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everybody is willing to fight haye, now they know what a clown he is.

i always thought vitali would of been the better fight for haye. vitali will come forward and haye will have his chance to counterpunch

Haye will smash Vitali to bits, he'll obliterate him!

Chambers2 wrote:Haye will smash Vitali to bits, he'll obliterate him!

If Haye is unwilling to pursue this fight for any reason (including not getting a big enough share of the pot) he should retire.

Chambers2 wrote:Haye will smash Vitali to bits, he'll obliterate him!

Make him cry and wee himself!!!

Glyn Leach wrote:

Chambers2 wrote:Haye will smash Vitali to bits, he'll obliterate him!

Make him cry and wee himself!!!

Yeah that's the one

All Hail!

Haye may as well go for vitali.
Get himself a good trainer with a real gameplan and go out on his shield.
Will this happen ......... No.

No reason why this fight cant happen. Haye needs to swallow some pride and fight for alot less though as he has no belts to bargain with

I think that no matter the outcome I'd still want to watch them fight. I wanted to before the Wlad fight and still do now, a crack at redemption for Haye and a chance for Vitali to take revenge for all the insults, it still holds interest and Haye is always seen as having a punchers chance. I'd also expect a slight change of tactics from Haye, although i would never put money on Haye winning it's got to be more competetive than most fights out there after Adamek. And with Povetkin and Chagaev happening it would be the best run of heavyweight fights we will have seen in a while i rekon.

No, no no!!!

Why is Haye getting this shot....I cannot believe it.

MachoMan09 wrote:That the Klitschkos have come to London and are mentioning Haye, Chisora and Fury just goes to show how much of a cash cow the British public must be to them. They know the Brits are irrational and can easily be whipped into a frenzy of patriotic blindness like almost no other nation on earth. It must be almost impossible to resist the urge to cash in (again).

Well England is the only country in the world where WW2 is still a current event.....

LeedsLad wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote:That the Klitschkos have come to London and are mentioning Haye, Chisora and Fury just goes to show how much of a cash cow the British public must be to them. They know the Brits are irrational and can easily be whipped into a frenzy of patriotic blindness like almost no other nation on earth. It must be almost impossible to resist the urge to cash in (again).

Well England is the only country in the world where WW2 is still a current event.....

And so it should be, should never been forgotten ever.

boxingchat wrote:

LeedsLad wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote:That the Klitschkos have come to London and are mentioning Haye, Chisora and Fury just goes to show how much of a cash cow the British public must be to them. They know the Brits are irrational and can easily be whipped into a frenzy of patriotic blindness like almost no other nation on earth. It must be almost impossible to resist the urge to cash in (again).

Well England is the only country in the world where WW2 is still a current event.....

And so it should be, should never been forgotten ever.

I'm not saying for one minute that it should be forgotten.

But every time an Englishman comes up against a German (in this case it's slightly different I know) the old ''two world wars and one world cup'' chant comes around.

The main reason I support England in the world cup (apart from being English) is because I want people to stfu about 1966

I guess this could be made for December given that Vitali is fight Adamek in early-mid September. I wouldn't go over to Germany again to watch (I'd go if it was in the UK although this is very unlikely) but Haye would get my full support as it would still be a great event. Not sure how he could win though as he'd never stop Vitali.

MachoMan09 wrote:

boxingchat wrote:

LeedsLad wrote: Well England is the only country in the world where WW2 is still a current event.....

And so it should be, should never been forgotten ever.

How could we ever forget it, have you seen the output from 'Yesterday'? Anyone would think WW2 (along with the assassination of JFK) is the only thing that has ever happened in the 4.54 billion years Earth has existed.

That some cretins still see Germany as the enemy 66 yeas after the end of WWII and 22 years after the fall of the wall is "LeedsLad's" point and I agree with him.

Yep agreed. It's bordering on the ridiculous. Germany and Germans are nothing like people think.

I see Wladimir's not against a rematch either, I wonder what will make up his mind?

To be fair, the fight (either Wlad or Vitali against Haye) does still make sense for all parties.

For Haye, he wants to beat a Klitschko and regain a world title and he clearly will not make anywhere near as much money against anybody else.

For the Klitschko's they know that they will make more money than against any other fighter as well as knowing that they should both win comfortably should the fight occur.

At the end of the day, all three guys are coming towards the end of their careers and are looking to cash out as much as possible. It's not like the division is loaded with great fighters against whom they can enhance their respective legacies. On that basis, the logical choice of all is another fight between a Klitschko and Haye.

LeedsLad wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote:That the Klitschkos have come to London and are mentioning Haye, Chisora and Fury just goes to show how much of a cash cow the British public must be to them. They know the Brits are irrational and can easily be whipped into a frenzy of patriotic blindness like almost no other nation on earth. It must be almost impossible to resist the urge to cash in (again).

Well England is the only country in the world where WW2 is still a current event.....

Don't you realise if it wasn't for our ancestors' heroism you would have been posting on here as BerlinLad?

SteveDow wrote:To be fair, the fight (either Wlad or Vitali against Haye) does still make sense for all parties.

For Haye, he wants to beat a Klitschko and regain a world title and he clearly will not make anywhere near as much money against anybody else.

For the Klitschko's they know that they will make more money than against any other fighter as well as knowing that they should both win comfortably should the fight occur.

At the end of the day, all three guys are coming towards the end of their careers and are looking to cash out as much as possible. It's not like the division is loaded with great fighters against whom they can enhance their respective legacies. On that basis, the logical choice of all is another fight between a Klitschko and Haye.

Balderdash. Who is going to buy a PPV after Haye's pathetically flaccid performance, against the more reticent of the brothers? Only a damned fool.

There isn't half the money in this fight as there was last time.

I hope the fight doesn't happen. Why should Haye be rewarded for mugging off the british public.

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:

LeedsLad wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote:That the Klitschkos have come to London and are mentioning Haye, Chisora and Fury just goes to show how much of a cash cow the British public must be to them. They know the Brits are irrational and can easily be whipped into a frenzy of patriotic blindness like almost no other nation on earth. It must be almost impossible to resist the urge to cash in (again).

Well England is the only country in the world where WW2 is still a current event.....

Don't you realise if it wasn't for our ancestors' heroism you would have been posting on here as BerlinLad?

MachoMan09 wrote: How could we ever forget it, have you seen the output from 'Yesterday'? Anyone would think WW2 (along with the assassination of JFK) is the only thing that has ever happened in the 4.54 billion years Earth has existed.

That some cretins still see Germany as the enemy 66 yeas after the end of WWII and 22 years after the fall of the wall is "LeedsLad's" point and I agree with him.

Surely he wouldn't get, nor accept, this shot without having built his bubble back up with a "devastating" prep win?

Abbo wrote:Surely he wouldn't get, nor accept, this shot without having built his bubble back up with a "devastating" prep win?

He'd certainly accept it.

Vitali obviously is quite keen to knock seven bells of shite out of him, but I personally think they should just meet in a carpark somewhere, and do it for free.