The main problem, in my opinion, is Haye’s desire to maximize his earnings from now and until this stupid October – the month he’s insisting on retiring. That’s right. After a wasted summer of 2009 and a complete joke of a 2010, he’s left everything until the last minute and is expecting Wladimir to accommodate his plans. :huh Honestly, this tune-up fight against Chisora is not a big deal at all, yet he’s forcing it to be one. It can so easily be arranged to be like this: April 2011 – Wladimir’s tune-up against Chisora May 2011 – Haye’s tune-up against Chagaev Autumn/Winter 2011 – Wladimir vs Haye Late winter 2011/Early 2012 – Vitali vs Haye. But with his stupid retirement plans, he won't let the above be. The guy's acting like he's 40 ****ing years old, and he can't be around for much longer.