Is David Haye now out-pricing himself?

So you keep saying.Do you have anything else to add to this discussion?

 

haye had been killing himself now that its all done he has said he hadn't been able to eat proper meals and almost starve himself for months, they just did the enzo thing to show up enzo and frank warren.

 

This is very simple. Widdow puts up the dollar amounts and relevant terms being discussed regarding this fight so we can somewhat fairly discuss the topic, or we ask Admin to remove the thread on the basis of abject irrelevance.

Perhaps Chef can help us out? Or is he privy only to the training camp food invoice numbers? :yep

 

I think like Holyfield and others before him, he can only best be fairly described as having become a "natural" HW after several fights at that weight. He's had two, but interspersed were two others at CW. He started his career at 190.

 

Yes he was clearly tight at the weight:good
Like I said I don't think what Booth said was entirely accurate.He said he was going to HW because he wanted to,not because he couldn't make cruiser but yes,I think a lot of it was to prove a point to FW and prove he was the best in Britain/the world

 

No doubt Haye has grown into his current weight that is clear from seeing him early in his career compared to him vs Maccarinelli and Barrett

 

you just have to see him against bonin to see he has grown into the weight, the looks better now than he did at the same weight then.

 

Enlighten me, please. Let's see the numbers under discussion. For special bonus points also please address possible terms (e.g. strings attached). Surely you can do that simple thing given the premise of your thread. :deal

Don't spin away into Bolivia or simply kick up a hissy fit smoke screen. Without some very basic facts we have nothing but "hater shades" - pointed squarely at David Haye. :yep

 

:goodTrue

 

Most fighters have to lose weight by some means or another to make their weight limit. Obviously, only the HW's don't.

 

Tick-tock, tick-tock.

 

Exactly, futhermore if he's so confident in victory why is he holding out like this is his last fight or something?

 

Did you notice the article on the front page by the never impartial James Slater? He claims it's Wlad who doesn't want the fight................that would be casting Wlad in a negative light no?

 

It should be, one guy has belts on the line & the other does not. It's a chance to fight for the partially unified HW Championship including the widely considered best HW out there.

What does Haye bring again? The Brit audience? Wladimir always sells out in Germany and probably would also in Russia or the Ukraine..........