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Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 05:59
by SteveDow
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ce-1248029
Decent interview with Haye who talks about Fury, Price and fighting Vitali.
I pretty much agree with everything he says.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:06
by JLP
He doesn't say anything, Steve, what are you agreeing with?
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:09
by SteveDow
JLP wrote:He doesn't say anything, Steve, what are you agreeing with?
I'm agreeing with his assessment that Price stops Fury, I'm agreeing that it is pointless him fighting Fury or Price and I'm agreeing that Fury would lose to the MMA champion.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:16
by JLP
SteveDow wrote:JLP wrote:He doesn't say anything, Steve, what are you agreeing with?
I'm agreeing with his assessment that Price stops Fury, I'm agreeing that it is pointless him fighting Fury or Price and I'm agreeing that Fury would lose to the MMA champion.
Okay. The first bit is an opinion based on him watching Fury once, or so he says. The last bit is obvious. The middle bit is interesting but not because he mentioned it, but because you mentioned it. Why is it
pointless for him to fight Fury or Price? He fought Chisora and made a fortune from it. Chisora is not as good as Fury or Price.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:31
by mickey1975
So basically the king of self promotion got nearly a full page in the Manchester Evening News to publicise his signing day on Saturday?
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:33
by JLP
mickey1975 wrote:So basically the king of self promotion got nearly a full page in the Manchester Evening News to publicise his signing day on Saturday?
Exactly.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:41
by SteveDow
JLP wrote:SteveDow wrote:JLP wrote:He doesn't say anything, Steve, what are you agreeing with?
I'm agreeing with his assessment that Price stops Fury, I'm agreeing that it is pointless him fighting Fury or Price and I'm agreeing that Fury would lose to the MMA champion.
Okay. The first bit is an opinion based on him watching Fury once, or so he says. The last bit is obvious. The middle bit is interesting but not because he mentioned it, but because you mentioned it. Why is it
pointless for him to fight Fury or Price? He fought Chisora and made a fortune from it. Chisora is not as good as Fury or Price.
It's pointless because he wants to challenge for a world title and neither Fury or Price have one. The comparison with Chisora is a poor one as everyone knows the only reason that fight was made was because of the brawl. Haye would never have fought Chisora otherwise.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:52
by JLP
I get that he thinks (or claims for now that) a fight with Fury or Price is pointless. I'm not addressing his assertions. I'm trying to understand why you think it's pointless. Do you think it's pointless because Haye thinks it's pointless or do you have a broader explanation?
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 06:57
by SteveDow
JLP wrote:I get that he thinks (or claims for now that) a fight with Fury or Price is pointless. I'm not addressing his assertions. I'm trying to understand why you think it's pointless. Do you think it's pointless because Haye thinks it's pointless or do you have a broader explanation?
Do you enjoy trying to patronise people? Every one of your posts seems to exude an air of superiority which is massively misplaced given that most of what you say is actually not very intelligent.
I think it's pointless because Haye is at world level. Fury and Price are not at world level and as such fighting one of them would be a big step down at this stage of his career. If either of them wins a world title then the fight would be worth making but until that happens it's a pointless fight.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 07:10
by JLP
SteveDow wrote:JLP wrote:I get that he thinks (or claims for now that) a fight with Fury or Price is pointless. I'm not addressing his assertions. I'm trying to understand why you think it's pointless. Do you think it's pointless because Haye thinks it's pointless or do you have a broader explanation?
Do you enjoy trying to patronise people? Every one of your posts seems to exude an air of superiority which is massively misplaced given that most of what you say is actually not very intelligent.
I think it's pointless because Haye is at world level. Fury and Price are not at world level and as such fighting one of them would be a big step down at this stage of his career. If either of them wins a world title then the fight would be worth making but until that happens it's a pointless fight.
I'm not trying to patronise at all. I'm just confused. Only a few days back you said that if you were Haye you'd like a fight with Fury if the Vitali fight couldn't be made. I'm simply wondering why you've changed your mind?
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 07:14
by SteveDow
I said it would be an easy nights work for Haye if he wanted the fight as a keep busy fight but I agree with Haye that other than that it would be a pointless fight to make as it would not gain Haye any extra respect, wouldn't win him a world title and wouldn't put him any nearer to a fight with Vitali.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 07:26
by JLP
SteveDow wrote:I said it would be an easy nights work for Haye if he wanted the fight as a keep busy fight but I agree with Haye that other than that it would be a pointless fight to make as it would not gain Haye any extra respect, wouldn't win him a world title and wouldn't put him any nearer to a fight with Vitali.
We'll have to agree to disagree as I think it would gain him extra respect if he was more active and was prepared to fight guys who are knocking on the door. Waiting for a chance to mug an old man with bulging pockets doesn't particularly earn my respect.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 08:10
by macaca
I do not agree that fighting Price and Fury would be a big step down if he beat both of them which would be some task and very risky. If either of them beat him, more especially if both did, that would be the end of the Haye money gravy train. If however he beat them both with the KKB nearing retirement SHOULD David want to comtinue and get the HW belt back he would be in the total driving seat.
There are 2 routes for him, this I just mentioned and for me right now with all the press, celebrity status shit Haye has going on the second which is what he is doing. Keeping busy and fit, waiting for a crack at Vitali, hopefully winning then he is the boss and can start cherry picking fighters and would get even more massive paydays with Fury, Price etc etc.... I don't think David is doing anything wrong in his career at the moment in all honesty like him or loathe him. Well that's my 2 cents off my chest!!
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 09:51
by dbf
JLP wrote:SteveDow wrote:I said it would be an easy nights work for Haye if he wanted the fight as a keep busy fight but I agree with Haye that other than that it would be a pointless fight to make as it would not gain Haye any extra respect, wouldn't win him a world title and wouldn't put him any nearer to a fight with Vitali.
We'll have to agree to disagree as I think it would gain him extra respect if he was more active and was prepared to fight guys who are knocking on the door. Waiting for a chance to mug an old man with bulging pockets doesn't particularly earn my respect.
Wonder how Haye would react if Tyson Fury met him on an escalator at lets say a martial arts expo and challenged him to a fight.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 10:13
by Crazyboy
JLP wrote:SteveDow wrote:I said it would be an easy nights work for Haye if he wanted the fight as a keep busy fight but I agree with Haye that other than that it would be a pointless fight to make as it would not gain Haye any extra respect, wouldn't win him a world title and wouldn't put him any nearer to a fight with Vitali.
We'll have to agree to disagree as I think it would gain him extra respect if he was more active and was prepared to fight guys who are knocking on the door. Waiting for a chance to mug an old man with bulging pockets doesn't particularly earn my respect.
Catch 22 here for me, i sort of agree with both, i believe him to be levels above both Price and Fury but i also agree he is like a vulture circling waiting to pounce on Vitali K.
On the whole though i would rather see him fight VK because thats where the tougher fight lies, i think he would be too much for the others i'm afraid.
What do others think?
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 10:45
by jessi
I believe haye wont fight price as there good friends
I believe haye WILL fight fury if the money's right ! ( easy money for haye )
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 11:41
by black panther
JLP wrote: Why is it pointless for him to fight Fury or Price? He fought Chisora and made a fortune from it. Chisora is not as good as Fury or Price.
You answered your own question there. If the price was right he would fight them. Otherwise it's too high a risk no reward.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 11:46
by JLP
black panther wrote:JLP wrote: Why is it pointless for him to fight Fury or Price? He fought Chisora and made a fortune from it. Chisora is not as good as Fury or Price.
You answered your own question there. If the price was right he would fight them. Otherwise it's too high a risk no reward.
I don't think I'm putting myself across right. Sorry.
What I'm trying to say is that I don't give a toss about David Haye and what he thinks is pointless. I'm looking at this from a purely selfish point of view.
I don't think it's pointless for Haye to fight Price and Fury. I would be more interested in those two matches than I was in the one against Chisora. Do you know what I mean?
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 13:38
by Horse
JLP wrote:I don't think I'm putting myself across right. Sorry.
What I'm trying to say is that I don't give a toss about David Haye and what he thinks is pointless. I'm looking at this from a purely selfish point of view. I don't think it's pointless for Haye to fight Price and Fury. I would be more interested in those two matches than I was in the one against Chisora. Do you know what I mean?
I agree.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 15:18
by hurlock
Haye has sold his arse off everyway possible & tries to bargain even shares off k1 promotions because he has a bit off fame & brings an audience & works his nuts off hyping fights.
Haye is not interested in competing with your prices & other young heavies like povetkin, he has made that clear.
He wants megabucks to box or he simply won't bother.he has helped kill the division IMO
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 17:00
by Final round
hurlock wrote:Haye has helped kill the division IMO
You're stretching it a bit there Hurlock, surely it's the fighters that populate the division that dictates whether it's in a healthy state or not. How has Haye killed the division, his HW CV is no poorer in quality than anyone elses of this generation for the number of fights he's had imo and now he's just shouting as loudly as possible that he wants to fight the champ, hoping that it will get him another big money chance for the title. It's up to Vitali who he fights not Haye.
Re: Haye interview on Price, Fury and Vitali
Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 17:24
by Final round
Actually apparently he did kill Sky PPV (or so we thought until Eddie pleaded poverty)