't back up their words.

To what? Mess his pants?

Klitschko and Wigan. Both champions

Good old Barry McGuigan - tells it like it is; "they're making excuses."

My cousing used to spar with Barry - he is happy to admit that being punched by him was like being smacked in the head by a bag of concrete. Lovely fella though, by all accounts.

That's very harsh!

The bloke just went 12 rounds and took everything that Wlads could land.

Best pound for pound British boxer I've ever seen.

What a load of rubbish Klitscko said, basically saying it was Haye's fault, for not standing in front of him and letting him tee off and all his previous opponents did the same thing, that's why he didn't KO him and why he's a defensive boxer.
He says Haye didn't hurt him at all, it certainly looked that way in 2 of the rounds, when he hugged him like his boyfriend.

Agreed catalancs, his fights were never anything but exciting! Hard as nails and comes across as a nice bloke too

One of, no question.

I used to love, when his dad used to his rendition of Dannyboy before his fights.

Emotional moments in our house - I'm from Irish stock, so Barry was viewed as one of the family.

Even when I had absolutely nothing else in common with my old man, we always watched the boxing together.

Remember when one of the officials sang it at the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland when Wayne McCullough beat the African lad? Real tearjerker.

Hardly a punch landed that must be one poorly toe David...

As a junior our coach always used McGuigan as an example to us, the guy never stopped pressurising his opponent!

"If you're not punching them, they're punching you" he would constantly repeat that to us till it was ingrained in our heads.

Time for Haye to move back down in weight? Can't see him getting near the Klitschkos and although it's not the glamour division he could show what a good fighter he is at a smaller weight.

Sky tv buggered up apparently. They sent a message on twitter telling folk to go to their nearest pub.

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He needs to do something cos tonight wasn't a fight.

Used to make me puke. But the boxing was always OK.

Forget that round 3 prediction. It was like watching John Sheridan all over again how many times Haye fell over in the match.