"I'll probably fight in June, so yes - we are negotiating with [url] This content is protected This content is protected [/url] Haye. He's a strong opponent but what should I do? Fight mediocre guys? If I want to get better, I have to fight strong opponents. David Haye is a good boxer, but I do not think that he is better than me ". [url]http://boxingbet.pl/artykul-2845/pulew-potwierdza-negocjujemy-z-hayeem[/url]
I think Haye's team have been in contact with a lot of different people, so we can't be sure if it's Pulev, Charr, or whoever until it's officially stated by his team. I personally think it'll be Charr, but Pulev would also be a good opponent. Pulev is also supposed to fighting the winner of Fury V Cunningham for the IBF elminator I think.
Get him. :bbb It won't be the first time Kubrat has smashed a pretty *****. :hey This content is protected This content is protected
There's no way the craven David Haye will choose a good heavyweight like Kubrat. Haye will choose a softie like Andrew Wawrzyk or Travis Kaufman or an old faded journeyman like Jovo Pudar or Fres Oquendo for his June 29th fight. He'll take the easiest route possible toward another big payday against a Klitschko. Let's not forget Haye had negotiations with good heavyweights like Tony Thompson and Eddie Chambers in late 2008, but ended up choosing the faded Monte Barrett.
Why would Sauerland send their own fighter to the UK, risking their mandatory shot? I would love this fight to happen, but does it make sense for Pulev? Would make sense if this was an official final eliminator and Haye had PPV money on the table. But it seems this will be on Boxnation.
Exactly. Who ever accepts the most least money gets the fight. Seems Wlad was right when he said that he would teach Haye a lesson.
OK, the top pic isn't great of her face but she's hardly ugly, is she? :nono This content is protected