This is a different case though.topper123 wrote:No way is Macca a chicken, the dispute is between Warren and Haye's people, looking at it Warren wants options on Haye in case he wins. Which is pretty standard when someone is the challenger to a title.
As I understand,Haye wanted the fight without any title on the line.Presumably so he could retain his number 1 ranking for the genuine world title which he currently has.
To me,this shows that Fwank was'nt as confident about his man winning as he was letting on.
If this fight is a foregone conclusion,as he has been rambling on about for the past few months,then surely it makes no difference in getting options on Haye?
Add the fact Enzo is probably the least most deserving "world champion" around in the sport today,I can't see how Fwank should demand any options on Haye.
Haye has bigger things on the horizon anyway.I say good luck to him,he wants to do it the right way IMO.