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who wins?

Haye easy.

Was that the crowd sighing as he stated it was Briggs next?

I really dont want to watch this fight, but its like booze I cant it let go and would rather suffer another headache the following morning. I honestly dont give a flying shite. Infact I would rather put my cock in a mincing grinder and sing frigging in the rigging while fingering a crack whore from Philly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxewbOg0nqw

and so it begins...

Briggs talked his way into his last major payday. That's all he's been wanting these last few years. He'll go down without much of a fuss.

wesshaw1985 wrote:who wins?

who cares?

We all lose!

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:who wins?

who cares?

you and I both will be watching when the fight happens, no matter how ridiculous the fight is...

wesshaw1985 wrote:

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:who wins?

who cares?

you and I both will be watching when the fight happens, no matter how ridiculous the fight is...

gilgamesh wrote:Briggs talked his way into his last major payday. That's all he's been wanting these last few years. He'll go down without much of a fuss.

Which is funny, when in my opinion that's exactly what Haye is doing

Briggs will fold at the earliest opportunity.

wesshaw1985 wrote:

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:who wins?

who cares?

you and I both will be watching when the fight happens, no matter how ridiculous the fight is...

suppose so

Twinkle Toes wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:Briggs talked his way into his last major payday. That's all he's been wanting these last few years. He'll go down without much of a fuss.

Which is funny, when in my opinion that's exactly what Haye is doing

Yeah if they make this a UK PPV, Haye might be content to just ride off into the sunset having swindled people out of money, and skip the whole faking injuries thing when Fury and Joshua get talked about as future opponents.

very silly matchup.

but its on dave...its supposed to be comedy

gilgamesh wrote:

Twinkle Toes wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:Briggs talked his way into his last major payday. That's all he's been wanting these last few years. He'll go down without much of a fuss.

Which is funny, when in my opinion that's exactly what Haye is doing

Yeah if they make this a UK PPV, Haye might be content to just ride off into the sunset having swindled people out of money, and skip the whole faking injuries thing when Fury and Joshua get talked about as future opponents.

Fury wont give Haye a payday now, he doesn't need him. After Klit he has Joshua and Wilder to make big money from.
Haye will be hoping to go down the AJ route, beat Briggs in September, another knockover in January (maybe and IBF ranked guy) then onto Joshua around this time next year at Wembley. That's how I see Haye planning it...

wesshaw1985 wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Twinkle Toes wrote:
Which is funny, when in my opinion that's exactly what Haye is doing

Yeah if they make this a UK PPV, Haye might be content to just ride off into the sunset having swindled people out of money, and skip the whole faking injuries thing when Fury and Joshua get talked about as future opponents.

Fury wont give Haye a payday now, he doesn't need him. After Klit he has Joshua and Wilder to make big money from.
Haye will be hoping to go down the AJ route, beat Briggs in September, another knockover in January (maybe and IBF ranked guy) then onto Joshua around this time next year at Wembley. That's how I see Haye planning it...

Yeah but Joshua will have his mandatory first (Parker), i'd be surprised if they agreed to take Haye on as a voluntary, hopefully they make Haye fight a few names first, Dillian Whyte would be ideal. Given the quality of mismatchroom cards at the moment, I'd be surprised if they put Haye in straightaway with Joshua, also with his track record of shafting Sky Box Office (Wlad, and Fury x 2), needs to prove himself as reliable first.

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
Yeah if they make this a UK PPV, Haye might be content to just ride off into the sunset having swindled people out of money, and skip the whole faking injuries thing when Fury and Joshua get talked about as future opponents.

Fury wont give Haye a payday now, he doesn't need him. After Klit he has Joshua and Wilder to make big money from.
Haye will be hoping to go down the AJ route, beat Briggs in September, another knockover in January (maybe and IBF ranked guy) then onto Joshua around this time next year at Wembley. That's how I see Haye planning it...

Yeah but Joshua will have his mandatory first (Parker), i'd be surprised if they agreed to take Haye on as a voluntary, hopefully they make Haye fight a few names first, Dillian Whyte would be ideal. Given the quality of mismatchroom cards at the moment, I'd be surprised if they put Haye in straightaway with Joshua, also with his track record of shafting Sky Box Office (Wlad, and Fury x 2), needs to prove himself as reliable first.

I'm not sure theyd kill off one of Whyte and Haye by matching them together. 2 very good pay days for Joshua there.
I think AJ will finish out this year facing US bums then face Parker early in 2017 i imagine leading to Haye in the summer...

wesshaw1985 wrote:

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

wesshaw1985 wrote:who wins?

who cares?

you and I both will be watching when the fight happens, no matter how ridiculous the fight is...

I certainly won't, just as I didn't watch tonight's dreadful mismatch.

A fight with Briggs would be laughable....he's 44, hasn't beaten a top 50 opponent in nearly 10 years, and was on the end of a horrible beating the last time he faced a good opponent, which of course was several years ago.

Let's Go Champ!

Says it all that pic!

Haye should be getting Stiverne to get his WBC ranking.

Wilder should be his target the WBC title gives him more baragaining power in Joshua unification talks too.

Pointless fight for Haye.

It might raise his profile & fill the O2 again, but it won't tell us if he's ready to step up.

I thought Haye had bigger fish to fry these days?

my take on it.......

Haye might well be too much for Briggs. But Briggs wont fold without throwing leather, which is what Hayes previous opponents have done. Shannon will go out on his shield, and if he catches haye.........it could be all over.....dont ever forget the LLonga Mock moment!!.....he was a LH.

'i dont need no ticket..........im the champ'

#letsgochamp

Syntax Error wrote:Pointless fight for Haye.

It might raise his profile & fill the O2 again, but it won't tell us if he's ready to step up.

I thought Haye had bigger fish to fry these days?

Perfect fight for Haye to con the boxing fans and make out its going to be a brilliant fight. Is Haye actually interested in a world title fight or more interested in conning people out of money and building his bank balance? I think Haye is doing just that. A huge payday against Briggs and a quick excit run to retirement, or fake injury to get into retirement.

Briggs, the opponent you all dreaded as Haye's next opponent - before Gjergjaj was announced. As Haye's next opponent.

I didn't know Gjergjaj was coming from Switzerland, not a strong country for boxing. I had assumed he was Polish and expected a basic level of competence.

Weak stuff when Briggs is a step up.

Haye may get a championship fight on the publicity alone but can he actually compete in a big fight?