My way of thinking is that Haye was awaiting Fury to finish Klit off and take the titles from him.
I can see how Haye beats Fury unless the timing is coincidence but i think not....... interesting times ahead
Taansend wrote:Haye hasn't actually come back yet. He's said he is but I'm waiting until the first bell rings until I believe it.
X3 David Haye=The boy who cried wolf! Fury should tell him to chase himself.bigjack wrote:Taansend wrote:Haye hasn't actually come back yet. He's said he is but I'm waiting until the first bell rings until I believe it.
Yes i'll believe it when i see it,if i was Tyson i'd stay well clear,he's on a roll now and should only defend against boxers who actually fight more than once every 3.5 years.
I like both guys and would love to see the fight. Haye would look to detonate his right hand. If he lands clean, who knows?tobyh5 wrote:I used to be a big Haye fan and boxed at the same club as him twenty odd years ago, the Fitzroy Lodge. I thought he would smash Fury into next week when they fought and expose him. That was then, this is now.
I hope Fury does not give him a shot as although I now think Haye would lose, i know there is a chance that he could win and I do not want to see that, I do not think he deserves to have the stature of Undisputed champion so do not want the risk taken that it could happen.
Big up to Fury, and I hope Haye gets smashed on the way to a shot by someone unexpected. He has outstayed his welcome
This. Give him a take it or leave it offer with a mandatory rematch against hughie if he winsCoco wrote:If I were Fury I would only give Haye a shot for chump change
keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Fury-Haye sells itself.
2. It'll be a hell of a lot more exciting than last night.
3. Haye would be a VERY live underdog.
Do you mind me asking how old you are?mimmy123 wrote:I think Fury can make a little extra cash here by fighting opponents for 1 belt at a time rather than all 4. Give Haye a shot for the IBO.
I would if I'm honest, but I think the bookies will go with the champ.The Insider wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Fury-Haye sells itself.
2. It'll be a hell of a lot more exciting than last night.
3. Haye would be a VERY live underdog.
Id have Haye starting as favorite.
The Insider wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Fury-Haye sells itself.
2. It'll be a hell of a lot more exciting than last night.
3. Haye would be a VERY live underdog.
Id have Haye starting as favorite.
The Insider wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Fury-Haye sells itself.
2. It'll be a hell of a lot more exciting than last night.
3. Haye would be a VERY live underdog.
Id have Haye starting as favorite.
The bookies will have it very close.Rexob wrote:The Insider wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Fury-Haye sells itself.
2. It'll be a hell of a lot more exciting than last night.
3. Haye would be a VERY live underdog.
Id have Haye starting as favorite.
Fury has just well beaten the super champion at heavyweight and you still have Haye as Favourite if they fight
I like both boxers, so I have no side. Haye was the name, he gave Fury everything he asked for in the negotiations. Then he got cut and the fight was postponed. At which point Fury accused Haye of lying and faking the injury. Haye also lost out on a lot of money in training expenses and lost pay days. Six of one and half a dozen of the other. If you're injured, you can't fight. If your shoulder is giving you grief, you go to a doctor and he tell you to have surgery, you can't fight.liamlion wrote:Haye's two cancellations cost Fury two huge paydays and lost his career momentum. Haye wasnt apologetic at all and ridiculed Fury about not wanting to give him a payday.
Classless Haye. I truly hope he reaps what he's sowed...keithmoonhangover wrote:I like both boxers, so I have no side. Haye was the name, he gave Fury everything he asked for in the negotiations. Then he got cut and the fight was postponed. At which point Fury accused Haye of lying and faking the injury. Haye also lost out on a lot of money in training expenses and lost pay days. Six of one and half a dozen of the other. If you're injured, you can't fight. If your shoulder is giving you grief, you go to a doctor and he tell you to have surgery, you can't fight.liamlion wrote:Haye's two cancellations cost Fury two huge paydays and lost his career momentum. Haye wasnt apologetic at all and ridiculed Fury about not wanting to give him a payday.
Yes. Just.Rexob wrote:The Insider wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:1. Fury-Haye sells itself.
2. It'll be a hell of a lot more exciting than last night.
3. Haye would be a VERY live underdog.
Id have Haye starting as favorite.
Fury has just well beaten the super champion at heavyweight and you still have Haye as Favourite if they fight
Ha'way man, he was winding Fury up. Fury has done the same to him. That's life.liamlion wrote:Classless Haye. I truly hope he reaps what he's sowed...keithmoonhangover wrote:I like both boxers, so I have no side. Haye was the name, he gave Fury everything he asked for in the negotiations. Then he got cut and the fight was postponed. At which point Fury accused Haye of lying and faking the injury. Haye also lost out on a lot of money in training expenses and lost pay days. Six of one and half a dozen of the other. If you're injured, you can't fight. If your shoulder is giving you grief, you go to a doctor and he tell you to have surgery, you can't fight.liamlion wrote:Haye's two cancellations cost Fury two huge paydays and lost his career momentum. Haye wasnt apologetic at all and ridiculed Fury about not wanting to give him a payday.
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