I dont understand why people think Haye is after another Payday?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by emallini, Sep 28, 2011.


  1. emallini

    emallini Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    He wants redemption. He has been turned into a laughing stock after the big toe excuse and most boxing fans have turned on him after his negative performance against Wlad. Hes loaded already he will have at least 10 Million in the bank. He wants to make up for July 2nd. I dont think its about the money he cares about his Legacy and he doesnt want to remembered as a joke.

    Beating the older bro now then knocking Wlad out will turn it all around and he will be remembered as a ATG and a Hero
     
  2. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    Because Haye, plenty of times in the past, has said he’s always been more concerned with money than legacy. His fight with Audley Harrison kinda’ proved that.
     
  3. emallini

    emallini Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Obviously he cares about Money but im talking about NOW. He reputation is in tatters
     
  4. Benoit on Roids

    Benoit on Roids Active Member Full Member

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    Are you trolling? Dont matter how much a guy has in the bank they ALWAYS want more.


    He fought Audley Harrison.Please take a nap.
     
  5. emallini

    emallini Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    So you dont think he wants to redeem his reputation?
     
  6. Abertawe

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    If he had any dignity or pride he'd fight one of the brothers for **** all and actually turn up for a fight. I don't like hating on British fighters but he's made himself look a complete **** and a disgraceful mercenary.
     
  7. Benoit on Roids

    Benoit on Roids Active Member Full Member

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    No,I dont think he gives a damn about his reputation or his legacy.Just cash like most fighters.
    If David Haye could make £5m fighting Alexander Dimitrenko or Ruslan Chagaev he would happily fight those guys.Thats why he fought the terrible Harrison.What did that do for his reputation?
     
  8. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    Yes it is. And I wish he'd just **** off for good, now. I can't bear the thought of him talking **** in another Klitschko build up, only to jump on his bike again for 12 rounds. If he does get the opportunity to fight Vitali, I hope he's given peanuts for it. Because that's what he deserves. If he accepts it, then we'll know he's in it for his reputation and not the money.
     
  9. Bill C84

    Bill C84 Boxing Junkie banned

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    Id like to see him earn a shot at one of the Klitschko's by taking on some top contender's first, Only then I will take him seriously, He has no divine right to automatically jump straight into a title shot
     
  10. TIGEREDGE

    TIGEREDGE Boxing Addict Full Member

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    simple. he took the money and RAN against Wk
     
  11. SimonTemplar

    SimonTemplar Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I don't think that Haye has ever given any indication that he cares about legacy at any point in his career, so why should he suddenly care now?

    He never faced Cunningham for the IBF Cruiser belt. He wasn't going to face Maccarinelly for the WBO until Sky hyped it enormously and it became a money fight.

    All his heavyweight fights have been about minimum risk for maximum cash - early on he took on opponents against whom he could sell the fight, would move him closer to title level, yet would not threaten him. At least at cruiser he took some tough fights. At heavyweight he has never looked good against a live opponent. His only tough fight at heavyweight, he lost badly. And as others have said, he took the Harrison fight, to widespread derision (even Haye and Booth said that Harrison was not worthy of a shot at the title) because Sky/Audley hyped the amateur rivalry so effectively.

    Haye is a very talented sports businessman, but has never shown any care for legacy. He wanted the safest, most lucrative route to the heavyweight title. He achieved that, which shows talent, but not as a fighter.

    So why would anyone suddenly think that he wants to bolster his reputation now? Sure, he would love to beat Vitali, but he would take the fight for money, not glory. He'll be happy enough losing with a few million earned. Which is why I am no longer a fan.
     
  12. achillesthegreat

    achillesthegreat FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE Full Member

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    Because his ENTIRE heavyweight career suggests nothing but a money grabbing *****.

    Wlad was a boring fight. Audley was a boring fight. Valuev was a boring fight. As soon as guys were interested in him after Bonin and Barrett he got worse and worse, probably as his pay went up and up.
     
  13. achillesthegreat

    achillesthegreat FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE Full Member

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    And thats the thread wrapped up nicely.
     
  14. DDA365

    DDA365 Gatecrasher Full Member

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    if he really cared about redemption of fighting pride bla bla bla hed be fighting the other top 10's and making himself mandatory for the klitschkos

    he's just waiting and seeing if he can go straight to another huge pay day though, if he cant he probably wont bother to work his way back and will retire

    so no he's not basically
     
  15. HMSTempleGarden

    HMSTempleGarden Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Haye came out and stated he had no interest in fighting him then turned round and did it anyway :patsch