Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 03:43
i wonder If hes done a deal with don king
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Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 04:23
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 06:25
Winner of Chagaev vs Oquendo? Can get his old WBA title then and I feel an easy enough fight if he is serious about his return.
At pushing 34 and for someone who has said he'd retire at 31 I think he's got to comeback at a high level.
I think the only way Fury will fight Haye is for a title. I don't want to see Chisora vs Haye 2, it is all about level's. Haye is a level above Chisora.
At pushing 34 and for someone who has said he'd retire at 31 I think he's got to comeback at a high level.
I think the only way Fury will fight Haye is for a title. I don't want to see Chisora vs Haye 2, it is all about level's. Haye is a level above Chisora.
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 06:33
Why are people talking about this bull chitter again ?
Because of the cost and what he's caused the fans , they boo him at every event now when he announced at one
Because of the cost and what he's caused the fans , they boo him at every event now when he announced at one
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 10:52
So what ur saying is you bought 4 tickets and two rooms im assuming not all for yourself and got skanked on the rooms and insurance. Did haye book the rooms and not read the insurance / mis sell the insurance to you? I assuming as you said you couldn't afford to lose the money you weren't treating 3 friends to hotel rooms and tickets at your expense. So again how did it cost you £125 which increased to £163?mimmy123 wrote:
OK Finn you knobber, calling me a liar when you know eff all.
I booked 4 tickets for the Haye v Charr fight. I also booked 2 hotel rooms travelodge Sports city, Manc. I lost £12.50 booking fee for each ticket. (obviously got the ticket price back, think the tickets were £75 each)
I booked 2 Travelodge rooms at £55 per room, plus I paid £1-50 X 2 cancellation insurance. The insurance did not tell me that the cancellation insurance did not cover cancellations. so I lost £110, plus £3.
So actually total loss for the Haye v Charr fight was £163
I booked tickets for the Haye v Fury fight, I paid £250 as I bought 2 tickets at £125 per ticket plus the booking fee, however Eventim gave back all ticket money plus fees on this occasion.
Now Finn, sod off.
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 11:13
Steady on chaps. Where is your parliamentary procedure?
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 11:16
I like Haye as a fighter and would like to see him come back but I don't think I'd book to watch him live again.
I've been lucky in that he's never pulled out of a fight I bought tickets for but he is highly unreliable having now pulled out of fights with Wlad, Charr and Fury twice leaving fans out of pocket (sometimes by significant amounts).
I've been lucky in that he's never pulled out of a fight I bought tickets for but he is highly unreliable having now pulled out of fights with Wlad, Charr and Fury twice leaving fans out of pocket (sometimes by significant amounts).
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 14:12
I'd rather watch Finn v Mimmey than another David Haye fight........
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 14:20
Loftgroov wrote:I'd rather watch Finn v Mimmey than another David Haye fight........
Mimmy was almost a pro from Donny. Could have been a contender. However I stand behind my son who was a boxer in the army and is quite a bit bigger than me. So I can use my mouth with a little confidence and at my age better than throwing a punch, with my rota cuff and arthritis ill let the young ens do the slinging for me!
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 14:35
I bought a ticket for Haye-Fury and got my money back, minus the booking fee. Haye got injured, sh1t happens. I got a refund, lost out on the booking fee, but it's no big deal. If Haye fights again, then I'll buy a ticket based on the level of opponent.
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 14:36
please not
Re: David Haye To Return To Boxing
Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 14:49
mimmy123 wrote:Loftgroov wrote:I'd rather watch Finn v Mimmey than another David Haye fight........
Mimmy was almost a pro from Donny. Could have been a contender. However I stand behind my son who was a boxer in the army and is quite a bit bigger than me. So I can use my mouth with a little confidence and at my age better than throwing a punch, with my rota cuff and arthritis ill let the young ens do the slinging for me!
Im assuming you are talking about someone else and not talking about yourself in the 3rd person.