Inside Rumor: Wlad/Haye...June 20th in London at Chealse soccer stadium

wasn't Valuev supposed to face Chagaev first?

 

Wlad dosen't want any part of haye :yep

 

If you don't post source I can **** on this news.

 

It would be good for Wlad to add a second belt to his IBF crown......

Especially so given that Valuev will receive an ass-whipping.

 

Quit using my 'makeover Lennox Lewis-stylee' phrase you ****.

I agree with Thunder.

Source or STFU.

 

someone's bored

 

If you can't give a source...don't post a thread.

You are not the only one with access to rumors...have some respect.

 

:good:yep

 

Wlad vs Valuev makes almost too much sense. Both have titles, are fighting around the same dates, and would be a big sell in Germany. I think Wlad would beat Valuev silly, grab a third belt thus putting an end to any doubts that he is the heavyweight champion of the world. Valuev looks like he could get knocked off in one of his next fights and cashing in on a Wlad fight would make sense. But I still would be surprised if it happens.

Arreola has the style to give Wlad fits but he needs to beat a contender or two to give himself the best chance. He could benefit from the experience and the fight itself could benefit from the exposure Arreola would gain from beating a name opponent or two.

Right now Wlad beats Arreola, Haye, and Povetkin. But if all three can face a Makaev, Toney, Brewster, or Peter level fighter before Wlad than they would be that much better while Wlad would be getting that much older. The longer those three wait the better their chances and the bigger the fight and a fight with Valuev would be a very acceptable fight in the meantime for Wlad.

 

Wlad should fight Haye and stop looking like he's hiding beghind Vitali.....I mean come on i cant stand Haye but he called Wlad out 2 his face and even had magazine covers of him with his head in his hands,so to let his brother fight him is a bit of a puss move in my book

 

This does make sense. Valuev has had a few dodgy decisions and the recent Holyfield one really made his respect drop below sea level, especially given the fact that a Holyfield victory would've made a dramatic, against-the-odds story.