Sky's attitude towards Haye Chisora...

Big ****ing deal. So he's an egocentric wanker. Anybody who drops to floor to indulge him is doing so willingly, and more so a ****ing div.

Hearsay. You want to condemn a man, and yet you aren't going to 'repeat' what you've been told. Probably because you know it would be libel as you've no proof.

And they called him David 'Gay(e)'. Not really crime of the century.

No! He said mean things about them! What a brute!

Did he or didn't he? If you don't know, you can't just implicate him because you think he might've.

Once. He pulled out of one fight where he had signed a contract. He was merely negotiating with Vitali before deciding that Valuev was the better option.

Chisora didn't back anything up against Vitali. He gets far too much credit for losing a lopsided decision against a geriatric.

'The other stuff isn't too bad at all'. Laughable. Beating women 'isn't too bad at all'? Biting opponents 'isn't too bad at all'? Forcing himself on Carl Baker 'isn't too bad at all'?

Haye is no clearly no saint, but his misdemeanors are insignificant when compared to those of Chisora; all you've managed to illustrate is that he pulled out of a fight.

 

You've got some strange morals. Khan's constant whining was so terrible, that as recently as March you were still hoping that he'd suffer at the hands of the referee, but Chisora, (did I mention he beats women), is merely 'a bit of a prat' and apparently avatar worthy?

 

Rob Palmer? :think

 

Dan has some odd sympathies...

 

Jealousy, nothing more, nothing less.

If Chisora-Klitschko was on Sky sports, then the aftermath happened infront of their camera's, then 3 months later they realise Fwank puts this fight together, they'd be plugging it to high heaven.

Remember controversy sells - so sky are gutted they aint getting a (bigger) piece of the pie.

 

It was out of order the way they both behaved but Chisora has more than payed the price for that as far as I am concerned, it's not like it was anything new and it was months ago.

 

No.
He's had sex with men.


Then again, it's up his him.
Mugging women for their handbags is worse than being gay, in my opinion.
But I'm a bit of a liberal, I s'ppose.

 

:good Pretty much sums it up for me

 

Yeah, he's been out of the ring 2 1/2 months. Severe price to pay.

 

By the time he fights again it will six months out of the ring........

He has had his British licence suspended, and still has no idea when/if he'll get it back...........

He has been villified in the media.

Yes he deserves all of the above IMO, but at some point people need to move on!

 

i can believe this, he always used to support the other guy when lennox lewis boxed,

always thought/wanted the other guy would win, bit of a wanker really,

 

McCrory boxed hundreds of rounds with a prime Mike Tyson.

 

What??!! Don't believe this in the slightest mate. I've met Haye on 2 seperate occasions and both times he was a top bloke. We first spoke to him at York Hall at a George Groves fight and was happy to chat and posed for pictures with everyone and anyone.
The next time I saw him parking up his Bentley in West London, and my 8 year old boy asked for his autograph and he spent about 10 minutes chatting to us just before the Valuev fight.

Taking the **** out of the Klits name, or trying to squeeze more money out of fighting them is nothing shameful. And to be fair, if a bloke was telling you he was gonna slap you twice, then walked up to you taking his jacket off, what would you do :bbb??

On the other hand is that ***** Chisora who is a life sentence waiting to happen. He is a proper ****ing idiot, who I think is actually like this away from boxing, as he's not clever enough to put on a front!!
Hope he gets ktfo and retires, then we don't have the circus about getting his licence back :hi:

 

Why do they keep going on about the kids..? ohhhhhhhh what example does it set.

Shut the **** up, who cares about some rat ass kids. David Haye & Derick Chisora are two of the most exciting boxers in the country, and two of the most highly paid.

I think David Haye & Derick Chisora set good examples, and neither of them are victims.

David Haye makes good points and gives good advice in this interview.

Seriously i thought about this, and agree with him 100%. I give too many people the benefit f the doubt to many times, there are times in life when you have to use force, weather tha be physical or verbal.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HveeJ_NxJwA[/ame]

 

Haye is talking sense there.

You have to hit first when the situation is on critical alert. Especially with a man like Chisora, a proven nut-job.

Thing is, Chisora IS a proven nut-job. Which suggests he shouldn't be back in the ring so readily.