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Tony Bellew and David Haye go to war again in their much-anticipated rematch on Saturday night. The last fight produced fireworks and a stunning upset, but this time round it’s all about the intrigue. Was Bellew’s win the first time round a fluke, can Haye rediscover the punching power of old? So, let’s go through the fight, why it is such a head scratcher and try and predict a winner.
FORM… Haye's last five fights LOSS vs Tony Bellew – TKO (R11) WIN vs Arnold Gjergjaj – TKO (R2) WIN vs Mark de Mori – TKO (R1) WIN vs Dereck Chisora – TKO (R5) LOSS vs Wladimir Klitschko – UD Bellew's last five fights WIN vs David Haye – TKO (R11) WIN vs BJ Flores – KO (R3) WIN vs Ilunga Makabu – KO (R3) WIN vs Mateusz Masternak – UD WIN vs Arturs Kulikauskis – TKO (R5)
Haye has vowed to call it a day if he cannot knock Bellew out in spectacular fashion. The two-weight world champion wants to reign supreme again, but he insists anything other than a stunning knockout will force him to end his career. It means that Haye enters the 32nd fight of his pro career knowing it could be the last. That pressure will surely cause a reaction and Bellew is hoping the cracks in Haye’s confidence will widen. Much has been made of Haye’s mental state. The likes of Eddie Hearn believe Haye is at his lowest point and for a fighter that relies on a healthy ego, it’s a dangerous scenario.
Bellew has a different view. He thinks Haye still sees him as the ‘mouthy cruiserweight’, someone he should, and will, beat easily. The numbers are on Haye’s side. 70% of rematches between British heavyweights since 1981 have had a different result in the second fight. Where Haye might be feeling the pressure, Bellew surely is not. The Liverpudlian has said again and again – this is not his legacy fight.
Bellew has already had his peak moment when he became the world champion at Goodison Park, nothing can top that for Bellew, anything that happens now is a bonus for him. He’s unburdened in this fight. No one expected him to win the first one, and still no one believes he can repeat the trick. It’s a good position for Bellew to be in, even if a devastating loss could push him into retirement. Whoever loses this fight, it will be an unfair end to their careers. For Haye, his legacy will be in ruins with successive losses to a ‘blown-up cruiserweight’. For Bellew, his previous win will be chalked off as a farce and his epic foray up to heavyweight will be ridiculed. Not the ending either man deserves, but as Haye says, boxing has a short memory.
No one gave Bellew a hope in hell when he stepped in the ring 13 months ago, but the Bomber proved everyone wrong. A combination of craft, timing and motivation helped Bellew pull off the upset. He predicted the outcome perfectly – the fight would be decided by Haye’s body and fitness. The Hayemaker was taken past the fifth round for the first time since 2011, and after a three-year retirement spell, the 36 years old’s body could not take the strain of a 12-round contest. Bellew will be hoping for the same again. Haye is a year older, coming off the back of another injury and operation. It may be that Haye’s body just cannot take the pressures of boxing anymore.
PREDICTION… Bellew firmly believes he has Haye’s number. Haye’s body seems to be crumbling around him, while Bellew is in peak condition. It’s hard to trust Haye when he says he’s in the best shape of his life. We expect Bellew to do the double over Haye.
