Haye is still a massive name with crossover appeal- rightly or wrongly he doesn't need to get ranked to secure a big domestic fight and I'm not sure his ego will allow it to happen TBH. I'm sure Eddie would love to put him on under matchrooms banner on normal sky against a few bums but I just can't see it. frank/BN need the fight - I'm sure they will come waving a lucrative contract to ***** Haye/booths attention - we'll see.
I would like to see him fight Cunningham, that would be a great matchup . Doubt haye would ever take it though. For me he now ranks alongside fraudley in the farcical stakes.
Makes little sense if he gets past Chisora and gets a WBO shot- even if that shot is far in the future why would you risk it for a 50/50 fight (at best) however lucrative? If Fury beats Chisora he'd be best served fighting top 15 contenders until a title shot becomes available.
The MEN Arena had sold 22,000 expensive tickets for the Fury v Haye fight last year and [url]www.eventim.co.uk[/url] retained 10% of this income through non refundable charges. A nice earner for this ticket agency, however, people do not forget this or the fact that he ran like a fanny for 12 rounds in Hamburg and jeered out of the ring by 10,000 Brits. The Toemaker can **** off.
Seems the idea of Fury getting paid up front, non-refundable, would be the biggest obstacle -- I can't see a promoter betting that kind of money that Haye won't get a hangnail or something and pull out. Because it's the promoter who would lose the money, not Haye, if the fight didn't happen.
If I was the promoter, i think i would be asking sore toe , to front the money up ,, Refund payable if he shoed up .
i saw an interview with fury where he said he'd only fight haye if there was a contracted compensation if haye pulled out again
Don't blame him to be honest. After the momentum that Haye had when he done the celeb jungle show, you'd have thought that he'd have faced Fury. Haye was onto a winner there and now he is back to square one again.