Has David Haye blown it???

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by robpalmer135, Jul 6, 2010.


  1. robpalmer135

    robpalmer135 Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Agree he is jsut to quiet. Derby Telegraph for **** sake!!!

    Maybe there waiting for Adameck to win his fight but thats a month and a half away. We need to hear something from him soon.
     
  2. Will

    Will Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It's all premature till Haye comes out and explains his plans.

    He's not retiring yet is he?

    So he's gonna fight again relatively soon.

    Just wait and see what he says.

    If it is anything less that a proper challenge then you can all get on your high horses. Untill then you're all just blowing smoke.
     
  3. robpalmer135

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    you either havent read the posts properly or just don't get it. The major issue is theres no word from Haye on whats going on. We get 2nd hand tibbits from Bunce, Sauerland interviews from 3 weeks ago and an interview with the Derby Telegraph.

    Since Wladamir and Povetkin was confirmed last week we havent heard a peep from Haye.
     
  4. Grant1

    Grant1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    With every fight Wlad and Vit have they become a little older, a little more slow, a little more shopworn and a little bit closer to defeat.

    It depends on your outlook whether Haye is being smart or being a *****.

    If they both turn round and say '**** him' he needs us more than we need him and don't fight him, he's gonna have some major regrets.
     
  5. Will

    Will Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Calm down Rob.

    I have read it and I do understand it. This is boxing if you're not patient you're gonna get worked up non stop.

    Just wait and see what he announces. Thats all.
     
  6. Will

    Will Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think they like money too much to turn down a fight with Haye.
     
  7. robpalmer135

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    I don't think its asking to much for a the countires most high profile boxer and a heavyweight champion to of had and interview with a national newspaper in the least saying he wants the Klitsckos but if its not them he would like.............the Derby Telegraph is a free paper you get on the bus!!!

    and because we hear nothing from Haye, fans around the world just think he is ducking the Klitsckos and fighting Audley Harrison because thats what they have been told.
     
  8. robpalmer135

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    If thats what Haye is thinking then he is being a *****. Don't go calling people out the saying your going to do something, not do it, and then avoid the fight until its a bit more winnable.
     
  9. bruthead

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    Whatever you think about Haye he has hardly 'blown it' has he?
     
  10. 20a87

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    I think an adamek fight is a good choice and a tough fight although after all the talk the next fight should have been a klitschko if the negotiations weren't ridiculous. Saying that the haye hype won't be blown if he fights an arreola type as it will only increase his US presence and bargaining power with US TV and sky against the klitschkos and their german tv deals.
     
  11. Will

    Will Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This:deal

    Top top post

    lol
     
  12. DDA365

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    Either way a bit yes I think, or more that he is currently in the process of blowing it but could turn it around

    On the make the most money for the easiest time side of things rather than simply doing the absolute bare minimum and waiting for the big klitschko moneymaker why doesnt he fight a series of easy fights like most fighters who take this approach do? Build his fanbase up a lot more by people actually watching him box, he has only had 2 fights since he became a real mainstream star, not enough to keep peoples attention and a buzz going at all, whilst taking low risk fights and looking spectacular. Then whenever they can finally agree on it/haye is up for it have the big klitschko moneymaker, which by then would be even bigger.


    Other side of things if he genuinely wants to be a great heavyweight then this inactivity will do him no good either.
     
  13. Beeston Brawler

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    That's what I'd do if I were either of them.

    Assuming they've made him a reasonable offer (which IMO is likely bearing in mind Haye has signed twice) they are best continuing with their own career and shutting Haye out.

    It's plainly obvious he wants nothing to do with Wlad at all, though I think he quite fancies the job against Vitali.

    If he really wanted Wlad it would have either happened or been signed (again) before now.
     
  14. JFT96

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    Unless Haye fights Vitali after the proposed Vitali-valuev fight, any victory over him would be tainted and seen as him beating an 'aging' legend. But the signs of his aging are already there so beating him now is a very achievable aim and would still get him a lot more respect. Stylistically, Wladimir would be a lot tougher for him but i genuinely feel if he beats 1 he will beat the other.
    I've got a feeling haye was telling the truth and that he will have a break and may not reappear until 2011. then, he would be able to negotiate with either brother again or even adamek. Realistically though it would have to be a Klitschko or the 'ducking' jibes will carry on
     
  15. dftaylor

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    There's still nothing to comment on. Even basic knowledge of the Klits' business practices are enough to let you know that they offer **** money and awful terms for fights. Haye's silence, to me, says more about his seriousness than him ducking.

    And I hate that term "ducking."