Wladimir Klitschko vs. David Haye

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  1. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :yep
    Actually that sounds like something Haye would hold out for:hey
     
  2. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    yes. He is bullshitting you
     
  3. MrMagic

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    djoc you need to stop with all the bs.

    When did Wladimir EVER duck a fighter or stall a specific fight?

    Just stop with the nonsense already, Wladimir is actually all for a challenge and would rather lose to the better fighter seeing whos the man, than to hold belts hostage like the other pretenders like Valuev, Chagaev or John Ruiz. (The mighty powers behind them may be moreso holding the belts than them)

    Wladimir is not ducking Haye, Haye is going to receive a fat pay check and get KTFO'd, and he's just making sure that paycheck is as big as possible.:tired
     
  4. CHEF

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    :good
     
  5. Spunik

    Spunik Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Tourette's syndrome? :conf
     
  6. MrMagic

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    CHEF man how are you today?
     
  7. tysonlewisbook

    tysonlewisbook Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Haye said the purse split and %s have been agreed upon for months. Haye could be having second thought about this. A KO loss would change his life and perhaps ruin his promising career. He might be thinking, Hey I'm really in no hurry, the HWT personalities are so lackluster right now I really don't mind being in Klitschkos shadow. this makes more business sense to wait 2-3 years.

    In the meantime I can save face by just blaming it all on the lawyers,
     
  8. djoc175

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    High risk fight for Haye so he wants the best deal he can get.Understandable really.
    Truth is I don't know the ins and outs of the deal,nor do you and I'm grateful for any info that CHEF provides us with.BUT,we've no way of knowing if it is accurate.There was a thread on here by Widdow saying 'Is Haye pricing himself out'.In that thread,CHEF says that that is the stumbling block in negotiations but then Haye told Setanta that purse splits were agreed.Again,whos to say that what Haye says is true.Its best we wait and hope the deal gets done,whatever I say until then is light hearted but if it grates on you then I'll stop
     
  9. djoc175

    djoc175 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He'd look a bit of a dick if he chases the fight in the manner that he did then back out.He'd get a ton of **** for that so I'd be extremely surprised it were the case
     
  10. CHEF

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    doing good buddy thanks :good

    you?
     
  11. jisi

    jisi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I believe Haye wants to fight the best? And what risk?
     
  12. CHEF

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    Latest is:
    "No deal yet, its hard work, but we are rollin forward"

    Take it for what it is :good
     
  13. djoc175

    djoc175 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Cool:good
     
  14. djoc175

    djoc175 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What do you mean 'and what risk?'

    Are you suggesting this fight has no risk attached for Haye?Wlad is the best HW in the world but regardless of that,there is always risk in boxing,especially HW's

    Please explain this remark
     
  15. CHEF

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