Adamek doing what I wish Haye did

he looked naff v estrada so hes possibly doing himself harm
Haye went straight for a belt cause hes knows its chinny - simples

 

You'd rather Haye fought 6 fights against less than interesting opponents? Really? Is that what we need?

I think you're making a mountain out of a mole hill...Haye has one mandatory obligation to John Ruiz as he was paid step aside money for the Valuev fight. After that he's free to pursue any avenue.

 

I wouldn't put Austin or Meehan in the particularly exciting category. I think its worked out pretty well. If he deals with Ruiz which is a decent test the Klitschko negotiations will likely be back on. Haye already has enough press to make that a huge fight, also bringing a title unification to the table now.

As for Arreola and Povetkin, maybe in the future.

 

Arreolas ****ing ****, if he was European he would be 'Euro level'

 

I think Haye has always had this in the back of his mind, hes probably got more resistance than he thinks he does, fighting with a bit of fear is probably best for Haye

On the subject Adamek doesnt look to be a natural heavyweight so hes bideing his time to allow himself to grow into the weight which is fine by me. Haye is different and was outgrowing the division which meant he was ready to take on Valuev when he did:smoke

 

Haye's objective was to be HW champ..he has one of the titles already!

 

He hasn't fought a single mandatory yet! You're just a hater. How can he have fought "mandatory after mandatory" when his last fight was for the title? Hater.

 

I thought that Valuev had a rematch clause with it being a voluntary defense, I think people are concerned that by the time that's out the way the WBA may line up another mandatory. The concern is that Haye may not be "free to pursue any avenue" for 3 fight and with modern boxers that's at least 18 months, by which time Vitali will surely be retired.

I think it is a legitimate concern that some of the better match-ups might slip past. If the WBA clusters Haye's schedule I'd like to see him drop the belt and go for Vitali or Wladamir- I hope it doesn't come to this and we can see a genuine heavyweight unification fight. We'll have to see how this one plays out...

 

I had actually hoped Haye was going to be a heavyweight version of Nigel Benn and blow though the division taking on all comers but as another poster put it " he knows he's a bit chinny"

 

No he's not. He also has to honor the Valuev rematch clause, at least at this point. Supposedly Valuev is willing to waive it if he gets the Vitali fight and gets paid off a bit, but at this point, his next three fights will need to be against Ruiz, then Valuev, then Meehan (who's been a mandatory for that belt for about 2 1/2 years now).

 

Just relax man, it is all to come. You can't have a go at him for wanting to take a fight he was conifident of winning and trying to fulfill his dream of becoming a HW champ. His first mandatory is Ruiz and once he beats him you will see him against a Klit, providing Valuev let's it go ahead. He knows what he has to do. After the whole scenario involving the Klit's before, if he talks about fighting either one again his image/ability is at stake as many thought he ducked them last time - and i can't see him doing that again.

 

So you're saying he shouldn't have fought Valuev? The heavyweight division needs big exciting fights to happen, and Vitali is not a young man anymore so I think it's good that Haye got rid of Valuev and hopefully a unification fight can happen between Haye and Vitali, and later maybe Wlad.