Haye on Vitali Klitschko. It's pretty funny.

Bigcat · Sep 4, 2008

Haye is talented...

But is setting himself up for horrible press if he fails to produce...

Haye Maker , or Haye Faker..

The More you talk, the more unnecessary pressure you are adding to your eventual unveiling.... I pray you come with something spectacular or you will be remembered as the Gobby British guy who acted like he was Audley.. did I say Audley.. (Ooops.. )

wushu · Sep 4, 2008

McGrain said:

From an interview in this month's Boxing Monthly.

Both the Klistchko brothers have been there at the top, but they haven't stamped their authority in the division.

David Haye: "You have Vitali, who everyone seems to think was the best in the world, but let's look at his resume...So OK, he won the vacant WBC title against Corrie Sanders and then defended it against Danny Williams and that's it! That's it! That's his heavyweight legacy?

His reputation seems to be based largely on having had a good couple of rounds against Lennox Lewis...

"But he lost the fight! He lost the fight! And I definitely thought that if the fight had gone on, he'd have got knocked out. I thought it was going that way. But regardless of what I or anyone else thinks might have happened, he lost against Lennox. End of story. He lost against Lennox, good luck to him, but Keljko Mavrovic put up a better fight against Lennox than he did and he didn't get cut, and no one's claiming Mavrovic's a great heavyweight!

So Vitali loses against Lennox - and remember that Lennox took Vitali at two weeks notice cos he was supposed to be fighting Larry Donald, or somebody crap lol: ) like that, a counter puncher who was about 6ft 2ins rather than an aggressive 6ft 7in fighter, so Lennox probably didn't even train properly for Vitali - then he picks up the title against a guy who's been knocked out a few times, a golfer from South Africa who actually wobbled Vitali a few times. Then he goes on and fights Danny Williams and knocks him out and that's it - he retires!

:rofl
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Vit also only had two weeks to train for lennox. Haye is a bigmouth goof. Whens this ***** gonna fight somebody?

Bigcat · Sep 4, 2008

Truth is...

No body is ducking Haye, No solid heavyweights have been approached , and the half decent ones that were contacted were offered **** money in the premise that would not sign the slave contracts....

Haye is fakin it......... I think he just likes the weather in Cyprus....

mrbassie · Sep 4, 2008

wushu said:

Vit also only had two weeks to train for lennox. Haye is a bigmouth goof. Whens this ***** gonna fight somebody?
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They were both in training for fights anyway. Look up some old, old threads and you'll read many a Klitschko fan's opinion that Klitschko would win, most of them arguing his taller sparring partners gave him a big edge.

Sakura · Sep 4, 2008

Drexl said:

WBO?

So did you call Francesco Damiani a "champion" during Tyson's heyday?
Or Michael Bentt during the Holyfield-Bowe era?

The WBOgus belt is worth slightly less than ZERO.
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Damiani is not bad at all..he was winning, before fight was stopped because of broken nose...Mercer was his prime then?!

time: 2:47 | referee: Rudy Battle | judge: Harry Davis 73-79 | judge: Nelson Vazquez 74-79 | judge: Eva Shain 74-78 ~

Goose · Sep 4, 2008

Vitali's heavyweight resume its nothing special, and he has a body that has betrayed him on many occasions now. But the guy is an awesome fighter, he comes in to fight, not to clinch, box circles, or talk ****, he comes in to knock you out. If Haye thinks that he is nothing special then he should step into the ring against Vitali after the Peter fight, win or loose that fight Klitchko cracks Haye's chin in the first round...its gonna be like watching a daddy beating up his teenage son

Farmboxer · Sep 4, 2008

Haye is running from all heavyweight so far, Rahman said it like it is.

fidds · Sep 11, 2008

CHEF said:

I cant wait to see Haye KO'd by a washed up Rahman turing Haye into the biggest HW bust of all time:happy :happy :happy
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You will be waiting for that one for ever :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl are you that stupid to think rahman as shot to peices as he is can beat haye :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

Mendoza · Sep 11, 2008

Thread Stealer said:

Vitali's "legacy"

L TKO 9 Chris Byrd
L TKO 6 Lennox Lewi

(awaits meaningless stats to defend Shitali like 'he won a great percentage of rounds')
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And neither guy would offer a re-match. Gee I wonder why? Vitlai took both fights on 2 weeks notice too. Injuries are the reason Vitlai lost, he was ALWAYS the better man in the ring.

El Cepillo · Sep 11, 2008

McGrain said:

From an interview in this month's Boxing Monthly.

Both the Klistchko brothers have been there at the top, but they haven't stamped their authority in the division.

David Haye: "You have Vitali, who everyone seems to think was the best in the world, but let's look at his resume...So OK, he won the vacant WBC title against Corrie Sanders and then defended it against Danny Williams and that's it! That's it! That's his heavyweight legacy?

His reputation seems to be based largely on having had a good couple of rounds against Lennox Lewis...

"But he lost the fight! He lost the fight! And I definitely thought that if the fight had gone on, he'd have got knocked out. I thought it was going that way. But regardless of what I or anyone else thinks might have happened, he lost against Lennox. End of story. He lost against Lennox, good luck to him, but Keljko Mavrovic put up a better fight against Lennox than he did and he didn't get cut, and no one's claiming Mavrovic's a great heavyweight!

So Vitali loses against Lennox - and remember that Lennox took Vitali at two weeks notice cos he was supposed to be fighting Larry Donald, or somebody crap lol: ) like that, a counter puncher who was about 6ft 2ins rather than an aggressive 6ft 7in fighter, so Lennox probably didn't even train properly for Vitali - then he picks up the title against a guy who's been knocked out a few times, a golfer from South Africa who actually wobbled Vitali a few times. Then he goes on and fights Danny Williams and knocks him out and that's it - he retires!

:rofl
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I don't like Haye, but he is 100% correct about Vitali. :happy

UKITAZ · Sep 11, 2008

Its only a matter of time until the **** known as Haye gets 'Khaned' !!!

achillesthegreat · Sep 11, 2008

He makes a good point.

fidds · Sep 11, 2008

Mendoza said:

And neither guy would offer a re-match. Gee I wonder why? Vitlai took both fights on 2 weeks notice too. Injuries are the reason Vitlai lost, he was ALWAYS the better man in the ring.
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Lol

**** he was beating chris byrd until he quit :-(

But was starting to take beating off lewis you need some glasses bud he had a couple of good rounds but was going on to be ko'd and probably disfigured for life :yep

joeboxer · Sep 11, 2008

McGrain said:

From an interview in this month's Boxing Monthly.

Both the Klistchko brothers have been there at the top, but they haven't stamped their authority in the division.

David Haye: "You have Vitali, who everyone seems to think was the best in the world, but let's look at his resume...So OK, he won the vacant WBC title against Corrie Sanders and then defended it against Danny Williams and that's it! That's it! That's his heavyweight legacy?

His reputation seems to be based largely on having had a good couple of rounds against Lennox Lewis...

"But he lost the fight! He lost the fight! And I definitely thought that if the fight had gone on, he'd have got knocked out. I thought it was going that way. But regardless of what I or anyone else thinks might have happened, he lost against Lennox. End of story. He lost against Lennox, good luck to him, but Keljko Mavrovic put up a better fight against Lennox than he did and he didn't get cut, and no one's claiming Mavrovic's a great heavyweight!

So Vitali loses against Lennox - and remember that Lennox took Vitali at two weeks notice cos he was supposed to be fighting Larry Donald, or somebody crap lol: ) like that, a counter puncher who was about 6ft 2ins rather than an aggressive 6ft 7in fighter, so Lennox probably didn't even train properly for Vitali - then he picks up the title against a guy who's been knocked out a few times, a golfer from South Africa who actually wobbled Vitali a few times. Then he goes on and fights Danny Williams and knocks him out and that's it - he retires!

:rofl
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Hayes reputation at heavyweight is talking trash but not fighting anyone.

Rumsfeld · Sep 11, 2008

McGrain said:

From an interview in this month's Boxing Monthly.

Both the Klistchko brothers have been there at the top, but they haven't stamped their authority in the division.

David Haye: "You have Vitali, who everyone seems to think was the best in the world, but let's look at his resume...So OK, he won the vacant WBC title against Corrie Sanders and then defended it against Danny Williams and that's it! That's it! That's his heavyweight legacy?

His reputation seems to be based largely on having had a good couple of rounds against Lennox Lewis...

"But he lost the fight! He lost the fight! And I definitely thought that if the fight had gone on, he'd have got knocked out. I thought it was going that way. But regardless of what I or anyone else thinks might have happened, he lost against Lennox. End of story. He lost against Lennox, good luck to him, but Keljko Mavrovic put up a better fight against Lennox than he did and he didn't get cut, and no one's claiming Mavrovic's a great heavyweight!

So Vitali loses against Lennox - and remember that Lennox took Vitali at two weeks notice cos he was supposed to be fighting Larry Donald, or somebody crap lol: ) like that, a counter puncher who was about 6ft 2ins rather than an aggressive 6ft 7in fighter, so Lennox probably didn't even train properly for Vitali - then he picks up the title against a guy who's been knocked out a few times, a golfer from South Africa who actually wobbled Vitali a few times. Then he goes on and fights Danny Williams and knocks him out and that's it - he retires!

:rofl
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That's ****ing GREAT!!

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