Gap tooth ram

@froggg @Steve How Hard? @Angry Ram come on fella's I'm getting withdrawal symptoms here!

Pretty much sums my thoughts and prediction up perfectly.  Well played sir.

I'm a Bellew fan too and don't give him more than a punchers chance BUT...
Usyk is an immense fighter. He's got a solid jab, his footwork is A*, he fires in from so many angles, he has more movement in his shoulders than Bellew has with his head! He sets traps when he finishes a goading attack. However some of his attributes are being played up. He isn't a massive puncher. So providing Bellew can see the shots coming and can control the distance then he should be able to take them on the chin all night. And Usyk can be hit. Once he softens you up and steps in, he admires his own work a bit. He's been hit a few times in previous fights by going into his routine and a wild swing has hit him. He can be hit. He has lost rounds too. He doesn't instantly find his flow.
Bellew needs to control the range. He needs to force Usyk to respect his power at every opportunity. Usyk is supremely confident. He's an arrogant fighter who completely believes he's the best boxer above light heavyweight. And he probably is. If Bellew can take away his rhythm and hit him hard then it just might distract Usyk long enough to land a real KO shot. 
But Usyk has fought the elite and they couldn't do it. I don't think Bellew is good enough either but Usyk isn't invincible and Bellew will have the script. 
Usyk seems like a top bloke too. Daft as owt. 
I'm going Usyk with a points win and maybe a knockdown. A Bellew win by KO is more likely than Leicester winning the PL though.  
I don't believe Usyk will have it all his own way. 

Had a sit down Indian in the Elachi in Belper tonight, poppadom lime pickle and salad, mixed kebab with griddled onions, lamb and chicken jalfrezzi with keema rice, all washed down with an Old Speckled Hen. £20, not bad tbf.

Grand Canyon. Stunning. 

Just been out for Thai curry but was that hungry by the time it came that I forgot to photograph it. This fella was watching over me all the time though. Looks like he's got Rowett around his waist.

@froggg @Steve How Hard? @Angry Ram come on fella's I'm getting withdrawal symptoms here!

@froggg @Steve How Hard? @Angry Ram come on fella's I'm getting withdrawal symptoms here!

Lamb madras, all washed down with a glass of Belgian cider.

Slow roasted shoulder of Dorset Lamb, roasties and buttered vegetables, all washed down with a glass of Rioja tinto.

All washed down with a glass of Cote du Rhône 

Digestive a la dog.

You got a big nose?

Sisters fella’s kid just got hit with a pelter! ??

You got a big nose?

You got a big nose?

You got a big nose?

Great night of boxing.
Epic show

Looks like your shadow is very excited to be there ?

Get it while you can I say.

Fried cod, asparagus, cherry tomatoes, bit of poncey lemon on the side.

Can see Bellew trying to get Haye losing the plot again but you can't tell yet if Haye is biting.
If he isn't and he goes into this taking his time prepared for a 12 rounder I'd say Haye by KO in Rounds 7- 10
If he's biting, feeling the pressure, already has one eye on his promoting career and he forgets that Bellew needs this himself or he will have nowhere to go then I can see Bellew snatching it somehow. 
I'm not sure how this (or the first fight!) has generated as much interest as it has. Take both fighters individually and they're struggling.
Haye... losing to a cruiserweight leaves him laughed at by the heavy division. He's not high enough ranked to force a title shot. He has nothing Joshua needs. He might have the household name to tempt the likes of Dillian Whyte into a fight but I doubt it. He poses a significant threat and has no value. 
Bellew... moved away from the big cruiserweight clashes to fight Haye. He's missed the cruiserweight tournament and now there's some real talent in the division about to unite the belts. Heavyweights are all too big for him. 
These guys need each other. With no where to go and no titles on the line, fighting at a weight that is only "Heavy" by name it a surprise that the hype is there. 
Where does the winner go? If Tyson Fury doesn't give them a payday they'll hang around in their respective divisions for what? Couple of fights? Then retire. 
Haye wins spectacular and he might just get himself back in the mix but time is running out and I don't think his heart is in it