Evander Holyfield may be too tough of a fight for him........seriously
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Evander Holyfield may be too tough of a fight for him........seriously
You could even catch a Liverpool game. 2 birds 1 stone.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
....If that was to happen there would be no safe place for Lefty. I may fly over to Liverpool to taunt him in person if that happened ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bcollins
Sounds like a plan! And with the way this guy does negotiations I can start saving now and have money to burn by the time the actual fight happens.
....i was present for this interview, and the guy transcribed most of this stuff wrong. What haye actually said was.......blah blah blah blah blah, and he really wanted to let everyone know blah blah blah blah blah. And as far as the klits and the rest of the heavyweights all he had to say was blah blah blah blah and ended with blah. This interviewer got it close though. Just wanted to point out some small mistakes.
Mar, you crack me up. I keep trying to add to your rep, but it says I gotta give it to some other shitheads first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mar
I have to thank you for being such a gifted translator. I was beginning to think that this article had some substance to it! WHAT A FOOL, I was!!!
David Haye has all eyes on him. What more could he ask for.
I really am hoping that it is not Harrison. It would be a real step backwards for Haye. I was kind of hoping he was holding out to see if Adamek beat Grant then (if he did) took him on in november then after that fought both Klits next year starting with Vitali who I think he would beat now as I've watched both Vitali's last 2 fights and in both it was hard to believe that it was the same man that caused Lennox all those problems. I feel Vitali is ready for the taking and I think Haye can take Wlad too.
I'm not sure he'd beat Wlad, but I think he has a very good chance of beating Vitali. He'd probably beat Adamek too, but that would be a fun fight to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Holyfield is scheduled to fight Sherman Williams November 5th
Looks like it will be Audley Harrison (or at least NOT Holyfield) unless we are to wait until the summer for a fight, I wouldn't be shocked either way though.
CFH I don't get your view of the situation....NO WAY does Wlad lose to this punk, Vitali may be older and a little slower than he used to be but he's still effective enough to beat anyone (other than Wlad), and as for Adamek, I think he's already proven more at heavyweight than the current WBA title holder...that's a HUGE risk to take when it's The Klitschko's that are the big money fights.
i used to have a;ot of time for haye buts he's turned into a trash talking coward.......he's twice pulled out of signed fights with the klits.......and now audley???? haye said he's only goner fight top guys..audley?????.....he's doing the mayweather tactic, waiting for one of the klits to get clocked then he'll fight them....audley???........i mean vitalis nearly 40 so hes due to be passed it anytime soon........you just go fight that world class idiot audley david to see which one of you will unify the world idiot title
Would you give Haye credit if he did take on Adamek then Lyle??Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I don't think that the fight with Audley will happen, both Booth and Haye have said they don't want to fight Audley, and Booth seems to keep bringing Adameks name up without the interviewers even mentioning it. I may be way off the mark here but that is the fight I'd like to see Haye in before a Klit fight. Adamek is IMO tailor made for Haye, he is slower, doesn't hit as hard and most importantly is making noise at HW, something that the likes of Audley and co are not doing. Haye can really put his name out there if he beats Adamek and if he loses then we have another decent name at HW and boxing benefits.
Yes, I'd give the guy full credit for fighting Adamek.....providing Adamek keeps showing well, he has to get through Michael Grant and while it's hard to say that without laughing right now the idea of Tomaz Adamek, the guy who got beaten up by Chad Dawson at 175 just got finished beating up Cris Arreola at heavyweight is still sinking in.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
As for what Chicken Little and his manager/trainer say about wanting Adamek....didn't they not too long ago say "We want a Klitschko"? Adamek is a smoke screen, they are floating the name out there, maybe they'll even have "talks" but in the end they'll b*tch about the location of the fight, the contract, or they'll cite some injury that Chicken Little suffered and eventually the Harrison fight or one like it will happen. I'm going to explain this for everyone again.....the guy isn't what he seems, he's called out the best but he's made his name fighting the EASIEST competition he could to get a belt and I don't see it changing any time soon as even before Chicken Little won that belt the recent holders of the WBA title haven't really challenged themselves. When you compare who has fought for the WBA title and who has fought for the other titles there is a HUGE disparity of talent.
David Haye is the prime example of why we need 1 title per division.
Only in this era of 4-5 champs per division can one become a "champion" without taking on the real legitimate champ.
And people wonder why MMA is now more popular in the USA mainstream wise is because of shit like this.
There's about 70 odd prime examples.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
17 divisons, 70+ champions and only 4 or 5 can lay claim to being the actual "man."
Such a mint interview for so many reasons.