By B.G.B: The hype is well under way in building up the biggest British heavyweight clash since Bruno v Lewis. On the 28th September former 2 weight world champion David Haye (28- 2 26 KOs) takes on 6 ft 9 prospect Tyson Fury (21- 0 15 KOs). We know what to expect in the build up: name calling, slating, stare downs and perhaps the odd scuffle. All of this is a key element of the promotion of this fight, but what can we expect from the actual fight?
Obviously the large amounts of money involved in this fight is one of the main reasons as to how this fight has materialized. If the money is right, big fights with big risk are made, with this fight being no exception. David Haye is an experienced world champion with fast hands, good movement, fast reflexes and of course explosive power.
By B.G.B: Based on last weekends action, the question on every boxing fan’s mind right now is where does Gennady ‘GGG’ Golovkin (27-0, 24 KO’s) go after his demolition job of tough middleweight contender Matthew Macklin (29-5, 20 KO’s)? Throughout the 3 rounds of the bout, Golovkin demonstrated frightful power along with patience, poise, accuracy and a solid defense.