david haye is always in the biggest heavyweight fights

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mullenman
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david haye is always in the biggest heavyweight fights

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like it or not david haye is always in the biggest fight

if this is true he will yet again be in the biggest fight in the heavy weight division yet again

http://www.BS.com/kubrat-pulev ... aye--64047

2013,, maybe palev

2012, del boy,, massive attention due to the brawl

2011 fight with wladimir

2010 fight with Harrison,, biggest hyped fight in Europe in about ten years

2009,, david versus the beast,,

fair play to the hayemaker and hope the fight with palev comes off
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You being serious. Haye v Harrison the most hyped fight in Europe for ten years?

Look at it this way, these fights (bar Wlad) were hyped in the UK but are pretty irrelevant abroad. Wlad and Vitali fights are huge events in Europe...
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thepocketrocket wrote:You being serious. Haye v Harrison the most hyped fight in Europe for ten years?

Look at it this way, these fights (bar Wlad) were hyped in the UK but are pretty irrelevant abroad. Wlad and Vitali fights are huge events in Europe...
Really? I don't think any Europeans that are North, South or West of Germany give a flying fornicate about the KKBs to be honest
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macaca wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:You being serious. Haye v Harrison the most hyped fight in Europe for ten years?

Look at it this way, these fights (bar Wlad) were hyped in the UK but are pretty irrelevant abroad. Wlad and Vitali fights are huge events in Europe...
Really? I don't think any Europeans that are North, South or West of Germany give a flying eff about the KKBs to be honest
They sell out massive football stadiums. Let me know the other active fighters that can do that?
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Lenny wrote:
macaca wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:You being serious. Haye v Harrison the most hyped fight in Europe for ten years?

Look at it this way, these fights (bar Wlad) were hyped in the UK but are pretty irrelevant abroad. Wlad and Vitali fights are huge events in Europe...
Really? I don't think any Europeans that are North, South or West of Germany give a flying eff about the KKBs to be honest
They sell out massive football stadiums. Let me know the other active fighters that can do that?

david Haye can and vitalis last fight was no where near a sell out fight
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mullenman wrote:like it or not david haye is always in the biggest fight

if this is true he will yet again be in the biggest fight in the heavy weight division yet again

http://www.BS.com/kubrat-pulev ... aye--64047

2013,, maybe palev

2012, del boy,, massive attention due to the brawl

2011 fight with wladimir

2010 fight with Harrison,, biggest hyped fight in Europe in about ten years

2009,, david versus the beast,,

fair play to the hayemaker and hope the fight with palev comes off
Pulev will probably be big

Del Boy had lots of attention in the States and the rest of Europe, thanks to him not being knocked out against Klit and actually giving it a go.

Wladimir, obviously

Harrison, no one outside of the UK gave a shit about

The Beast, was relatively big.

So not all massive but a couple of big outside of the UK attention grabbers
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I'm sure most David Haye fans have to type with one hand
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All my millions of fans are going to get to see me do what I do best - knock someone out....

A lot of my friends are gonna make a serious amount of money on this one because they know what round the fights going to end in already.....(but I'm selling it to all you mugs out there as a "contest" anyway cos I want your money).

I'm definitely retiring on my birthday.....I'm back now, a year's a long time to wait for somebody to ring you up (that could kick your arse anyway).

I wish him and his big moneygrabbing toe would retire. A free ticket and a night in the Hilton wouldn't get me down there.
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mullenman wrote:david Haye can and vitalis last fight was no where near a sell out fight
The Boleyn Ground is average sized and Haye couldn't sell out there.
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:All my millions of fans are going to get to see me do what I do best - knock someone out....

A lot of my friends are gonna make a serious amount of money on this one because they know what round the fights going to end in already.....(but I'm selling it to all you mugs out there as a "contest" anyway cos I want your money).

I'm definitely retiring on my birthday.....I'm back now, a year's a long time to wait for somebody to ring you up (that could kick your arse anyway).

I wish him and his big moneygrabbing toe would retire. A free ticket and a night in the Hilton wouldn't get me down there.
Haye is a joke of a fighter, celeb wannabee, fight or stfu.
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Lenny wrote:
macaca wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:You being serious. Haye v Harrison the most hyped fight in Europe for ten years?

Look at it this way, these fights (bar Wlad) were hyped in the UK but are pretty irrelevant abroad. Wlad and Vitali fights are huge events in Europe...
Really? I don't think any Europeans that are North, South or West of Germany give a flying eff about the KKBs to be honest
They sell out massive football stadiums. Let me know the other active fighters that can do that?
What part of only Germans, Ukrainians and Baltic people give a shit about the KKB do you not understand?

So you say that there are no active fighters that can sell out football stadium other than the KKBs? :confused:
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:All my millions of fans are going to get to see me do what I do best - knock someone out....

A lot of my friends are gonna make a serious amount of money on this one because they know what round the fights going to end in already.....(but I'm selling it to all you mugs out there as a "contest" anyway cos I want your money).

I'm definitely retiring on my birthday.....I'm back now, a year's a long time to wait for somebody to ring you up (that could kick your arse anyway).

I wish him and his big moneygrabbing toe would retire. A free ticket and a night in the Hilton wouldn't get me down there.
You think Vitali, who laboured to a points decision over Derrick Chisora, would 'kick the arse' of David Haye, who beat seven bells out of Chisora in five?

Dislike the guy by all means but get real FFS.

Vitali is a dinosaur. He would lose if he fought Chisora again.
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Lenny wrote:
macaca wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:You being serious. Haye v Harrison the most hyped fight in Europe for ten years?

Look at it this way, these fights (bar Wlad) were hyped in the UK but are pretty irrelevant abroad. Wlad and Vitali fights are huge events in Europe...
Really? I don't think any Europeans that are North, South or West of Germany give a flying eff about the KKBs to be honest
They sell out massive football stadiums. Let me know the other active fighters that can do that?

Yes, thats boxing forum thinking to a tee (or is it tea?).

Ricky Hatton killed british boxing by fighting Lazcano in front of 45,000 people, you know?

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