Haye v Harrison

[Paul]

Cant see this lasting long, Haye in Round 3

[jonesy]

I hope Harrison produces an amazing shock. I'm all for the underdog.

[Paul]

I dont like Harrison, hes all talk.

[Paul]

Both of them are all talk and Haye's a pussy as he keeps pulling of fights against the Klitschko's

Nah, its the other way round. Maybe a bit of both, i think what Haye wants is no rematch deal or something, but the Klitschko's wont agree to it then they start talking rubbish about Haye being a pussy.

[Magician]

come on Haye

[AgüeroTheCitizen]

Harrison is bloody useless, he's going to get destroyed. Haye will win with a knockout in the frist round.

[Paul]

Harrison is bloody useless,

As he was tonight, hes a ****ing joke

All that talk, and he didn't even throw a punch tonight.

[superally]

I was at the fight, And couldn't believe people in the bar before it, were talking about X-Factor.

[Haggis]

What a waste of 15 quid, good night though,

[Lennon Saviour of E]

When the fight was first announced I was taken aback listening to Steve Bunce and Barry Hearn talking about the fight as being a mega event when it was clearly a non-event. (But yes they of course had a vested interest in bigging it up no end.) When they were claiming it would be the biggest this that and the other I was sceptical. Fraudly had been a pro for 10 years, was ranked only the 6th best British heavyweight (not a great achievement at anytime) and had a consistent record of "stinking the house out" with his fearful pacifistic performances. This was against little no-marks. Why on earth did people think he'd suddenly turn brave against a top power puncher? Even allowing for the fact that there's a mug born every minute. It's a little like a battered housewife being taken in by the repeated broken promisses that this time their man has changed.

Does a paper tiger ever lose it's stripes? (Perhaps one for David Attenborough). But it was as financially successful as they'd predicted - more PPV subscribers than ever before etc. Fans had travelled from far and wide but were now complaining that they'd been conned. Oddly enough a proper fight (Pacman v Antonio "Hands of Stone" Margarito) was on Sky the same night for free. Pacman was brilliant in moving up in weight again to batter his much bigger opponent to a pulp. But Margarito wouldn't quit.
It hardly got a mention in the media before or after the fight.

I appreciate a lot of people are as thick as pig **** but surely Harrison having the nick-name "Fraudly" should have been a bit of a clue as to the outcome of the "big event".