Klitschko & Haye Double Standards, Why?

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  1. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    relax buddy:yep
    I was talking about not only is there a double standard from Haye fans, but these were some of the quotes the Haye nuthuggers have made
     
  2. Fan2010

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    Thats my point. Vitali did what he had to do. So why the double standard?:deal
     
  3. K-Man

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    They're from Britain. That's why.

    Me personally, I could not stand watching Klitschko vs. Johnson and was about to fast forward through it, but I feared I would miss the one time Johnson TRIES to do something and punch back.

    But I wonder how you can "enjoy" a handsome, muscleous, bearded stud (did I mention handsome ?) running away from a slow as a statues guy because he was "heavier", after non-stop talking how he would "murder" him. That's not "double standard", that is plain lunatic bullshittery. Exactly what you can expect from that type of douchebag fans.
     
  4. Jaime

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    When you run you generally pump your fists, so that guy threw approximately 30,000 more punches than David Haye did during the course of half an hour. Two fisted attack as well, power in both hands...impressive.:smoke
     
  5. CHEF

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    you get it from hardcore nuthuggers of all boxers.

    I wouldnt say that about Haye nor the Klitschkos.... its just funny to read the posts of delusional Haye fans just like you like to read the delusional Klitscko fans:yep
     
  6. RDJ

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    That's not boxing off the back-foot, it's running. Not enough punches thrown to call it boxing.
     
  7. hagman1989

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    when i saw the title i thought it was gonn be having a go at the klit nuthuggers ,but yet again somone whos illinformed is forming an opinion on haye because they like klitscho
     
  8. RDJ

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    Well said.
     
  9. Little Pea

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    First of all, not many people (out of those in psychiatric institutes) think Haye "is the greatest thing in the heavyweight division".

    Also, there is always double standards with cheerleaders or haters.

    Hater you are...criticizing Haye over ONE SINGLE fight.

    You ask: "Do people on this site really have that big a problem with reality?"

    I ask: Do YOU really have that big a problem with reality?
     
  10. Fan2010

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    Exactly :good:good
     
  11. TommyV

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    Yeah, you're right. He should of stood toe-to-toe brawling with a guy who outweighed him by 7 stone. He was wrong to try and avoid getting hit, leaving himself open and wasting his stamina.
     
  12. RDJ

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    Are you saying there is nothing between running and throwing 140 punches, and standing toe to toe? :huh

    Face it mate, no one outside of the UK thinks that's acceptable. Especially when you're taking someone's belt.
     
  13. 7tom1ja

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    I have said nothing about Haye. He is a injury faking joke. I just think the KJ fight was also a joke. A 12 round banging that could go on for another 12 rounds and nothing would have happend.
     
  14. bkamins

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    Do people on this site really have that big a problem with reality? :think[/quote]



    Yes, boxing fans especially. They tend to take extreme positions in a desperate attempt to justify their opinions. It can be fun, but it pretty much prevents any kind of rationale conversation. For example, the people on this tread are saying one of two things: Vitali will Ko Haye in the first 3 rounds, or Haye win Ko Vitali or Wladimir in the first 3 rounds. Obviously, both opinion are, rationally speaking, ridiculous. These fighters have something like 120 wins between them, and they have only been stopped 5 times out of all those fights.Really, the chances that any of these fighters would simply roll over the other is a longshot. But extreme, emotional opinions don't necessarily lend themselves to rational thinking...do they?
     
  15. Fan2010

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    I will admit I am criticizing Haye over that fight. I , as well as everyone have heard his trash talking. I am not a hater of Haye, but, I am DEFINATLY CRITICIZING HIM FOR HIS DISPLAY IN THAT FIGHT!:deal