How quickly would Quitali have quit with that injury?

I do agree with that and do point that out in other threads about him...

But how often did Vitali fight a bloated former LHW who just moved up? How often did he fight a guy like 2017 Heavyweight Tony Bellew? Vitali, even old ass Vitali in his last few fights, would've stopped him quick.

 

Possibly, but theres a lot of difference between Vitali and Haye. Vitali will most likely go down as a top 20 heavyweight with his brother, David Haye won't be in that catergory of elites.

 

Wouldn't wanna call Vitali a quiter after his display vs Lennox.

 

Then why have you...especially when its not true...

 

2008 Vitali at 37 would murder Tony Bellew in a couple of rounds. I know that OP, u little b itch.

 

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What serious injury??? Haye made sure that even a blind man would see that he was "injured". That in it of itself is suspicious behaviour. Instead of trying to mask his "injury" he drew attention to it! He needed an excuse when the going got much tougher than he expected and exaggerated his "injury". I'm even giving him the benefit of the doubt by using exaggerate. Pathetic behaviour from a self-proclaimed tough-guy. And to top it off, no disrespect to Bellew, I'm happy for him, but he is an ordinary fighter.

 

Haye faked the injury? His performance was an act?

 

It wouldn't surprise me one bit if he was overacting.

 

He wasn't.

I've seen the slowmo replay.

I'll see if I can find it for you.

Sky didn't want to show it, which I think was a disgrace.

It was bad.

It was reported yesterday that he had surgery on his Achilles.