Haye is in a very confortable position right now, it's clear that he was waiting for Vitali's fight to asses his future and he want to leave Wladimir for later, as he is still running on fresh legs and is very hard to hit these days. Haye has Vitali, Harrison, Valuev and Chagaev on his plate, he could also include Peter and Sexton if he feels like it. He can pretty much pick whichever fight makes the most sense, but he has to consider Valuev's rematch clause, Sauerland's options, Chagaev's mandatory status, Vitali's career ending, to name a few, on his decision. If he wants to milk his title and fight Harrison, now is the perfect time, in september Harrison will have to defend his European belt against Dimitrenko, will probably lose it, and the moment for this fight will be ruined for ever.
Fighting Adamek is probably too much of a risk at this point with a Klitschko fight looming, but your right it's the only other meaningful fight.
if haye dont fight a klit or adamak then all respect for him goes out the window. he repeatedly called them out and now for the sake of british pride man up and wipe them out
yea, cos thats the attitude you want from the heavyweight champion of the world, formerly the most prestigious title in all of sports.:huh youre a fighter. youre already financially secure for life. are you a proper champion or just another hometown title defender i always considered myself a big haye fan, hes exciting and as a puncher very entertaining but this isnt WWF afterall ,he needs to step up to the plate and go after those belts like his life depends on it. if you lose, you lose but go out like a warrior
Im not saying they wouldn't but his stock has dropped about 15 miles south since the olympicsw, and he is pretty much a laughing stock.