Haye agreed to all demands...50-50, Fight on RTL, K2 pick venue

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  1. Farmboxer

    Farmboxer VIP Member Full Member

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    Haye broke two contracts, one signed and one implied.
     
  2. ellaineo

    ellaineo Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Wasn't this the guy that said John Ruiz had never been down?
     
  3. TFFP

    TFFP The Eskimo

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    He broke an 'implied' contract? :rofl:rofl:rofl

    Genius...
     
  4. gemmell100

    gemmell100 FREE K KOKE Full Member

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    stop chattin ****.
     
  5. KingCobra

    KingCobra IBF World Champion Full Member

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    :-( You're doing little to disprove the widely held misconception that Americans are intellectually challenged.
     
  6. Journey Man

    Journey Man Journeyman always. Full Member

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    Shut up, you know nothing. Common knowledge? Where are all the articles?
     
  7. BoxerGaz

    BoxerGaz East Side Boxing VIP Full Member

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    Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye Clash Looking Likely For Germany In The Summer!

    By James Slater - It’s still too early to celebrate, but those fans hoping to see rival heavyweight champions Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye fight may finally get what they want this coming summer. Various news sources are reporting that negotiations for the unification clash are going as well as could be hoped for, and fight news.com and The LA Times are even suggesting the month fight may take place on.

    Late spring or early summer look likely, The LA Times says, and they have quoted Golden Boys’ Richard Schaefer - “David wants the fight. We are working now on the date and the venue..”

    Schaefer said the likelihood is the fight will go ahead in one of Germany’s huge soccer stadiums, in either Dusseldorf or Frankfurt. While Klitschko advisor Tom Loeffler is as optimistic as he’s been in a long while, telling the LA Times that “We’ve seen a lot more willingness from Haye than in the past in these talks. It seems he’s finally willing to take the challenge.”

    Haye, of course, has always maintained he wants the fight. Kitschko (actually both Klitschkos) have also wanted the fight for the longest time, and now - at last - the silly games appear to have been played and the serious talk is being done.

    According to Schaefer and Loeffler, again as reported by The LA Times, the only sticking point that now remains is finding a date that will not conflict with Europe’s busy soccer schedule, and also of finding a date that will be agreeable to both RTL television in Germany and Sky Sports in the UK. Encouragingly, Schaefer added that a late spring, early summer date is “realistic” at present.

    The heavyweight division needs this fight. As popular as they are in Germany and the rest of Europe, U.S fans have long since tired of watching the “safety-first” Klitschko brothers take their time in bashing up over-matched challenger and over-matched challenger. Of course, it’s not the fault of either Wladimir or Vitali that they are simply too good for the rest of the heavyweight division, but many fans wants too see exciting heavyweight battles. This is where Haye comes in.

    Despite his faults, Haye is almost always fun to watch, and against the biggest and the best he will either rise to the challenge or at the very least go down fighting. For what seems like the longest time now, we have wondered which of these two scenarios we will see when Haye fights a Klitschko. Now it seems we are as close as ever to seeing the fight play out in living colour.

    Is Germany the best place to host the fight? There will be no bringing the heavyweight “glamour” back to Las Vegas, as was assumed would be the case at one point in negotiations, but with the German stadiums having a 50,000 capacity or greater, the fight being held at such a location will guarantee huge money for all concerned.

    At one time, it looked like the two sides would never be able to agree due to the staggering amounts of cash that were at stake. Now, the two teams have realised that this fight is too much of a money spinner not to happen​
     
  8. fg2227

    fg2227 Guest

    Why germany WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  9. noonan

    noonan Guest

    50,000 people and no atmosphere, lovely
     
  10. Primadonna Kool

    Primadonna Kool Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I don't know why people are even talking about this.....

    David Haye has been playing you all, like puppets on a string.

    He knows excalty what he's going to DO!

    And...

    David Haye knows excalty when he wants to DO IT!

    He will fight both Kiltschko's in 2011.

    And he will beat both of them..!!
     
  11. ImElvis666

    ImElvis666 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Just like Audley was gonna beat Haye.
     
  12. alba

    alba Guess who? Full Member

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    you talk a fair amount of pish
     
  13. Vano-Irons

    Vano-Irons Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Germany? We have a pretty good 90,000 seater stadium here with an atmosphere! But if the fight gets made I'll be happy!! Whether it's at Wembley or in Quatar!
     
  14. Sugar Rob

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    Twas Chisora! Bloody shocking.
     
  15. Primadonna Kool

    Primadonna Kool Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    David Haye will beat both Kiltschko's, take it or leave it.

    You *****...