Wlad on Haye: ''He lies...he's sneaky...I don't like him...I will break him apart!''

From espn.com


"I will break him apart," Klitschko said from Los Angeles in an interview with ESPN.com. "But I wish that David Haye will last for 12 rounds. I want to enjoy punishing him for 12 rounds and then knock him out at the last moment. I promise you, I will knock him out if he has the courage to fight me."

"I'm sorry. It's not sadistic; it's just a wish," Klitschko said. "That's the perfect fight, though. I'm serious about it."


"In Europe, they don't say the heavyweight division is desperate or it's down," Klitschko said.

"Fourteen million watched my fight in Germany [against Chambers] and 51,000 were at the stadium, and 61,000 [for the fight] before that. It's packed. We are selling out stadiums in a few days. But a David Haye fight is a great fight for the American boxing fans, too. I think a fight with David Haye, even if he is not American, is going to give positive vibes about the heavyweight division for the American fans and fans worldwide."

"He bitched out on me and then he bitched out on my brother," Wladimir Klitschko said.

"He lied about his injury, and then he lied to the last moment and pulled out of the fight with my brother to take the Valuev fight. That pissed me off. So I have decided to make a personal message to David Haye. I want him to fight me, to be a man. I wish there will be enough excitement, pressure and courage for David Haye to fight me.

"All the nonsense and then the lying about fighting us, I don't like how he handles his business. I really don't like anything about him. He lies. He's sneaky. But this is a personal issue to me. I don't like him."

"I was disappointed watching Haye fight Valuev. That was boring," Klitschko said. "Valuev [who is 7-foot, 320 pounds] is a freak show, let's face it. But John Ruiz was an impressive win. But John Ruiz is 38 years old and not really a hot shot. I respect John Ruiz for what he has done, but he was a little over the hill. David Haye won the fight, dominated. He finished the guy. I give him credit. He did what he was supposed to do. Good for him. Now let him face me. Now I hope he is confident and will fight me."

Although Klitschko owes a mandatory shot to Alexander Povetkin, he believes the IBF will grant him an exception to unify titles with Haye if they can make a deal, especially because he thinks Povetkin's camp is in no rush to face him.

"I don't know if he will step into the ring with me," Klitschko said of Povetkin, a mandatory challenger for about two years, although the fight has not come off because of injuries on both sides. "Right now, his new coach [Teddy Atlas] is not really confident he is ready. How much time does he need to get ready? Two years ago he said he was ready."


"I respect the IBF obligation to fight Povetkin," Klitschko said. "But I would like the exception to fight David Haye. That is the only title the Klitschkos don't have. We have them all except the WBA, which is why Haye is such an interesting cookie for me to eat.
"I want to get this fight. He did terrible things the way he presented himself and how he displayed the cut heads of the brothers and then never delivered anything. Now I am going after him and his title."

Klitschko was referring to when Haye showed up at his news conference before his defense against Hasim Rahman in late 2008 wearing a T-shirt displaying art of him holding the severed, bloody heads of the Klitschko brothers.

"I didn't like that and neither did my brother," Wladimir Klitschko said. "Vitali got upset with the shirt and almost fought him in the hallway. Vitali said, 'I am going to fight this guy.' I said, 'No, no, no.' So we flipped a coin to see who gets him."

"I say to my brother, 'I will take Haye now. It's my turn after he pulled out on you,'" Wladimir said.

"Vitali says, 'You have the titles, but I only have one, so I want Haye.' But I told him I want to fight David Haye because it's personal to me. I told him I want to fight him, I want to punish him and then I will carry the belt over and give it to you.'

"I told my brother, 'David Haye is mine. He is my opponent and not yours.' I respect my brother. He is giving me my way even if it's very difficult for him. He loves his younger brother and he understands."

While Vitali is scheduled to defend his belt against D-level contender Albert Sosnowski on May 29, Wladimir holds out hope of a deal with Haye for a fight in the early fall (the earliest it could happen because of the World Cup, which will dominate the European sports scene this summer). Wladimir Klitschko said he would be happy to fight Haye in Germany, England or even in the United States -- wherever they can make the best deal.

"I want the public to know that I am ready and waiting,"

"What are you waiting for? I don't know what he is waiting for. I think he is waiting for an excuse. Come on. Let's make it happen."

 

He should have used some of these lines in his youtube call-out.

Either way, I'm glad he's livened up a bit. :good










(still no mention of A-Force though.....which is basically a duck :-()

 

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First we have to get him to say it once....

 

:yep