Vitali Klitschko: “David Haye Was The Stronger Loser Against Chisora!”

Vitali Klitschko: “David Haye Was The Stronger Loser Against
Chisora!” July 24 2012


WBC heavyweight world champion Vitali Klitschko has again made his
disdain for his UK rival David Haye clear in a recent interview.
The elder Klitschko, you’ll recall, was unhappy with his younger brother
Wladimir’s unanimous points win over the Klitschko-baiting Haye last year,
and in numerous interviews called the Brit out for a fight. He repeatedly said
he would put Haye “to the floor” and “in the dust” to repay him for his insults
to the Klitschko family.

Haye was at the time “retired,” but soon emerged to take on Dereck “Del
Boy” Chisora–who had previously fought and lost against Vitali–recently in
London.

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Where Chisora was able to push Klitschko–who said his left shoulder was
injured early in the fight–and go the distance against him, Haye took care
of business quickly, knocking Chisora out in round five.

Haye is now comparing he and Vitali’s recent efforts against the same opponent
and calling out Klitschko to take him on. So far, however, the WBC champion is
dismissive toward the idea, claiming that Haye was offered the slot on September
8 which eventually went to the little known Germany-based heavyweight Manuel
Charr.

“[Haye and Chisora] are probably the best in the world, at trash-talking. We don’t
want to use the same talking skills at the pressers before fights,” Vitaly “[The
Klitschko brothers} both show our skills within the fight. Let the fists talk.

“Chisora fought Haye last weekend, and actually it was a fight between two
Klitschko losers, who is the stronger one. David Haye showed that he was the
stronger loser. “Right now he has started to attack me, but to be honest right now
in Moscow, on September 8 we discussed with David Haye this fight. But he made a
decision to fight Chisora not Klitschko.” Klitschko also sought to deflect criticism
regarding the selection of Charr as his next opponent.

“He doesn’t have a big name but he’s young, has good skills and, who knows, maybe
he’ll show good performance in this fight and it will be a big step up for him to build a
new name, a new big name,” said Vitali.


July 24 2012

I still think this Charr fight sucks but I will watch it to see Vitali.

Thoughts?

 

The both do in there own way. I personally do not see Charr as Vitali's
last fight. I could be wrong but RTL is asking about a Haye fight with
a Klitschko in a poll..Check out my other thread

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