Re: Minto's promoter hints at Haye bout
Posted: 07 Jul 2008, 10:44
He's most likely shot too and doesn't back up all the talk Haye's doing too.
How on earth a Calzaghe fan has the cheek to criticise Hayes opponents, whilst BIGGING up JC's opponents is beyond me (Only you could come out with this shit Max)Max Molyneux wrote:He's most likely shot too and doesn't back up all the talk Haye's doing too.
Max Molyneux wrote:He's most likely shot too and doesn't back up all the talk Haye's doing too.
I don't big up JC's opponents you stupid liar, I never disagree when people bring up he has had soft opponents. Read my posts or don't bother you mong.Chambers2 wrote:How on earth a Calzaghe fan has the cheek to criticise Hayes opponents, whilst BIGGING up JC's opponents is beyond me (Only you could come out with this shit Max)Max Molyneux wrote:He's most likely shot too and doesn't back up all the talk Haye's doing too.
It's his second fight at the weight and if this is true he's taking on a well-ranked BIG punching dangerous ex-Champ
Yeah at a charity event which Klitschko just smiled off and said he needs to get In line which was right since he needs to show he's good enough at HW, he's an excellent cruiser and I want him to win at HW, just hard to take to shit talking and fighting Maskaev won't back up that shit talking.He offered WladK out to his face....whats he supposed to do???, give me 3 opponents who are available for Haye to fight better than Maskaev.
The Samil Sam win was nearly 3 years ago and the Rahman one was 2 years ago though, look at the big Inactivity he's had due to politics and Injuries. He's chinny too which should be made for Haye.MightyWarrior wrote:So it might be Maskaev then? That's a very ambitious fight for a heavyweight novice, full credit to Haye for backing up his threats to go in at the deep end.
The Russian might be seen as vunerable, but he was recently good enough to beat top boys like Sam and Rahman, and no shame losing to the hard punching Sam Peters.
He's crafty enough to make things very interesting, and definitely carries the punch to put Haye's lights out, if he puts a foot wrong.
Excellent fight.
The differenece being Calzaghe was a champion at the weight for nigh on a decade and was still fighting people below the calibre of Maskaev (Bika, Salem, Mger, Manfredo, Ashira) this is Hayes SECOND fight at the weight and he's taking on a dangerous puncher!! I've never read you say that you wanted Calzaghe to take the Pavlik fight, you just seem to write that it's a mismatch (it's clearly not) and that JC would school him.Max Molyneux wrote:I don't big up JC's opponents you stupid liar, I never disagree when people bring up he has had soft opponents. Read my posts or don't bother you mong.Chambers2 wrote:How on earth a Calzaghe fan has the cheek to criticise Hayes opponents, whilst BIGGING up JC's opponents is beyond me (Only you could come out with this shit Max)Max Molyneux wrote:He's most likely shot too and doesn't back up all the talk Haye's doing too.
It's his second fight at the weight and if this is true he's taking on a well-ranked BIG punching dangerous ex-Champ
I am not happy he's fighting Jones Jr either, I wanted him to school Pavlik since he would easily and Pavlik Is overhyped as a tough opponent for him.
At least Calzaghe has proven himself as the best fighter, Pacman got his p4p 1 on shot Mexicans.
Calzaghe fought loads of former champs too and yet most of you called them shot or past it but It's ok when It's someone else and then you have double standards.
Inactivity isn't a big problem with heavyweights, most of them fight once a year when they hit the top anyway. And 2 years at heavyweight is not a long time ago at all.Max Molyneux wrote: The Samil Sam win was nearly 3 years ago and the Rahman one was 2 years ago though, look at the big Inactivity he's had due to politics and Injuries. He's chinny too which should be made for Haye.
Sam Peter Isn't very good either, a prime Oleg would of done better.