Haye and Wlad are both at fault but not equally

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Jack, Jan 6, 2011.


  1. krazylegs

    krazylegs Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I'd feel safe to say 98% percent of the brits that did vote backed Haye
     
  2. sosolid4u09

    sosolid4u09 4 8 15 16 23 42 banned Full Member

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    and a **** load of americans did too,
     
  3. krazylegs

    krazylegs Well-Known Member Full Member

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    One more thing, if you could just answer this..

    Why does Haye even have a belt?

    Haye is just lucky the WBA was corrupted by D.King , to give Valuev his title back after Chageav beat him for it , and then lost it to Wlad.

    Never seen a champion in recess come back from retirement win a fight, then get the unification for the interim and champion in recess fight canceled, end up fighting the other real champ(Wlad) on two weeks notice after Valuev and King refused the fight, and then be stripped of his belt. How exactly did Valuev retain that belt. And why is it all of a sudden that Chagaev is now able to fight for the belt again. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Very weird... Maybe they didn't want Klitschko's to have all the belts. Don't see why the loser of the first fight(Chageav/Valuev) would be able to defend the WBA belt against someone who had accomplished nothing at heavyweight(Haye), and the winner of the first fight not have the belt on the line against the best in the division.
     
  4. sosolid4u09

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    to answer your question, its a lot of corrupt bull**** going on. valuev should not have been champ.

    haye beat valuev, albeit by fighting like a *****.
    then fought ruiz who was his mandatory, which was fair enough.

    then fought audley harisson, in the most embarassing ***** MOVE of a fight ever! after all the calling out and bad mouthing, runs from the klitschko's for a shitty excuse about UK ppv money!

    I believe ALL of that. go through some old posts of mine if you have to.

    but on THIS occasion i truly believe wlad is MORE TO BLAME than haye is for this fight not taking place.
    i dont care bout wlad i dont care bout haye

    i just want to see the damm fight and im just calling things as i am seeing them
     
  5. krazylegs

    krazylegs Well-Known Member Full Member

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    And that's fine. I too just want to see this fight, and if Haye hadn't talked all this **** for years and not put up I think people would have a different view of him as well..

    This time, yes Wlad could have said yea I'll wait, but I don't blame him for not wanting to wait 10 months to fight. Wlad never told Haye he had to retire in a few months. That's also a ploy to put more pressure on the Bro's to make the fight happen or not... This is also the second time Haye has need Wlad to wait. And if Haye is scared Wlad could get hurt durring the Chisora fight, the same could be said of Wlad being scared haye gets hurt in training again and postponing it further away, making the then long layoff even longer

    What Haye is doing is Bull****. If he doesn't fight either brother and retires who cares about his next 2 fights, retire now, nobody will miss him... Like I said earlier if the Klitschkos retired tonight or back when the first negotiations fell through Haye would have been all over them for ducking.
    What's Haye think he's gonna do in Hollywood, think he's a professional actor , with years of practice. Maybe get the role of ToothFairy II in replacement of "The Rock"

    Why is it Manny Pac can be congressman + box and do huge promotional tours.
     
  6. sosolid4u09

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    to be fair haye has had these retirement plans LONG LONG before he even became heavyweight. i dont think its a ploy at all.

    your right in that haye has invited all the negative press and hatred himself by disrespecting the klits before even fighting at heavyweight and talking his way into a fight, only to pull out. then bitched and bad mouthed them again only to say NO because of UK PPV money. hes bought this on himself.

    but like i said its a sad day in boxing that even wlad has to then turn around and fight chisora instead. can i blame him? no i cant. i understand his POV. but its still infuriating nonetheless!
    wlad is by no means innocent in all this.

    oh well. i officially give up on pac/may and wlad/haye (damm they actually rhyme). plenty of other exciting fights and prospects out there.

    the featherweight, light welterweight and super middleweight divisions have cracking fights on the horizon
     
  7. Jack

    Jack Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Exactly. People say he was waiting for an excuse, but everything was agreed on until Wlad mentioned Chisora. Haye accepted every single demand, including things he would be right to be stubborn on, such as the location of the fight. How the **** did he know Wlad was going to mention Chisora? Unless he can see the future, the idea that Haye was looking for an excuse doesn't work at all because, on his side, everything was agreed on until Wlad mentioned Chisora. Had he not, the fight would have been signed.

    It's funny because CHEF used to constantly say "We expect Haye to look for an excuse" but he didn't, did he? He accepted everything until Wlad mentioned Chisora, which is such a weird thing to mention right before a fight is going to be signed. December the 6th was going to be the day that the fight was announced and on December the 5th, after everything was agreed, Wlad mentions Chisora?

    CHEF was right to say that someone would purposely throw a spanner in the works but it wasn't Haye.

    I think it's clear what Wlad wants. He wants to get his contract out of the way and negotiate before a Haye fight happens because he can use it to make himself much more money. That's fine and, if he was honest about it, I'd have no issues. I just hate the way Haye, once again, is made to look like he's the one in the wrong. I hate reading people defend Wlad constantly when the bull**** is clear for everyone to see.
     
  8. sosolid4u09

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    yep. and conversely, wlad is the one who put one idiotic demand up after another, teasing and tempting haye to decline and test his patience.

    haye called his bluff and look at where we are now
     
  9. Jack

    Jack Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Exactly.

    Stupid things like that Wlad wanted the red corner. I mean, come on. Seriously? How incredibly petty is that and the sad thing is, I truly think that if Haye had said no, the fight would have fallen apart over these petty issues. It's just a shame. Haye made every concession that Wlad wanted and it still wasn't enough.

    I've mentioned this before and, to me, it's the negotiations summed up in one small aspect of the actual negotiations. Wlad first said "I'll fight Haye anywhere in the world" and fans lapped it up saying "See? Wlad will fight Haye anywhere, Haye isn't accepting, Haye's a coward" and then the truth came out. Las vegas was proposed and it was a huge "no". The guys terminology fits exactly to what Booth has said about him, even relating to the petty issues like the corner. Look at this:

    "I can tell you unequivocally that we are not even considering Las Vegas as being among the cities where Wladimir Klitschko can fight Haye. Moreover, our plans do not include carrying the fight to America."

    Unequivocally? So even if it made 10x as much money, they wouldn't consider it? That's bull**** considering Wlad said he'd fight "Anywhere".

    Anyway, that quote is from a response because shortly after Boente initially said "Not in Vegas", Haye and GBP suggested somewhere else in America, probably New York and then Boente says, unequivocally, "not in America". Again, despite Wlad saying he'd fight Haye "anywhere".

    Haye then obviously asked for Britain where it would sell more tickets, each individual ticket would be at a higher price and the pound is stronger than the Euro. The fight makes financial sense to take place at Wembley and what happened? Wlad wouldn't budge.

    In the end, Haye accepted a German venue but it should be remember that Wlad said at one point, that he'd fight "anywhere". That's just an absolute lie but people believed it and they used it to slag Haye off.

    Honestly, I'm probably a bigger fan of Wlad's than I am of Haye. That will surprise people who have read my recent posts but I truly believe that the Klitschko's negotiating tactics are disgusting and it annoys me that people constantly believe them. No matter what Haye does, he's faulted for, even accepting everything Wlad asked for, and no matter what **** Wlad pulls, it is considered right. That's complete bull**** and it's impossible to defend Klitschko in this case.

    If you want even more proof of bull****, going back to the start, Boente could have just accepted the request for public negotiations...but he didn't. If he has nothing to hide, why not just accept? People would have seen how petty their demands have been and he obviously didn't want that.
     
  10. theboy_racer

    theboy_racer Boxing Junkie banned

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    Great post

    Unfortunately in amongst the Klit huggers coming on and turning this huge duck by Wlad (spoiling potentially the biggest HW fight for year for a bum like Chisora) around and trying to somehow blame Haye, they have no shame :-(
     
  11. theboy_racer

    theboy_racer Boxing Junkie banned

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    Spot on, on the money. :good
     
  12. Goodhill

    Goodhill Iron Horse - born to lose Full Member

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    Reality check - everything was agreed on (Haye agreed to Wlad's petty demands about the corner etc).

    The only things stopping this agreement of the 2.7 fight to be made are;
    - Wlad taking Chisora -fight
    - David not signing
     
  13. KO KIDD

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    Oh the Haye fight isnt going anywhere Wlad will fight Chisora Haye will ***** but at the end of the day the fight will be negotiated and happen
     
  14. KO KIDD

    KO KIDD Loyal Member Full Member

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    Also I think this is all head games anyway, notice how everytime the fight is renegotiated Wlad always gets a better deal, he probably figures I can beat another guy easily get in hayes head, then move closer to that retirement time comes around and put pressure on Haye to retire or fight

    Wlad keeps putting the ball more and more in his favor and I think he is just trying to mentally deflate Haye
     
  15. thesandman

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    Balls.

    How many more bull**** obstacles need to be put in the way.

    If I was Haye or his manager, I would simply say "fine. You fight Chisora. but if you have to pull out of that date because of injury, we want 10 million in compensation".