I think it will be an intresting read. If the book is done correctly then it will be good because his career was a very intresting one. His amateur days with with England, Terry Edwards, the World championships and Olympic qualifiers. Early days with Audley, Froch, Macklin etc. Turning pro. The offers he will have turned down from ****** etc. The clubs.....the girls. The loss to Thompson. The rebuilding under Maloney. Going to France and winning the title from Mormeck. How the setanta deal came about late in the day etc. How tight he was at the weight. How the Enzo fight came into play. Dealing with ******. Moving up to Heavy. Setting up Hayemaker. What was he offered by promoters in the UK and US. The Setanta deal. The Injury. Setanta going bust. Making the deal to figth Valuev. Going to Germany. How the Audley fight came about. The aftermath. The Klitscko fight. Everything around it. The injury. How he feels about the performance. The future. all intresting subjects.
pretty much something that could be covered in a double page sunday newspaper article there rob and unless the future involves some sort of boxing - why would we care?
the guy achieved more than 99.9% of British boxers. you gonna get everyone on here creaming there pants when Jamie Moore's autobigraphy comes out. respect to Jmaie but he hasnt dont a 1/4 of what Haye has done. it might get covered in a spread but no in detail
I think this would be a good read,elliot is also Hayes press guy so he has good knowledge of him which can only help .
