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Up In the Air on Haye-Fury
“I can't wait for this fight! The press conferences will be more entertaining than the rest of the heavies actually fighting. I want to say Haye, because he put on a clinic vs the hairy Russian monster. On the other hand the Traveller, Fury, can use back alley tactics and take Haye out. I can't decide and will be looking forward to it because it will be a real fight. Haye might actually try and blast him out right off the bat. Either way it will be the most exciting buildup in all of heavyweight boxing. Sorry Klits.” –Deepwater is up in the air on Haye-Fury
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