Would Haye's odds be shorter or longer if they were to rematch in England?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Rob887, Jul 2, 2011.


  1. Bobby Sinn

    Bobby Sinn Bulimba Bullant Full Member

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    Wlad is a boring fighter to view. Haye is about as daring as Lennox Lewis- the **** doesn't want to mix it, fight, brawl.... What a boring pile of shite to watch.

    Stiff **** anyway. There has been no worthwhile H/W in England since Bugner whooped your Enry.
     
  2. destruction

    destruction Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Haye has only one way to fight against Wlad.

    It only worked against Valuev because he is a slow ape from the jungle.

    Moving on the back foot and pot shotting now and then is not a tactic that will ever beat Wlad. The only question in a rematch is whether Wlad gets the KO, which he doesnt.

    It would just be another one sided and boring UD for Wlad.
     
  3. Akxtinguish

    Akxtinguish Belt holder Full Member

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    :patsch
     
  4. billy nelson

    billy nelson the fighting scots gym Full Member

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    There wont be a rematch what has Klitchko to prove?
     
  5. Mr Applebee

    Mr Applebee Active Member Full Member

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    Haye needs to fight another contender now and get back in line if he wants a shot...
     
  6. slip&counter

    slip&counter Gimme some X's and O's Full Member

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    I actually wouldn't mind a rematch. Lets face it there's really no one else out there for Wlad to fight. All this will be forgotten and everyone would get sucked in again when the emotion and disappointment subsides. People said no one would pay for a Haye fight after Harrison.

    I think Haye would take more chances in a rematch and get knocked out, but he would also give himself a better chance.

    Give Haye his due he at least brings a lot of buzz. I think people are being slightly harsh on him given what he was up against.
     
  7. Grant1

    Grant1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    That's exactly what I was expecting last night, hence predicting a stoppage around 7-9.

    You did well to call the UD.
     
  8. DOM5153

    DOM5153 They Cannot Run Forever Full Member

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    Probably the same if not slightly shorter, unlike many on the forum i dont believe Haye was completly out of his depth and that he was completly outclassed. For me he showed that he was durable enough to take some right hands from Klitschko and slippery enough to avoid Wlads much hyped jab. Im still of the belief that he would snatch Vitali's crown in Germany let alone Britain so i would rather see that fight first before another clash for all the marbles came off between Haye and Wlad. If his toe was that much of a problem then that should be the path that he now follows to prove to all fight fans that not only was the Wlad fight was a fluke but he that he can also beat his brother. For me personally i want to see a rematch, im intrigued to see how badly Haye's toe affected him and if he can make the right tweaks to beat Wlad. I dont even think Haye fought badly when all is said and done Wlad was winning because he threw more shots whether they landed or not and got the decision on workrate alone, lets be honest Haye as fustrated as he looked in there at times was never overmatched or overrawed by the occasion, IMO he remains the biggest threat to Wlad and Vitali which is why i pray he tries to prove everyone wrong.
     
  9. Rob887

    Rob887 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Great post.