I agree it is not good for the boxing industry long term, if it goes ahead we will see an influx of fights like this. This is just about money making.john welsh wrote:Or should it be cancelled..whats your opinions?
I think david haye is a money making disgrace IMO!
Should Haye vs Chisora go ahead?
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This website hasn't been completely negative in its coverage. The news part of it mostly has. The forum is part of the website and, as you can see, most people want it go go ahead.cockneygymrat wrote:Chambers, the daily mail readers actually voted 71% in favour of the fight happening. Even this website who have been completely negative in its coverage seem to be in favour of the fight.
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cockneygymrat
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I was referring to the articles side of things.dondada wrote:This website hasn't been completely negative in its coverage. The news part of it mostly has. The forum is part of the website and, as you can see, most people want it go go ahead.cockneygymrat wrote:Chambers, the daily mail readers actually voted 71% in favour of the fight happening. Even this website who have been completely negative in its coverage seem to be in favour of the fight.
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I don't think the majority of the public is in favour, anyway. Most boxing fans might be...maybe.MachoMan09 wrote:Just because the majority of the public are supportive of something doesn't make it the best option. The majority of people aren't well informed enough on things to produce an opinion of any worth.
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The majority of the public are people who dont pay out money anyway. Within the very large target market this fight is huge and money talks, it makes me laugh glen and barry on ringside saying the fight shouldnt be going ahead but grining and saying they sure are excited about watching it. That says it all; even they are happy to admit its wrong but they cant help but be drawn in.dondada wrote:I don't think the majority of the public is in favour, anyway. Most boxing fans might be...maybe.MachoMan09 wrote:Just because the majority of the public are supportive of something doesn't make it the best option. The majority of people aren't well informed enough on things to produce an opinion of any worth.
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It should be 'which has', cockle.cockneygymrat wrote:Even this website who have been completely negative in its coverage seem to be in favour of the fight.
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If it goes ahead I will watch it, if it doesn't I don't really mind or care because there is a lot more fights or fighters this year I am looking more forward to seeing.
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Haye seems so smug about the whole thing though,it`s no one people hate him.