Should Haye Retire After He Beats The Klitschkos?

Haye isn't making it through a 12 round fight with either Klitschko.

He doesn't have the skill or size to survive them.

 

IF he gets by the Klitschkos, I as a boxing fan would want him to stay for as long as possible. He is what the heavyweight division needs. It would be a shame if he turned his back just like that.

 

He will for sure. Most are worried about him retiring before fighting them.

He may well fight Holyfield and ride off into the sunset. People here don't know any better and will think Holy is at his peak if Haye tells them that.

It will be on pay per view and the fans will pay whatever they are told to pay.

 

Another guy who only cares about money and fights once a year? Dont think so, Wlad is fighting 2-3x a year as a real man should.

 

Haye will be sufficiently brutalized by the first Klitschko he meets..and that might influence him to retire.

 

He should retire now and stop wasting my time. He is not getting past any of the Klitchskos.

 

Sorry, I was referring to his talent. Someone who's as powerful, quick, athletic etc, should be staying in this dismal division for as long as he can. It's just unfortunate that his attitude doesn't do these attributes any justice.

His stint so far as a HW, has been shameful to say the least. I admit.

 

+1

 

Nope!! once Haye has KTFO WALDO And VITLAY - he should stay as Undisputed Champ for a few yrs min, cos teh division is all BUMS except Haye And Klits, he cannt lose to any of them [ Except a lucky-haymaker from WALDO].


Foreman Hooooooooooooooook!:hat

 

Here's what this thread should be about: "Should Haye retire on the spot if he is unwilling to face a Klitschko in his next fight?"

 

Right now, this is about the same as asking if Mayweather should retire after beating Pacquiao and the winner of Williams/Martinez.

 

Yeah cos he would deffo easy win VS them - BUT Mayweather wont fight Pacroid cos he a HGH-Junkie And A-side Meth fiend. And Haye wont fight WALDO or VITLAY cos they offer greedy slave-master contracts of millions of rematch options. :deal


Foreman Hooooook!:hat

 

Not really.

Mayweather's been at the top of the sport for many years, dominating a healthy amount of big-name opponents in a record that amasses 40 plus fights.

Haye on the other hand will have only 27 fights, and very little time spent in the ring. He has far more left in him at the young heavyweight age of 31. If he gets by the Klitschkos, he can rule the division for many years.

Mayweather doesn't have the same luxuries.

 

More like asking if Vic Darchinyan should retire after beating Pacquiao and the winner of Williams/Martinez

Except Darchinyan would actually take the fights... and would take his thrashing like a man.