Sorry I shouldnt have said it was a bull**** thread, I just dont see how Haye has damaged boxing at all. :good
i dont like haye but 750000 other people tuned in for that rigged fight. I just wonder how many of them actually think it was rigged. Was there alot of talk in england about that???(being rigged) was it in the news. Cause that was the most disrectful thing i have ever seen in boxing. guys gets paid 1.5mil to throw a couple punches! If haye died today or retired I dont the boxing world would give a flying **** about this **** sucker haye= fraud
people dont like haye cos he is good, say what you like about fighting this fighter that fighter whatever, haye is the former unified CW champ and now he's a HW champ regardless of the stature of the belt he is a HW champ, FACT......people who are good at things are occasionaly brash and bold about themselves, thats confidence, when i play football i knw im the best on the pitch and thats the way my mind is set, and haye's mind is exactly the same........ people hate haye not because of the fights he is in or the fights he isnt in or what he says or what he does, people hate haye because, HAYE IS TALENTED HAYE IS A CHAMPION HAYE IS CONFIDENT HAYE IS COCKY HAYE HAS LOADS OF DOSH HAYE IS A GOOD LOOKING LAD HAYE IS EVERYTHING THEY WISH THEY WERE.........GET OVER IT FFS!
Frank (the unbiased one) had this to say. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/ot...ht-champion-David-Haye.html?ito=feeds-newsxml Frank Warren joined the chorus of dissent towards David Haye's negotiating skills, calling the WBA world heavyweight champion and his manager Adam Booth the worst people he has ever dealt with in boxing. Speaking at a press conference to confirm that Dereck Chisora's world title fight against Wladimir Klitschko, postponed before Christmas, will go ahead on April 30 in Mannheim, Warren was withering in his criticism of Haye for avoiding the Klitschko brothers. He was also frustrated that his attempts to match up his British super-middleweight and Olympic champion, James DeGale against George Groves, a fighter in Booth's stable, have stalled over minor details. Warren said: 'Thankfully for Dereck's sake, Wladimir Klitschko didn't exercise the get-out clause in his contract to fight somebody else. True to form, Adam Booth and David Haye made it an easy decision for him with their negotiations. 'It's a bit like we've been through in the last two weeks trying to make James DeGale and George Groves happen. I read some of the things that Adam Booth and David Haye said about how difficult the Klitschkos were. 'Well, I can sit here now and honestly say that Adam Booth without a doubt is the most difficult person I've ever had to deal with in all the time I've been in boxing, bar none. When you get down to stuff that is inconsequential and that stuff becomes an issue, it stops the fight from happening. I believe the Klitschkos have always wanted that fight against Haye. History speaks for itself. One of the Klitschkos signed to fight Haye and he pulled out with an injury. Then they put it back on again. Then he was about to sign for a fight with the other Klitschko, all the contracts were there, and he went off and fought Nikolai Valuev. 'And we all know what's happened since then. What's he doing fighting Audley Harrison when he could have fought Klitschko? Are people stupid that they don't even get that? But thankfully, it has opened the door for Dereck and given him this fantastic opportunity again.' Chisora was left £30,000 out of pocket with unpaid training expenses when Klitschko cited a back injury three days before their scheduled bout in mid-December. He said: 'I was in my hotel room in Germany when I heard the fight was off, so I ordered a burger and a beer. I'm still as confident about the fight this time around. Good things come to those who wait.'
As long as there are gyms open and there are mixed up, alienated kids then boxing will always survive. Boxing gyms still exist in Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast, Sheffield, Birmingham and London. Boxing is flourishing! In terms of professional commercial boxing, the primadonnas and greed heads are ruining the opportunities to break out to a greater audience.
Boxing far from ruined in the uk.public lap up Amir, and even haye.They blame harrison for that fiasco, not hay. Hay comes across great on tv, i think hes brill for british boxing.jesus hes the world champ!!!! prize fighter has grabbed the average sports fans attention to, guys at work enjoy it who norammly just sit glued when utd are on!!