I suspect that he is now their *****. But until I see it confirmed somewhere I am not going to say it like it is a fact.
I like the way you have expanded on your statement with a compeling argument... :happy Please explain how you have come to this conclusion? Haye has his own promotions company so what sense does it make for him to put money in someone elses pockets?
Are all HAyefans that naive? Funny....Do you clowns really think Sauerland and Don King give their WBA belt to Haye for free. Some people are ****in stupid. Get over it. Haye is the money cow like Valuev was 4 years ago when Ruiz was completely boring huggin. Haye was a voluntary defense. You never get a shot on the title without being the ***** in case of winning. But why should I explain it to you....you wont understand it obviously.
I agree that it is suspicious. I have trouble imagining that King would allow Valuev to lose on the cards without knowing that he had options on Haye. That just isn't the way King works. We have seen him in action over and over again. We all know how he works. We should all be aware that it would be outside of his nature to allow Valuev to lose on points without having options on Haye. Which is why I think it is a very real possibility. But until it is shown as a fact I can't say it is a fact. If somehow it isn't a fact then I will admit I will be baffled by King's actions. I will suspect that he is up to something else even more cunning! However I am a bit surprised by all these people who are willing to state definitively that King doesn't have options on Haye now.
He also predicted a Larry Donald win, and that was the fight he got involved with Niko... Guess who won and gave the Don options... BUT! Haye deserved the decision this time. I think both things can be true: the right man won AND politics were involved, because wider losses went Valuev's way, yet Haye got the decision while Holyfield didn't. THAT'S politics. (This was King's last option on Valuev, and rumors say 1st on Haye).
