Haye's Retirement Date Is Looming.....

m1kee50
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WBF? Sanctioning bodies are like keyboard tourettes these days, hit three random keys and you're set to go. FFS.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Haye's birthday is on Thursday and he has always said he'd retire. I know there was some talk of a fight with Vitali. Does anyone have any inside info or scandalous gossip?
I understand he was offered a part on "Strictly Come Dancing" but his toe is still giving him grief hence why Audley stepped in
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Message to Mr Haye:

C
U
Next
Thursday

:OhYes:
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:Message to Mr Haye:

C
U
Next
Thursday

:OhYes:
:yay:
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
Karl Jade wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: He's one of the best fighters in Britain today, surely as boxing fans, we should support the best fighters we have.
At CW perhaps. At HW he's horrible to watch and will always fall short against the top guys. What's to support?
He's the best heavyweight in Britain and that sir, is a fact.
It's not a fact. It's an opinion based on fights against over-the-hill B'/C' list opposition like Valuev, Ruiz and Audley.

He may well be better than Fury, but I know who I'd rather watch/support.
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Adam Booth said on HardKoncks last night the plan is for him to retire by next week unless he has an offer to fight from Vitali then he will delay his retirement.
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Who cares anymore?

I bet he calls a press confewrence to announce 'something' on his birthday. No one should bother going!
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Tunney wrote:Haye will not retire, but I doubt we'll see him in action again until early summer 2012.

I have a feeling Haye-Vitali won't be easy to negotiate, because Haye will be demanding too much.
I doubt it will happen. Haye will likely demand more than Vitali is willing to offer.

I doubt it would even be that big a fight after the fight with Wlad, what TV companies are going to be willing to risk throwing money at it.

The only reason I can see it happening, is if Vitali wants to put a beating on him and is willing to acquiesce to Haye's monetary demand.

I'm pretty sure that Haye will not take the fight unless it is lucrative enough, otherwise he will probably retire. He's already got to be a millionaire a few times over.
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Just watched a video of Vitali against Sanders, and what I was pretty surprised by, is just how quick Vitali is for a big man. His punch technique looks very sloppy because he arm punches, but it also allows him to throw a lot of shots in quick succession, it's one of the things that makes him so hard to beat. His chin isn't easily reached, and his hands are always close to his opponent because he carries his arms well forward of his body.

History probably won't be that kind to Vitali, and the paucity of talent in the division will hamper his resume, but really, he's a very very effective heavyweight.

I used to depise watching both brothers, but over the years, I've come to admire their dedication, professionalism and success, I think they deserve some props.
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Unusual for Wlad to announce a fight without Vitali doing similar these days. I know that Adam Booth has been talking to TV people with regards to the type of money that Haye might get for a Vitali fight.

All points to a fight announcement on Thursday if you ask me.
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Vitali is offering Haye a chance of vindication and retribution, which is worth far more than the millions Haye already has in the bank.
David has now more money than he can spend, and I don't begrudge him a penny, he did things the hard way.
But unless he genuinely wants to put the record straight he should retire now.
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Coco wrote:Vitali is offering Haye a chance of vindication and retribution, which is worth far more than the millions Haye already has in the bank.
David has now more money than he can spend, and I don't begrudge him a penny, he did things the hard way.
But unless he genuinely wants to put the record straight he should retire now.
Exactly.
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Glyn Leach wrote:Unusual for Wlad to announce a fight without Vitali doing similar these days. I know that Adam Booth has been talking to TV people with regards to the type of money that Haye might get for a Vitali fight.

All points to a fight announcement on Thursday if you ask me.
Too much cahs out there and I believe that there is glory once the Klits retire.
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