twenty six wrote:Scott,
Sky have made it abudantly clear they are not interested in boxing PPV shows.
As for Allegedly Channel who knows ?
Think we should see whether the fight gets made first.
Personally I doubt it very much.
Haye is to boxing what Vinny Jones was to football.
Maybe mate but it's Sky that have gone public and stated no ppv.
Either they go back on their word or they can't show it, because they could not finance it without ppv.
twenty six wrote:Maybe mate but it's Sky that have gone public and stated no ppv.
Either they go back on their word or they can't show it, because they could not finance it without ppv.
Of copurse they could afford to pay a fee for it if they want too. Its not like they some piddling channel with no cash reserves if they think it make money through high viewing figures they have it.
JDC wrote:Haye drops a decision to Wlad and all of a sudden he's less deserving of a title fight than someone who dropped a decision to Tyson effing Fury. Ridiculous!!!
If Haye's serious about his boxing career, and not conning his way into a big pay day like he did before and then embarassing himself by not backing up his big talk. Why don't he just shut his mouth, take a tune up fight against another top 10 Heavyweight and may be do a number on the next big heavy weight joke (Tyson Fury), then fight Klitschko.
wadey wrote:If Haye's serious about his boxing career, and not conning his way into a big pay day like he did before and then embarassing himself by not backing up his big talk. Why don't he just shut his mouth, take a tune up fight against another top 10 Heavyweight and may be do a number on the next big heavy weight joke (Tyson Fury), then fight Klitschko.
Fury wouldn't touch him, yet as usual he'd offer him a tenner 5 minutes before the ring walk when Haye is 200 miles away and claim Haye turned him down.
