yep, and I don't think Haye wants Vitali too quickly either. If the Klitchkos retire, Haye has the division all to himself probably.
one hell of a strategy by Haye... he has only fought 5 times in the last 4 years.... if he waits another 2 years he could be on to something
I think he knows in his heart of hearts he would lose now if he fought Haye. Otherwise he'd want to try and ko him which Wlad didn't get close to doing which irritated Vitali. He hasn't added to his legacy the last 2-3 years so why not do so if you are confident you can beat the best fighter that isn't related to you? [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pisA--NDLdE[/ame] [ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsriQD3h9KY[/ame]
If Vitali retires then Haye is ****ed. Over an extended period of time his HW record is going to be seen for what is it ... OK but not overly impressive. If he wants to improve it he'll probably have to make at least one statement against a top ten HW (which Chisora wasn't quite) before having another shot a Wlad. What-ever the **** happens with Vitali, I wish it sooner rather than later ... I respect Haye's abilities and charisma but I think he's actually bad for boxing ... every potential fight he's linked to turns into an endless soap opera.
This is a 60/40 share in Vitaly's favor. But there is no doubt Haye deserved the lions share of the UK PPV. Vittles can have the Ukraine and they can split the rest.