Thread: Haye: If I lose to Enzo my career is over.

http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=12417

"My career hinges on this fight, but that's the sort of pressure I thrive on".

"Someone's going to get hurt, someone's going to get knocked out and it's not going to be me"

"My career is over if this fight doesn't go my way, but if you believe in your ability you shouldn't have to duck and dive".

Bit dramatic from Haye

Fair play to him though, he's the one taking all the risk.

I hope this fight lives up to all expectations, it will be a cracker if it does. Both of thier hardest fights to date, i cant bloody wait. I dont think Haye would be over, if its a very close fight.

Big Words from the Hayemaker...I fancy Enzo to drag him into the late rounds and just box his ass off for a well earned UD.

Let's be honest - Macc has fought Bobby gunn and his next opponent hadn't fought for 3 years prior... following that, Ezra Sellers was deemed too bad an opponent after being retired for 5 years.. then that mohammend azzouli (?)

Wheras Haye wacked undefeated no1 Fragomeni, undefeated Dane Lassi and then flattened Cruiser kingpin Mormeck in Paris.

Total mis-match.

Macc is out of there inside 3 rounds.

I doubt he really means it, he's been pushing the weight issue for a while now to have a ready made excuse if he loses, he'll probably just shake it off and go to heavy. Again, fair play to Haye for taking this fight, it looked dead in the water when he did something more fighters should do, listen to the fans and make it happen.