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Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 09 Nov 2009, 20:22
by Boxingmad
Boxingmad wrote:Was there a clause in the contract for a rematch with The Ugly One or does Haye move straight on to the mandatory with Ruiz?
I was being a bit rude there. Sorry.

Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 10 Nov 2009, 07:17
by DG.
Boxingmad wrote:
Boxingmad wrote:Was there a clause in the contract for a rematch with The Ugly One or does Haye move straight on to the mandatory with Ruiz?
I was being a bit rude there. Sorry.
:TU:

Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 10 Nov 2009, 08:31
by jamesmcdonnell
Judging by Valuevs lethargic performnce, and his body language at the end I don't think he will even ask for a rematch.

Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 10 Nov 2009, 08:35
by stujones
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Judging by Valuevs lethargic performnce, and his body language at the end I don't think he will even ask for a rematch.
Valuev is always like that, he was against Chagaev at the end also. No protest, no bitterest, no demanding of a rematch. He didn't seem to care if he got the decision or not against Holyfield.

He's made a lot of money, his skills have improved over the years, and he was a credible world champion. However, there are times I do wonder if he ever wanted to be a fighter or has just been "forced" to fight cause he is a big lump.

Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 10 Nov 2009, 08:47
by jamesmcdonnell
stujones wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Judging by Valuevs lethargic performnce, and his body language at the end I don't think he will even ask for a rematch.
Valuev is always like that, he was against Chagaev at the end also. No protest, no bitterest, no demanding of a rematch. He didn't seem to care if he got the decision or not against Holyfield.

He's made a lot of money, his skills have improved over the years, and he was a credible world champion. However, there are times I do wonder if he ever wanted to be a fighter or has just been "forced" to fight cause he is a big lump.
Well having read interviews, it would seem he never had any real desire to go into sport at all, it was just as consequence of his size - he was always courted by coaches from various sports.

If that is true, it makes his story all the more remarkable.

Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 06:47
by Autobarn
valuev doesn't want it, doesn't want anymore small, fast, pesky opponents. doesn't want haye rematch. wants bigger opponents, physically.

http://www.BS.com/?m=show&id=23386

Re: Valuev rematch

Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 14:42
by hurlock
be lovelly for haye,it must be his easiest nights work ever.

it would have to be billed goliath v david :lol: