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should he be injured again?

I'm still trying to figure what the subject title means.

And is the actual post a rhetorical question?

No David Haye is injured again probably

Should he be? He probably is?

Help us out here.

I think I'll wait for a more substantial source than un named ones.

Rumours he is injured

Wouldlnt surprise me

Stick a fork in Haye, he's done, his body can't take it

Sore toe?

It wouldn’t surprise me if he was injured. I’m a haye fan, well was when he was on top not really his comeback, but he’s too injury prone for the sport and training now. It’s a shame cos he’s one heck of a specimen but too fragile for an 8 week training camp or whatever he does. Boxing can’t cope with injuries as it leads to cancelled events and you end up having to take fights when not 100% fit to try and stay reliable to opponents and promoters

Plus I can’t deal with Bellew and his fans claiming another heroic win that is realistically decided on injury

Of course Haye is injured...but won't pull out, he likes the money too much to care about paying fans

stellar wrote: ↑11 Nov 2017, 18:20 should he be injured again?

It wouldn't surprise anybody, of that, I am certain.

Haye gets injured while adjusting the climate control settings on his Range Rover Sport these days!

Eddie Hearn, coupled with Sky Sports, have dismissed these rumours as being untrue.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑13 Nov 2017, 04:25 Eddie Hearn, coupled with Sky Sports, have dismissed these rumours as being untrue.

Or they could have said,yes he is injured and those of you who are going to buy tickets or the PPV shouldn't bother as you're wasting your money

bigjack wrote: ↑13 Nov 2017, 08:44

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑13 Nov 2017, 04:25 Eddie Hearn, coupled with Sky Sports, have dismissed these rumours as being untrue.

Or they could have said,yes he is injured and those of you who are going to buy tickets or the PPV shouldn't bother as you're wasting your money

There’s really no point in being cynical about the honesty of Eddie Hearn and Sky Sports in relation to this matter, when they have a proven track record of cancelling PPV events whenever one of the headline combatants are injured.

If David Haye’s team are lying (in the same way that Manny Pacquiao did prior to the Mayweather fight), since they’re the people that are actually denying these rumours, then the blame is on them, not Eddie Hearn or Sky Sports.

bigjack wrote: ↑13 Nov 2017, 08:44

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑13 Nov 2017, 04:25 Eddie Hearn, coupled with Sky Sports, have dismissed these rumours as being untrue.

Or they could have said,yes he is injured and those of you who are going to buy tickets or the PPV shouldn't bother as you're wasting your money

True enough, didn't hearn and sky sports deny he was injured for the first one?

'should he be'



this is the least interesting fight of the year

hahahahah old man

Strong chance he is injured, but don’t rule out the hayemaker playing games in this situation