would you rather see valuev v either klits or haye? id much rather see haye fight either and hopefully go one to unify the belts,who else is going to do that?
I wouldn't mind seeing them all get it on eventually. Win/Lose, Some good matches in the HW division right now. Add Arreola & Chamber's into the mix. Not bad.
"A win for Haye will be a win for boxing" Dude please!?!?!?!!! :--( I know you madly in love with the guy, but come on now: "win for boxing"???? He gives the boxing a bad name!!!! :bart:bart :--(
How does he give boxing a bad name, by being in exciting fights and being mouthy. Don't get many ppl on here.....weird. I give haye credit an hope he wins, and it will do alot for the hw division as people will talk about it more whether you like it or not. Ali was very mouthy, mayweather, bhop, tyson, hamed etc...people take a chill pill an enjoy the fight.
Being mouthy all year and fighting once a year isn't exactly exciting...neither is his low - class trash talk devoid of any real humor. Ali was funny, Toney can be funny but guys whose trash talk is only bad taste mixed with failed attempts at humor are not doing boxing any favor. IF Haye beats Valuev convincingly and IF he suddenly changes his ways and doesn't need five negotiations to land one fight (Johnson, Rahman, Wlad, Vitali, Valuev = one fight) he can be a win for boxing.
Boxing a bad name? He comes in shape, trains his arse off, eats right, and you call him a disgrace to boxing? You should be calling the rest of the fat heavies the disgrace, not Haye!
im not a fan of hayes behaviour but he is good for the hw division .he will bring excitment and athleticism back to a boring area of boxing
WHY THE HELL would he vacate the only heavyweight title the Klits don't have their hands on...leverage for negotiations is a must. So what he defends the title against Ruiz...he'll gain the needed heavywieght experience while ridding us of the foul Valuev and John "Huggy Bear" Ruiz
You are assuming that Haye will ever fight a Klitschko. As we all know, he had his chance. However, even if we give him the benefit of the doubt and say that he just wanted a belt so that he'd have greater bargaining power, the only Klitschko that is free in the near future is Vitali. Really, Wlad won't fight again until the spring against Chambers. Then, assuming he's successful, he has to fight Povetkin. That means he's tied up in fight until next fall, maybe longer. Haye, on the other hand, assuming he tops Valuev, only has to fight Ruiz. Then he's free...which means he'll have a shot at unification with Vitali. But I don't think he'll take it. Personally, I think he's a little scared of the older Klitschko.
The names of Ali and Haye should only ever appear in the same sentence when we are discussing fighters who had a penchant for calling themselves pretty and insulting the looks other their opponents.