Controversial wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:I just don't see him fighting again for anything less than big money, or a world title crack or both.
In the extremely unlikely event that Fury beat Wlad - I'd expect Haye to emerge from the woodwork again - however, if I were Fury, I'd probably tell him to poke it.
He's dropped out the rankings though, he can't get a title shot without at least having a few fights first
They will grant him a comeback if they think it is financially viable - simple as.tiny_acres wrote:I never understood this ruling.SteveO wrote:That's right Vitali is the WBC 'Champion Emeritus' and could come back straight into a WBC world title fight if he wanted to.bigjack wrote:I believe there is a rule in place where Vitali Klit could come back at anytime and jump straight in to a title fight if he wanted because he retired as champ.
Imagine Vitali waiting 10 years and coming back.Would they still give him a shot at 53?
I mean when is the deadline.
And on the subject of Haye.Poop or get off the pot.
I am so tired of his on again off again retirements.
But even more tired of his fight cancellations.
How come? He always seems to come across as a nice fella. I know a couple of people who met him and they said he was really down to earth and friendly.dbf wrote: having met him I've lost some respect for him as a person
Re; meeting him in person. I was just a little disappointed as he didn't have much time to talk about boxing and his career and seemed pissed off that I was asking. But like I said I really used to look up to him and I guess meeting your 'heroes' can be disappointing. I think I've been a bit harsh by saying I lost respect for him as a person. I should have just said I was dissapointed.Controversial wrote:How come? He always seems to come across as a nice fella. I know a couple of people who met him and they said he was really down to earth and friendly.dbf wrote: having met him I've lost some respect for him as a person
Maybe caught him on a bad day. I can't imagine what it must be like for people keep wanting to take your photo, ask questions, ask for autographs on a regular basis, I guess he gets sick of it. Tyson is a big hero of mine but I can imagine meeting him would be a disappointment when you see the way Tyson behaves or turns nasty in some interviews.dbf wrote:Re; meeting him in person. I was just a little disappointed as he didn't have much time to talk about boxing and his career and seemed pissed off that I was asking. But like I said I really used to look up to him and I guess meeting your 'heroes' can be disappointing. I think I've been a bit harsh by saying I lost respect for him as a person. I should have just said I was dissapointed.Controversial wrote:How come? He always seems to come across as a nice fella. I know a couple of people who met him and they said he was really down to earth and friendly.dbf wrote: having met him I've lost some respect for him as a person
Haye was convinced no one would make it through the full 45 mins listening to him babble on, Kugan said they would so Haye said if you've got to the end, put "Fish tank" in the comments. Haye also earlier said that Kugan had a fish face.Riddick Blowe wrote:I might be thick but what the hell is this fish tank business about?
Stuarty30 wrote:I read somewhere that he'd signed with Al Haymon or was in talks! Was this just BS? To be honest I reckon you've more chance of seeing him on Geordie shore or one of they homosexual reality shows than you have seeing him fight again! Unless Fury were to win a world title and offer him a voluntary or something.
I guess I didn't make it through the 45 minutes.danamba7 wrote:Haye was convinced no one would make it through the full 45 mins listening to him babble on, Kugan said they would so Haye said if you've got to the end, put "Fish tank" in the comments. Haye also earlier said that Kugan had a fish face.Riddick Blowe wrote:I might be thick but what the hell is this fish tank business about?
They could have used a slightly less homoerotic picture of him.davie wrote:http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/exclusi ... ay-wilder/
Just spotted this and said to the wife "Shock horror, David Haye is training for his comeback"
To which, she responded "how, by appearing on Soccer AM every other week?"
PokerRob wrote:Did anyone see his BoxN@tion interview with Kuggan???
He really hates Fury since he has taken over his spotlight as the no.1 heavyweight in the UK and will do anything to discount his wins.
He Claimed that Chisora was unmotivated in their clash (if a guaranteed fight with Klitschko doesnt motivate you I dont know what will) and that he hadnt even heard of his last opponent (Christian Hammer)... sure David
I know Christian Hammer is vastly overrated and has no place in the top 15 of the sanctioning bodies (WBC, WBA, WBO and IBF) but none more so than Manuel Charr, who Haye was set to fight by the way!
Haye not knowing who Hammer is, is a bit like Rooney not knowing who Leighton Baines is, ridiculous comment to make, and even more ridiculous if true!!!
Haye is done. He ain't fighting againPokerRob wrote:Did anyone see his BoxN@tion interview with Kuggan???
He really hates Fury since he has taken over his spotlight as the no.1 heavyweight in the UK and will do anything to discount his wins.
He Claimed that Chisora was unmotivated in their clash (if a guaranteed fight with Klitschko doesnt motivate you I dont know what will) and that he hadnt even heard of his last opponent (Christian Hammer)... sure David
I know Christian Hammer is vastly overrated and has no place in the top 15 of the sanctioning bodies (WBC, WBA, WBO and IBF) but none more so than Manuel Charr, who Haye was set to fight by the way!
Haye not knowing who Hammer is, is a bit like Rooney not knowing who Leighton Baines is, ridiculous comment to make, and even more ridiculous if true!!!