David Haye To Return To Boxing

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Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing

Post by stevieb_8006 »

i wonder If hes done a deal with don king
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David Haye To Return To Boxing
Oh. :neutral:
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Winner of Chagaev vs Oquendo? Can get his old WBA title then and I feel an easy enough fight if he is serious about his return.

At pushing 34 and for someone who has said he'd retire at 31 I think he's got to comeback at a high level.

I think the only way Fury will fight Haye is for a title. I don't want to see Chisora vs Haye 2, it is all about level's. Haye is a level above Chisora.
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Why are people talking about this bull chitter again ?
Because of the cost and what he's caused the fans , they boo him at every event now when he announced at one :lol:
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Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing

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mimmy123 wrote:
OK Finn you knobber, calling me a liar when you know eff all.

I booked 4 tickets for the Haye v Charr fight. I also booked 2 hotel rooms travelodge Sports city, Manc. I lost £12.50 booking fee for each ticket. (obviously got the ticket price back, think the tickets were £75 each)

I booked 2 Travelodge rooms at £55 per room, plus I paid £1-50 X 2 cancellation insurance. The insurance did not tell me that the cancellation insurance did not cover cancellations. so I lost £110, plus £3.

So actually total loss for the Haye v Charr fight was £163

I booked tickets for the Haye v Fury fight, I paid £250 as I bought 2 tickets at £125 per ticket plus the booking fee, however Eventim gave back all ticket money plus fees on this occasion.

Now Finn, sod off.
So what ur saying is you bought 4 tickets and two rooms im assuming not all for yourself and got skanked on the rooms and insurance. Did haye book the rooms and not read the insurance / mis sell the insurance to you? I assuming as you said you couldn't afford to lose the money you weren't treating 3 friends to hotel rooms and tickets at your expense. So again how did it cost you £125 which increased to £163?
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Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing

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Steady on chaps. Where is your parliamentary procedure?
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Post by SteveDow »

I like Haye as a fighter and would like to see him come back but I don't think I'd book to watch him live again.

I've been lucky in that he's never pulled out of a fight I bought tickets for but he is highly unreliable having now pulled out of fights with Wlad, Charr and Fury twice leaving fans out of pocket (sometimes by significant amounts).
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I'd rather watch Finn v Mimmey than another David Haye fight........
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Loftgroov wrote:I'd rather watch Finn v Mimmey than another David Haye fight........

Mimmy was almost a pro from Donny. Could have been a contender. However I stand behind my son who was a boxer in the army and is quite a bit bigger than me. So I can use my mouth with a little confidence and at my age better than throwing a punch, with my rota cuff and arthritis ill let the young ens do the slinging for me!

:bag: :box:
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Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing

Post by keithmoonhangover »

I bought a ticket for Haye-Fury and got my money back, minus the booking fee. Haye got injured, sh1t happens. I got a refund, lost out on the booking fee, but it's no big deal. If Haye fights again, then I'll buy a ticket based on the level of opponent.
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Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing

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please not
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Post by Finn »

mimmy123 wrote:
Loftgroov wrote:I'd rather watch Finn v Mimmey than another David Haye fight........

Mimmy was almost a pro from Donny. Could have been a contender. However I stand behind my son who was a boxer in the army and is quite a bit bigger than me. So I can use my mouth with a little confidence and at my age better than throwing a punch, with my rota cuff and arthritis ill let the young ens do the slinging for me!

:bag: :box:
:lol: Im assuming you are talking about someone else and not talking about yourself in the 3rd person.
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