Is this the REAL reason Haye's pulled out?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Rudolph, Jun 4, 2009.


  1. splasher25

    splasher25 Active Member Full Member

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    :rofl:lol::rofl:lol: :patsch

    Please tell us all why that is? :huh
     
  2. ed7890

    ed7890 Col. Hunter Gathers Full Member

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    If its been going on for 3 weeks and got worse, then its not just a sore back.

    Sure he could probably fight through it, but this is his one big shot. Fighting less than 100% and loosing would be worse then having to wait for another big shot. His whole career, legacy and a millions of euros/dollars in future earnings are at stake here. Can people not understand if he errs on the side of caution?
     
  3. DamonD

    DamonD Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The pop culture psychologists and 'experts' are really coming out of the woodwork at the moment.

    Whenever anyone says something like "the REAL reason", you can always read between the lines that what they really mean is "the reason I prefer".
     
  4. spaceman

    spaceman Member Full Member

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    why there are always athletes who are too dumb too make proper steroid cycles like any other professional athlete does? well, maybe because some still need too much steroids. toney, holyfield, haye, all former champions at lower weights.
     
  5. splasher25

    splasher25 Active Member Full Member

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    Waste of time me telling some twats this but here goes..

    When Haye was in his last couple of years as a cruiserweight he was finding it hard to make 200lbs(14.4st).
    His out-of-fighting weight was around 217-231lbs(15.5-16.5st).

    So he had to go to heavyweight because his body just couldn't make cruiser anymore.

    So carry on with the 'He's a steriod abuser' posts idiots :patsch