Is David Haye the only fighter to courageously get up from a Klitschko knockdown

I thought Haye was gonna win with ease lol. He is still a coward who do even 1/1000th of what he promised. That =Fail

 

knock down? what knockdown? there was a knockdown?

 

good, i would have started counting as well. He fell more times than i can remember and was clearly fishing for a point but in return it cost him the point.

 

Only in Germany is the home fighter allowed to repeatedly push their opponent to the floor, until the ref awards a knockdown in their favour.

 

Nope

 

Unfair!:|

 

There was no knockdown.
However you could see Haye had a lot of respect for Wlad's power.
Unfortunately it was the other way around, too, and I must admit I was a little bit disappointed about Wlad not giving Haye a pizzaface or knocking him out.
However I think it was a good fight though, very tactical, both very elusive, you could see if one connects right then the fight could be over. The toe thing was so ridiculous that my little respect for Haye vanished quickly...I still think he is a very good boxer.

 

I don't blame Wlad. He's just getting away with what you can I the most corrupt boxing country in the world.*

Everyone knows the score with Germany - they steal fighters from other countries, claim them as their own and then protect then to the max by choosing biased referees, paying off the judges and making the away fighter walk through the crowd on the way to the ring.*

It is what is it. But lets not pretend it's 1 on 1 in a German ring.*

 

While I cannot deny that Germany is very corrupt with judges, for the Wlad-Haye fight it sounds like nothing more than an excuse from you.
So stop crying :|

 

:rofl

 

I'll stop crying when Germany is permanently banned from hosting boxing matches.

 

Don't forget to always rehydrate then, because it will take some time.

 

If it wasn't for David Haye's crippling spinal cord injury (Manifested in his toe), he would have won by a much wider margin than he did. Haye won by at least 5 rounds, but as we know, a fighter needs to win by 6 rounds in Germany to get a draw.

 

And the US with those sickening robberies, and the UK with those dreadful referees :yep

 

Haye- EVT 12 - W Klitschko