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This is great News!

Top man, that's all I can say. At a time like this, when Blackwell's life has been turned upside down, this help, which seems to go beyond the merely financial could have a huge impact on the rest of his life. 100,000 in the right hands is enough to be life changing.

Well done to Haye and I'm chuffed for Blackwell.

Big up to David Haye,thats a very kind thing to do to someone you dont)(didnt) know

Haye is a very nice fella outside the ring and this is proof. It's not very often that us humans do something completely unselfish, but this is the perfect example.

Very nice to see and good to hear.

Also happy to see none of the bad things written here: http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=200899


Turned out to be true.


*and funny to read my own comment back.

asdfjkl wrote:Haye made a million I heard, with another few fights ahead of him, I would be highly surprised if he doesn't pay, for several reasons, I think the chance is higher that hewill pay double.

When he was on Celebrity he came across as a decent human being, and he has proved it with his caring nature towards Nick
Eubank on the other hand was exposed as the liar that he is.

Heartwarming stuff this, well done David Haye

Mad props to the Hayemaker

Nice one Hayemaker

I think he comes across as a true gent and hope he can make a few more quid for himself before he properly jacks it in .

Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Is it a charity contribution?

Counter-puncher wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Is it a charity contribution?

Yes, it wouldn't be a tax break as it's not being given to a charity, if it's to an individual, then it's taxable like all other income.

Counter-puncher wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Is it a charity contribution?

I would imagine so. If not, I stand corrected and it was a selfless act. I guess only the accountant can answer that. More details are needed

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Reggae can you fully support a boxer who doesn't look like you?

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

But? Regardless what ever it has to do with a Tax Break or Not, he's done a great thing!!!

Londonirish wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

But? Regardless what ever it has to do with a Tax Break or Not, he's done a great thing!!!

Yeah, I don't care what reasons Haye has for doing it, it's a good thing. He didn't have to do it, and there's other ways to avoid paying tax.

Occasionally, just occasionally people deserve a bit of credit. I'm the last in the queue to be handing it out to Haye, but he deserves some respect here.

ttornado wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Reggae can you fully support a boxer who doesn't look like you?

I have no idea what you're implicating. Neither Haye nor Blackwell 'look like me'?

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Is it a charity contribution?

Yes, it wouldn't be a tax break as it's not being given to a charity, if it's to an individual, then it's taxable like all other income.

You may well be right, and if so - well done. Devil's advocate says 'how much is the PR worth, and have we any proof the funds have been transferred?'

Sorry this business is so crooked I question everything.

Also it's 10% of ticket sales. What does that mean? I honestly think it's a PR move and there is some creative accountancy.

reggaereggae wrote:Also it's 10% of ticket sales. What does that mean? I honestly think it's a PR move and there is some creative accountancy.

Creative as in being fictional, in the realms of fantasy, old wives tale.

PR? Well, of course, its not like is was done in private.

Intuitively, if anyone really reckons that David Haye (who I like and am a fan of) really gave £100,000 to nick Blackwell from his bank account; I would suggest they get their head examined.

reggaereggae wrote:

ttornado wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.

Reggae can you fully support a boxer who doesn't look like you?

I have no idea what you're implicating. Neither Haye nor Blackwell 'look like me'?

but who do like more Eubank or The very humble

Well done DDH.

reggaereggae wrote:Intuitively, if anyone really reckons that David Haye (who I like and am a fan of) really gave £100,000 to nick Blackwell from his bank account; I would suggest they get their head examined.

I couldn't care less how he got the money, and more to the point, neither does Blackwell.