Shut up guys. It's not his fault the Klits know they'll be knocked out by him and are ducking him. Haye is exciting and he will retire another fighter. GO HAYE! :bbb
"Mormeck says its bull**** that we had a startegy to beat him the FIRST time" - Adam Booth, Boxing News.
If and when this fight gets signed I'll give Haye all the abuse he deserves for it. Until then I'd like to think it won't happen.
The way things are going Haye is to be seen as no different than Hide or Akinwande, seems Lewis and Fitzsimmons are the only Brit heavies to match their potential. Haye's heavyweight record is: Bonin, Barrett, Valuev, Ruiz, Harrison, maybe Mormeck... boy or boy, if only all fighters had Froch's balls!
Froch didnt really have a choice though. If he didnt push for the big fights and give up home advantage hed have never made any money. He just didnt have a huge fanbase outside of the Midlands. Haye, on the back of the Valuev fight, can basically pick and choose his fights. Hes got the freedom because he brings in the money. Carl never had that, so his balls are a combination of attitude and necessity. Its still to be much praised hes probably my favourite active British fighter.
It was. But that hardly matters. Delaney was fat and close to retirement and David if i recall weighed less than 15 stone. Hardly a heavyweight by today's standards.
I do, but that is hardly a real heavyweight fight, and there was a gap too. It was no different from one Maloney's fat Latvians. :roll:
Also Delaney was coming off a punishing 8th round stoppage to Enzo Maccarinelli where he was knocked down numerous times. Haye just finished off a already badly abused fighter.
He claims his legacy is complete. He also says - as if he has had deep thought about it - he ackcnowledges that he wont be remebered as the greatest heavyweight of all time. - talk about a understatement. He will barely be remebered as any kind of heavyweight.