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Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 04:24
by wadey
Personally my self I don't think he will.

I would like to see him shut his gob, and get back to the business of boxing. There are some good potential fights out there for him, which will be a decent work up to another crack at a Klit.

Chisora or Fury
Eddie Chambers
Chris Arreola
Adamek

I think his embarassed and hurt at the mo, and at a stage where he will regret it if he retires. So come on David get busy and give this country some decent fights to look forward to.

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 04:32
by Josh1111
I think he's only interested in getting back in the ring with one of the Klitchko's. I dont think he will fight one of the british guys.

Alot of people dont even go the distance with Wlad so its no disgrace losing on points to him.

He needs to fight another world ranked fighter, maybe Solis and then one final crack at the Klitchko's.

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 04:40
by jamesmcdonnell
wadey wrote:Personally my self I don't think he will.

I would like to see him shut his gob, and get back to the business of boxing. There are some good potential fights out there for him, which will be a decent work up to another crack at a Klit.

Chisora or Fury
Eddie Chambers
Chris Arreola
Adamek

I think his embarassed and hurt at the mo, and at a stage where he will regret it if he retires. So come on David get busy and give this country some decent fights to look forward to.
There is nowhere near enough money in any of those fights to interest haye.

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 05:07
by lefthook82
I think he might you know

No way do Klitsckos give him a fight with no options, and if he wants to be a mandatory he will have to fight 1 or 2 contenders. Would he want that?

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 05:43
by mkirkhope
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
wadey wrote:Personally my self I don't think he will.

I would like to see him shut his gob, and get back to the business of boxing. There are some good potential fights out there for him, which will be a decent work up to another crack at a Klit.

Chisora or Fury
Eddie Chambers
Chris Arreola
Adamek

I think his embarassed and hurt at the mo, and at a stage where he will regret it if he retires. So come on David get busy and give this country some decent fights to look forward to.
There is nowhere near enough money in any of those fights to interest haye.
I think the only way there COULD (long shot) be good money in one of them is Fury/Chisora. That would depend on those guys putting on a good show on 5 (and a decent audience) and also some people watching Haye fight one of them just to see Haye get beat by another British guy (after the anger from Sat night).

The casual public would have to be mugged again but given the muggings that have happened over the last few years, it may be possible for Sky to conduct another before the public gives up.

Obviously I'm not talking Wlad money - but enough to tempt Haye. I think he's now on record saying Klit or nothing though so I may be talking TOE-tal rubbish!!

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 11:47
by THE MESSIAH
Unless Vitali gives him a shot he wil retire.

He is like Hatton, not one to fight his way into contention, but he will get opportunities.

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 13:21
by Spiker
I hope he is not going to do a Naz special and retire without admiting it :KO:

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 13:49
by mkirkhope
Anyone seen Haye's twitter feed today? He seems to be posting tonnes of toe jokes about himself, saying he's gonna sell a toe-ster to rival the foreman grill etc. Strange.

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 14:45
by Finn
only haye and booth know weather it is worth him trying again, if he can start fighting as the aggressor again like he did a CW i think its worth him going for it.

Target Chambers, arreola, povetkin (definatley a fight that will get him props if he peforms), - 2 fights with good peformances will get him a title shot again. Forget putting the next fight on ppv and get the fans behind him again. He wanted to fight on bbc or itv before, they would snap him up now for a one off (like khan did).

Its not like he needs the money now, is he still looking at it as a business or does he want the glory?

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 14:49
by THE MESSIAH
The Dark Destroyer wrote:
THE MESSIAH wrote:Unless Vitali gives him a shot he wil retire.

He is like Hatton, not one to fight his way into contention, but he will get opportunities.
Aside the Mayweather fight what fight didn't he fight his way to?

Remember he dodged a host of fighters when offered them,Corley/Urkal/Cotto/Witter and went on a wbu reign of Men madness until the KT fight.

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 15:01
by Finn
THE MESSIAH wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote:
THE MESSIAH wrote:Unless Vitali gives him a shot he wil retire.

He is like Hatton, not one to fight his way into contention, but he will get opportunities.
Aside the Mayweather fight what fight didn't he fight his way to?

Remember he dodged a host of fighters when offered them,Corley/Urkal/Cotto/Witter and went on a wbu reign of Men madness until the KT fight.
oh the hatton ducked the mighty witter argument. :lol:

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 15:09
by THE MESSIAH
kingfinn wrote:
THE MESSIAH wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote: Aside the Mayweather fight what fight didn't he fight his way to?

Remember he dodged a host of fighters when offered them,Corley/Urkal/Cotto/Witter and went on a wbu reign of Men madness until the KT fight.
oh the hatton ducked the mighty witter argument. :lol:

And....................................you are back ON TOPIC!

Re: Will Haye Retire???

Posted: 05 Jul 2011, 15:36
by THE MESSIAH
Haye will retire, its too tough out there for him, unless Vitali gives him a shot just to knock him out.