what next ?

I was thinking about the British title scenario myself simply because he never won it.

Given Wlad's love for the UK fans he might fancy fighting over here against Chisora.

I just hope Haye doesn't take a bow out fight against 'legends' RJJ, Holyfield or anything farcial like that.

 

Sky won't buy that **** (Haye vs Fury/Chisora). They'd be absolutely freaking stupid to, and especially put some crap like that on PPV.

If David Haye is going to chase domestic match-ups where he can talk a lot of ****, cuts their brother's head's off and then go in there and put up a farce, then I rather see him retire.

He lost at the top. Why go back to Domestic? Makes no sense. Who in all honesty would buy that ****?

 

More people than will buy Khan on PT.

 

Povetkin would put him straight back in the mix for a rematch, though I doubt it would draw that much interest with the general public.

In the grand scheme o things I'm not quite sure what beating Fury/Chisora would do for him and Chisora could well prove to be a tricky customer.

Whatever he does, he's not going to draw the kind of money he has been, he's going to be fighting for relatively peanuts. He'll be fighting for more than just money.

At the end of the day the heavy weight division is hardly full of attractive fights right now, I mean, Wlad's been reduced to challenging fighters who are little more than domestic novices.

Maybe Chris Arreola or Adamek might be an option, both are top ten rated heavies.

 

i honestly think hes done

motivation wise

mentally

physically

 

Well, whoever does, must be ******ed to want to see that over Khan/Judah.

I'm sure you'd buy Haye/Harrison II :thumbsup

 

After the likes of the Audley total joke of a fight, the little toe excuse etc... I wouldn't be surprised at all if Haye went down that route.

 

I'd like to see Haye carry on, he's cashed out and is probably now the country's least favourite fighter. If he wants another big pay day he needs to build up his rapport with fans, make himself more likable fight better standard fighters more often. Then he can fight against Wlad or Vitali again for megabucks

 

He'll retire.

Without all the smack-talk and bravado Haye won't be an attraction. He's not a Hatton, who was a "man of the people" and could still attract crowds for a Lazcano type fight. He sells himself on aloofness and elitism and with that stripped away for good, the whole Hayemaker brand is devoid of substance.

Shame. For all the talk I thought he was a breath of fresh air and he was the real deal in the ring. He took some huge shots last night, stuck his chin out and made Wlad look stupid at times, and in flashes showed that he could trouble Wlad. He was just missing a whole offensive dimension, most notably that 'second phase' Booth was referring to. Instead of following up he decided to reset. I was especially disappointed with the dearth of left hooks thrown or straight lefts. As Hatton might say "it was the same move everytime".

 

I would!

I think you're underestimating the respect people have for the British title.

Haye's days as a superstar are over, realistically these mega mainstream PPV type fights only come every few years, once you lose one you're cooked. It's all about image and hype, they're selling a dream as soon as reality sets in they can't sell ****!

 

I agree with the first part.

As for the second, it depends on the undercard

 

He's best off sticking to his word and retiring