David Haye ready to fight for fans' tickets for Wladimir Klitschko clash

if you ask the average brit on the street who vlad is, they say he is that jab grab *** with a wet toilet paper chin

if you ask the average brit on the street who vitali is, they say he's that *** with one eye who an unfit, over the hill lennox lewis butchered in 6 rounds.

 

As does your grammar:smooch

 

ive always pictured klit fans acting like Adrian in the Rocky movies when Waldo's in the ring.

praying and hoping their poor baby doesnt get hurt

 

this is a good move for haye showing he wants his fans to have their own priorities there. its good if allocation works out and the two fan bases are relatively separate. its an important requirement with this much animosity, surprised it only just came up.

 

no1 is perfect.

your aussie you know all about that

 

For anyone who debates with WIDDOW_MAKER, remember that he's the clown who scored Haye/Valuev for Valuev. He has a very limited boxing knowledge. It's a pointless excercise, like debating evolution with someone from the Westboro church. He's a hater who has a lack of boxing knowledge anyway.

 

Oh, what the ****!:lol

Cheers!:thumbsup

 

Oh yes we're all looking forward to that happening

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Low blow by Wlad in not allowing Hayes fans to sit with one another. Perhaps he's having 2nd thoughts about the fight? It wouldn't surprise me if he pulled out of the fight. He did after all duck 14 fight novice Derek Chisora twice, It only stands to reason that he'd duck a monster like Haye.

Wlad seems to be far more interested in being a celebrity than an actual fighter these days. Pulling out of fights with bogus injuries in order to attend charity golfing events with his movie star girlfriend etc.

 

A lot of Haye fans are being childish about this situation, "I'll only go if I get to sit with other English people" is ridiculous, no one else seems to care who they sit next to. There will be fans from all over the world attending the fight but the Haye fans want there own little corner because they don't want to socialize with people not rooting for the same guy they are.

 

It makes sense, because when the crowd is separated into the Haye fans and the Klitschko fans the cheerleaders know exactly where to stand and do their thing. The Royal Wedding was a highly planned event and it's very possible that Haye saw that and and how planning of all the details can really turn an average event into one that is truly supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Haye has a lot of Mary Poppins in him. That's a good thing. But if all the Haye fans (15,000 expected?) are sitting in one area and all the German Klitschko fans (40,000 expected?) are surrounding them then the Haye fans would be a clear target and there could be a massacre. The Haye fans would probably feel intimidated being surrounded by 3 times as many Germans and they would be afraid to cheer and go "Ra-Ra" (or whatever they say at fights). And the Germans would take turns humping the English cheerleaders which would be very nice and make it a pleasant evening. Haye may arrive by horse-drawn carriage. I'm all for it. Haye has a sense of protocol and taste and I'm looking forward to a truly delightful evening of simply wonderful boxing!

 

When fans sit apart it hurts the atmosphere. Fans aren't going to see the fight because they can see it much clearer, with commentary and so on, at home. They are going purely for the atmosphere. Why should our fans who are paying much more not be allowed to sit together? It won't be as special for them which isn't fair on them.

 

What does Martha Stewart think?

 

Didn't Chuck Wepner say that he really would have liked to have fought Ali in a back alley somewhere? He wasn't into seating arrangements as much as Haye is.

 

The atmosphere at an event like this will be great no matter what, the ticket allocation system as it is is fair as it can get, everybody has the same chance to purchase tickets. You don't see the Germans or Ukrainians asking for the Haye fans to have a seperate area because they don't want to sit next to them, that's because it is normal (outside of England apparently) for the crowd to be mixed.