New David Haye interview

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  1. RDJ

    RDJ Boxing Junkie banned

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    Bad excuses. Povetkin would earn so much it's ridiculous to suggest the Klitschko's would have to pay his insurance and hotel. He could have paid that from the few million dollars he'd earn in the biggest pay day of his career.
     
  2. wlad1111

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    This slave contract argument is just plain stupid. Haye would make sh!t load of money only after fighting few old stiffs in HW division. If Haye is so confident he can win than why not have a rematch ? Its only more money and fame in his pocket. Of course klitchko would make most of the money and that is because he is an established champion. As far as I know nobody but haye has complained about a contract with klithkos.
     
  3. robpalmer135

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    Valuev was champion and Ruiz was mandatory. Theres only a few decent HW's under 30 and haye is one of the,
     
  4. robpalmer135

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    im sorry but your way wrong. the promoter of any fight should cover these things especially health insurance.
     
  5. bkamins

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    Well, let's take a look at the way old Davey boy does business shall we? First off, he pays his opponents absolute ****. Ruize received 800, 000 pounds for Haye's first defense. By comparison, Vitlai offered 2.5 million for a beltless Valuev and Wlad was going to give Povetikin over 2 million. Sounds like Haye's the one who is stiffing his opponents, and the reason for his low payout has to do with the fact that he refuses to share his pay per view sales. He wants 100 percent of all skybox sales, which is why the Klitschko negotiations broke down.
     
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    you:deal cuz your in a topic about him and talking about him
     
  7. albertobult

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    I love it when people dont now **** about what they post. Ruiz got 750.000 step aside money for the haye-valuev match and with the clausule to fight the winner next for 800.000 so that makes it 1,55 million
     
  8. bkamins

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    Step aside money is step aside money, you twit. It's what he actually got paid to fight, which, as I said, was ****. Use your head! :patsch
     
  9. mike_bngs

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    i like Haye and wanna see him do alright, but that first bit confirmed that Haye - Harrison will be on for october\november.
     
  10. albertobult

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    it was ok for ruiz, so why are you crying about? Ruiz got free 750.000 and 800.000 for the fight, his contract combined made it a 1,55 million offer whats bad about it. He just waited some months and he knew it would be his last fight. So he got 1,55 million,.... step aside or not, combined he got this money
     
  11. shane2002uk

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    This sums up 99% of the shiz that is spoke on this subject.Everyone has their own ideas of what the real contracts really read,when in fact in the real world,none of us would have access and the official details will not have been released.Thats the way business works and it is basically rule one of a contract.

    Enjoy your bickering fella's,fact is you cannot argue with stupid and ignorant people,you gain nothing and will only lose your time and patience!
     
  12. bkamins

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    He got paid 800,000 to fight, which was my point...if you can read. Haye has paid his opponents **** since he came to heavyweight because he insists on keeping 100 percent of the UK pay per view. This make all of his ridiculous criticisms of the Klitschkos business dealings ring ever more hollow. As I said, the Klitschkos have consistently paid their opponents far more than David Haye is paying his. And that's probably why he hasn't been able to find an opponent in 4 months! Sure, a 38-year-old journeymen might be willing to fight for peanuts, but no top contender is going to take a fight with Haye for what he's offering. They'd much rather fight a Klitschko and earn twice as much, even if it mean an ass whooping.
     
  13. albertobult

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    He got 1,55 million for the 1 fight he did. He just waited some extra months. Why would they pay him 750.000 step aside and for the fight 1,5 million? that would make it over 2 million and that would be fair?? He was only a mandatory not a champion so that makes the 1,55 more than enough even when its combined.
     
  14. Escopeta

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    Very disappointing that Haye still hasnt got any better excuse than that worn out slave contract bull****. no fun here damn that guy gone boderline boring
     
  15. kriszhao

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    when a fight goes to a purse bid it is up to the fighters to provide their own lodging, Insurance, Gym time etc... There was nothing out of the ordinary in the contract..