IF David Haye beat Chisora better then Vitali did. Should Vitali stop duck and fight?

Not sure I will have to do more research. Moving on:

If a brittard has disgusting baked bean looking teeth, and you had enough baked beans, would it look like a brittard?

 

I'll plump for:huh:think;























c)Klitschko

 

Was I right?

 

These are hypothetical questions that we, as a forum, need to use our collective brain power to figure out.

I'm afraid I don't have your answers.

 

Well I'll throw a question your way;
If a fighter wins two rounds clearly then at(very) best takes a share of the next two(although taking a share of one is more realistic) then goes on to clearly lose the next two,
Does that constitute said fighter dominating his opponent?:think

 

because it was a very emotional moment for him, because of this " hard" fight, he injurded his shoulder by the way, i think these are one of the resons

 

Medically, not much has changed. But he's still doing really well emotionally it seems. I'm going to Atlanta Monday to go see him.

 

All things subjective aside, all you can say is it'd be GOOD of Vitali to take the fight. He'd undoubtedly be due some lawful criticism if he refuses the fight, but only because David Haye has presented himself to be THE ONLY legit threat to either bro in recent years.

What you also have to consider is, how great is a victory over Vitali now? The guys old, well past his best and seems to succumb to injury during his fights more easily. He clearly has some legitimate physiological reasoning to lend logic to his potential retirement. Whilst the immediate (and perhaps, likely) prognosis for his retirement is that "he's avoiding Haye," you cannot banish the ideal that it's just his time to leave the sport.

David Haye gets a lot of stick but facts are facts. He landed cleanly, hurt, and ate clean punches from Wlad, taking him the distance and winning a few rounds. This mightn't be a huge success in terms of boxing in general, but when you consider that barely anybody has done any of the above to either bro in recent years, he absolutely does deserve some credit.

Those who once labelled Haye a joke will soon change their tune if he does a number on Chisora....

 

Every time I read a study that says a good attitude helps recovery I think to myself, "Damned, I'm a dead man". Give him all our best.

 

if vitali wants to bow out on anything remotely legitimate then he should face haye if haye beats chisora more convincingly than he did, or povetkin, because manuel charr whichever way you slice it is a repugnant swan song. at least face a top five heavyweight!

 

When not if,chisora will not last 12 rounds.Haye by tko inside 6 rounds:bbb

 

Haye should fight Fury since he's Chisora's real daddy and rolled over him for 12 rounds.

 

this

 

british delusions

 

Good post :good

Why are all the Americans on here Klit fans or more accurately Haye haters? :think Jealousy. Because its been many, long years since Tyson and Holyfield's heyday, both of whom were beaten by another Brit - Lennox Lewis.

To be honest if Haye KOs Chisora and Vitali then retires everyone who has ever complained about TKO6gate really must STFU. It would be a clear and blatant duck.

FACT: If Haye KOs Chisora he would represent the biggest purse in Vitali's career. If he retires he is a joke.