My interest in this fight is limited to seeing the less passive Vitali dish out a beating. There's no doubt in my mind who's winning it.
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My interest in this fight is limited to seeing the less passive Vitali dish out a beating. There's no doubt in my mind who's winning it.
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Originally Posted by erics44
I briefly thought you were the lone dissenter, until I saw the smiley face at the end.
;D
Sad, when even your own countrymen refuse to take you seriously anymore.
Haye...... please just ride off into the sunset.
Well i can only speak for myself but i would like to see Haye fight again.
Its not like there is a lot of interesting heavyweight fights coming anytime soon.
Man, soon were going to have to bare witness to the Wlad Mormeck. Ugh
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Originally Posted by ninjaspy3
i agree
doesnt matter how much chance haye has of winning the fight, at least it will generate more interest than any other HW fight by miles and miles
and there will be more chat between us lot
wlad and vitali could be fighting provetkin and helenius on the same night in the same ring and there would be less threads started on here than a vitali haye fight
Doesn't matter how aggressive Vitali is because Haye will be on his bicycle the entire fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Larryboy
I agree with this. Let's see Haye beat Arreola, Helenius, or the winner of Povetkin/Boswell. Earn the shot. His last performance didn't earn him a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
....Let him stay retiredQuote:
Originally Posted by RantcatratI agree with this. Let's see Haye beat Arreola, Helenius, or the winner of Povetkin/Boswell. Earn the shot. His last performance didn't earn him a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
In a fair world that would happenQuote:
Originally Posted by RantcatratI agree with this. Let's see Haye beat Arreola, Helenius, or the winner of Povetkin/Boswell. Earn the shot. His last performance didn't earn him a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
He doesnt need to tho, he is still a bigger draw than all four of them, together, on the same night
Haye is contemplating getting knocked out is what he's going, he should stay retired after his last performance.
Haye should stick to his plan of becoming an actor.. He'd be better off with that rather than pretending to be a boxer.
Come on mate, he's no Vinny Jones is he? I don't see Haye getting much of an acting career, but he's got enough money that he doesn't really have to do it for that I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
The problem is about who else is around in the heavyweight's to reinvigorate the division?
Most definitely not. Haye doesn't even qualify to be Jones' fluffer.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunCome on mate, he's no Vinny Jones is he? I don't see Haye getting much of an acting career, but he's got enough money that he doesn't really have to do it for that I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
The problem is about who else is around in the heavyweight's to reinvigorate the division?
Im not ready to call him a Klitschko killer, but, I have high hopes for Hardcore Amir Mansour..
No doubts Haye will be a better actor than a boxer...I mean he couldn't possibly be worse could he?
As for Mansour we'll see, he's certainly started to talk like Haye...that hasn't worked out well for anyone else that's done it.
Is there anybody who really thought that Haye was really retired? 32 years old, craving for attention... I am not surprised one second and matter of fact, I was waiting for him to call somebody out again.
Although Vitali is tougher than Wladimir, I actually believe that Haye would find Vitali a slightly easier proposition, on account of the fact that Vitali is slow, robotic & static.
Haye could utilise his superior speed to try & outscore Vitali.
Saying that, I'd still pick Vitali, but I think Haye could put in a much better showing.