*Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye Build-up Thread*

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:deal I honestly beleave that David Haye was not in the kind of shape he was in for the Audley Harrison fight. He looked slow sluggish and heavy legged on july 2nd, but still in my opinion gave a brave effort. I have raised this point in another thread, all these steroid injections, anti-inflammatory injections may have also affect his performance. Its common knowledge that when you take simple anti-inflammatory like Ibuprofen you are advised not to do any strenuous exercise.

And i'm sure David Haye was on something stronger than, 100mg tablets of Ibuprophen from "Boots".

These are factors i cannot overlook.

"But Wladimir Kiltschko was the better man on the night"

 

Haye should get rid of booth. There was only so far David's natural talent would take him. Now it's time for Haye to get serious, and get a real trainer. David is gifted and could do a lot better given the right team.

 

Christ! I really must dig out some my old posts on this fight and quote myself.....

 

".....Meanwhile in other news, US flagged liner Lusitania sunk by German submarine"

 

I want Wladimir Kiltschko to continue to appear on TV shows in the UK. And i want him to continue with his David Haye rehabilitation.

Hopefully David Haye stops being a primadonna, and calls Kiltschko out for rematch.

"Aslong as he gets paid 1-3 Million, he should be happy"

 

I've got a feeling Lennox Lewis is going to come out of retirement.

 

I've kinda thought the same lately...probably wont though

 

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Tea, two sugars, chop chop

 

"What a bunch of losers, they need to man up"



David Haye was last night urged to quit as he attended what many saw as his retirement party...

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/more-s...5875-23272957/

Booth, who is Haye's trainer and manager, last night said: "Personally, I don't think he should fight again.
"He doesn't need to. He has achieved all he could achieve in his career so he can retire with his head held high.
"People must not forget he's a cruiserweight who fought a dominant heavyweight and so there is no shame in losing on points to Wladimir."
He added: "We are having a party. But I would not say it is an official announcement that he is retiring.

 

I do think all along booth saw just getting a fight with the klitschkos and earning decent money off it as the end game

I hope Haye has more self belief and just goes for it, he really should he has nothing to lose and everything to gain now

 

I suspect you find your user title & location genuinely hilarious.

 

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