Wlad Seemed More Confident Than Haye at Their Press Conference

Not the only one, I am too. Haye didn't seem quite right today though. I like Wlad and he's a solid champion, but it would liven up the division and create a brilliant fight with Vitali if Haye won though.

Wlad won the presser today though but I think Haye will come back at him tomorrow in London.
Is the full staredown video anywhere. dam Sky

 

wow! Wlad has no fear of Haye at all. Haye was hyping the fight, but Wlad was mocking him all the way trough.

 

wlad needs some new material

 

Except Haye wouldn't fight Vitali if he actually won. He'd retire and leave the heavyweight division in a worse state as Vitali will soon retire as well. Wlad would then climb back up to the top again...

 

Wladimir looked very comfortable, whereas David Haye didn't look very much at all.. he looked like he had been rubbed the wrong way. Dare I say he looked like he didn't want to be there at all?

Lets just hope he's already in war mode and thats the reason, and not that he's actually having second thoughts yet again.

 

But the alternative is Wlad wins then wont fight the number 2 in his division (Vital, some would say number 1) and we have no more interest and the same as we've had for the last few years.

I think haye would be under a lot of pressure to accept the Vitali fight if the unlikely happens and he beats wlad. The money would be ridiculous in a fight between them.

But your right about the state of the division if they both then retire.

 

that **** was funny....Wlad should add..."If he dies, he dies"

can't wait for this fight...David will be sipping crow through a straw

 

atschThere's no such thing

 

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1751678753775&oid=285530825204&comments

 

Haye looked timid but I expect him to be "strong" in London.

 

I cannot wait to see what happens here at ESB if Haye beats Wlad. :rofl

Neither man looked even remotely nervous btw.

 

atsch

 

Says who?

 

I certainly retain my Ottoman pride only a century after its collapse.

 

Same with Haye.