David Haye - THE FACTS

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  1. Ponysmallhorse

    Ponysmallhorse Small but proud Full Member

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    Crak in a bone or broken hand? Were is swelling then?
     
  2. Strike

    Strike Boxing Addict banned

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    No. I have fractured a metacarpal in a fight. You haven't got a ****ing clue what you are talking about. It depends entirely what bones are broken as to whether you would use plaster.

    And for a start even if Haye needed plaster, that interview was the morning before he went to hospital to get X Rays. It is hilarious seeing someone like you who accuses people of being "haters" churn out exactly the same sort of undue attacks that other posters do about your favourite fighters.

    For the record I think Wlad KOs Haye and Vitali does too.

    But Haye broke his hand, it is as clear as day, the images of his hand alone should tell anyone who has ever seen a broken hand that this is the case, but the fact that you want to use pathetic non evidence like "he could write" simply shows how blinded you are by hatred for him and how little you know about the subject in hand. I've had a break, I've seen other people with small bone fractures in their hands and they could write and did not need plaster.
     
  3. Strike

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    Yeah go and look at clip 3 here...

    [url]http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist/ITN/2009/11/09/T09110923/?v=0&a=1[/url]

    The hand is ****ED.
     
  4. Antsu

    Antsu Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Soon you are the guy who actualy makes the contract and sign the fights.

    I don’t think camps Chef/Manager is normally supposed to go through contacts.
     
  5. icemax

    icemax Indian Red Full Member

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    I've broken the metacarpal above the hamate and triquetral several times...it is very uncomfortable, but only marginally restricts your ability to do things like write or hold cups etc, however it would be extremely painful to throw a punch in that state. It is a common boxing injury that does not require a cast, just taping up and time to heal.
     
  6. JediPimp007

    JediPimp007 Long suffering reader Full Member

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    well as you apparently work for the K's some proof might be in order as you are clearly in a position to get it. Scan the contract in and show us exactly what the T's and C's of it were with the money on both sides. Then you can use the word "fact" all you like.
     
  7. icemax

    icemax Indian Red Full Member

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    :huh I just thought you cooked the eggs like a, well, chef
     
  8. jcrh22

    jcrh22 Active Member Full Member

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    Well for the Wlad fight he got injured and for the Vitali fight he could earn more money fighting Valuev as all his money was coming from Setanta and they went bust.

    He never said he was injured when he decided he wasn't going to fight Vitali, also nothing was signed or agreed so he had the right to take a better offer. Also everything wasn't fine with setanta when he was sorting out the deal with Vitali as it went bust???

    2 different negotiations with 2 different people and you have somehow merged them.

    On a side note do you sort out Wlad's diet as well?
     
  9. Serenata

    Serenata Fit und geimpft Full Member

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    He said some time ago, that he is not only his chef but also training camp manager. ;)
     
  10. Antsu

    Antsu Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yeah but this is first time he has claimed indirectly, to know what was in those contracts.
     
  11. David UK

    David UK Boxing Addict banned

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    And his two hardest contests have both been in foreign countries Take note, stay at home American boxers!!!
     
  12. Strike

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    Well the chances of him fighting from round 2 onwards with a broken hand are not that high, so the chances of him fighting such a defensive bout using just his left for the main are also rather low. Don't you think?
     
  13. Xanthro

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    Thank you for proving my point. That Haye is always claiming an injury as an excuse for a poor performance.

    We don't know when Haye broke his hand (as if Haye was super aggressive before the second round), if he did, we don't know if he actually hurt himself "shadow boxing" or just lied in order to get out of a fight, but what we do have is a consistent pattern where Haye blames injury for disappointing boxing fans, and that's a fact.

    Yes, the nuthuggers will lap up Haye's excuses, that's what nuthuggers do.
     
  14. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    whatever. I know what I shown and what im told from Wlad is true:deal
     
  15. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :lol:
    yeah.. that will happen:patsch
    Ill get right on it:thumbsup