I don't pay for boxing out of force of habit. Like with Hatton, if there's a fight he's in which is really worth seeing I'll pay a bit extra for it but not for run of the mill fights. Audley has no chance in hell, so what's the point?
Not watching because you don't want to see it is one thing, but saying don't watch it because it will some how effect them and stop them doing this is madness. Do you really think that a couple of hundred people not watching it will make a difference when there's hundreds of thousands who will. If this was a regular fight then perhaps people might sit up and listen, but it isn't, the marketing potential of this in the UK is such that it's going to be constantly talked about over next 2 months, and it's precisely why Audley has been given a shot, because they know it will sell
**** haye enough of his BS and empty promises I will steal fite and put it on projector to stop people I know that might buy it from doing so. Might throw in free beer to attract more
I'm done with petitions and protests.. already waisted £10 trying to get Rage against the Machine to number 1 ahead of that wee gay xfactor winner... and all that accomplished was 1 less carry out for the month. Damage is already done, Haye knows he's bottled it, everyone knows he's bottled. I'll be cheering on Audley
wouldn't it be funny if audley pulled a big shot out the bag and starched haye.won't pay for it but will probably youtube it on the sunday morning
I dont need to pay to watch this! We have already seen A Fraud knocked out unconscious by a bouncer. It will be good to see the highlight reel of him being knocked unconscious again. I think this was the best marking time fight for Haye!
Adam Booth looked ashamed at the press conference - they know this is a fight that shouldnt really happen - but they think its easy money - and I think - while Haye is a Klitschko ducker - Haye V Harrison was always going to happen - I felt it was just meant to happen - their paths destined to clash - and hopefully Audely makes Haye pay dearly - and then harrison can cash in against the Klits. 16/1 for Harrison to win by KO or TKO. I know people dont give Audely much chance - but just remeber.....Haye is not exactly Lennox Lewis or Mike Tyson.
Anybody who financially supports this fight loses their right to ***** about fighters taking all money no risk bull**** fights. I certainly won't be paying for this farce. Who cares if Sky hype it up to be Rumble in the Jungle. Won't make a slight bit of difference it's still a **** fight.
If Audely gets in the zone he was the night he destroyed Danny Williams . David Haye wont make it out of the 3rd round. Haye is the more talented fighter - no question - but Audely can better him for size and strength. Both have dodgy chins - so a KO either way is likely.
i aint paying for it hate haye didnt used to just another ricky hatton cross a mere kon, lets the fans down not true to his word cant wait for october nxt year for hayes retirement:happy
What the Ricky Hatton who fought Kostya Tszyu who was the best 140 fighter in the world and was predicted to destroy Hatton inside 3? Or the Hatton who chose to go to the US and fight P4P 1 PBF? Or the one who chose to then fight Pacman? Whatever you say about Hatton he chose to fight the 3 best fighters available and p4p elite in his career. He won one, was comfortably beaten in another and destroyed in one.
I think I might support Audley just so David can pay for this mistake. I can't remember which fighter but one of them said it recently - if you are going to lose at least lose to someone worthy rather than a no one. I think Holyfield said it. True to form, he always fought the best and when he lost it was to the best.
"I fight good guys and believe it or not, in boxing for a few years, people have tried to duck each other, especially when they break on the scene," Haye told a reporter earlier this year. "They have one big fight, then three or four chumps, and then another big fight to keep the fans happy. I say forget them chumps, let me just have all big fights. I've always said I'll be out of boxing by the age of 31, so I've got around three years to really cram in all these fights. I've got a lot of fights and a lot of action to dish out, a lot of big fights and entertaining nights to give to the fans and I don't have a lot of time to be fighting chumps and little gimmes." -David Haye. :rofl