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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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koppas
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listen bro, like it or not i am right dude
the thing i have up on you dude is, i dont hate haye and i dont hate wlad, i dont love haye and i dont love wlad, i can just see it from and objecticve point of view
you on the other hand hate haye and really want him to be to blame from the bottom of your heart
Hate is a very strong word. I don't hate him. I can just see through the bullshit. I could post quotes that he has made from the past couple of years and provide you with information regarding these quotes but I have a feeling you may spontaneously combust at the thought and research that would've gone into the post.
ha, dude post away (bet you cant :))
so far its one nil to me
Can't believe you were about to get into a boxing knowledge argument with Koppas. Probably best to argue you about things you know about. Like threads on bumming...that appeared to be your forte.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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erics44
ha, dude post away (bet you cant :))
so far its one nil to me
Yup, 1-0 to you.
I'm admitting defeat. Your boxing knowledge and expertise has blown me away. I simply can't compete on your level.
its not my knowledge of boxing that has got me the advantage dude (I know you love it when i call you dude), its my objective view point on the haye wlad negotiation saga and its your passionate dislike for haye that has let you down
p.s. i knew you wouldnt have any of the quotes and information regarding the quotes :D
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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koppas
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erics44
listen bro, like it or not i am right dude
the thing i have up on you dude is, i dont hate haye and i dont hate wlad, i dont love haye and i dont love wlad, i can just see it from and objecticve point of view
you on the other hand hate haye and really want him to be to blame from the bottom of your heart
Hate is a very strong word. I don't hate him. I can just see through the bullshit. I could post quotes that he has made from the past couple of years and provide you with information regarding these quotes but I have a feeling you may spontaneously combust at the thought and research that would've gone into the post.
ha, dude post away (bet you cant :))
so far its one nil to me
Can't believe you were about to get into a boxing knowledge argument with Koppas. Probably best to argue you about things you know about. Like threads on bumming...that appeared to be your forte.
its not a boxing knowledge argument, its a koppas hates haye argument
like the threads on koppas hating haye which seem to be his forte ;)
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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erics44
ha, dude post away (bet you cant :))
so far its one nil to me
Yup, 1-0 to you.
I'm admitting defeat. Your boxing knowledge and expertise has blown me away. I simply can't compete on your level.
Dude bro, at least your dude enough to admit when your wrong. ;D
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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erics44
its not my knowledge of boxing that has got me the advantage dude (I know you love it when i call you dude), its my objective view point on the haye wlad negotiation saga and its your passionate dislike for haye that has let you down
p.s. i knew you wouldnt have any of the quotes and information regarding the quotes :D
""I will knock out both Klitschkos in 2010"
- Either I was asleep when this happened or it just didn't.
“Adam Booth and my team are trying hard to get me a quality opponent.
- This was shortly before he announced he was fighting Audley Harrison.
"I'm looking forward to cleaning up the division"
- This was said after he fought Nikolai Valuev. Since then he has fought an over the hill John Ruiz and an ongoing joke in Audley Harrison whilst, in between this, pulling out of negotiations with Wladimir. One of the fighters he claimed he would knock out in the very same year. He is due to retire in October. Not sure who has done the clearing up here, he must have a maid.
" He just wants safe fights at no risk against old fighters"
- This is what his camp had the audactity to say about Vitali. Hayes fights at heavyweight: Barrett, 37. Valuev, 36. Ruiz, 38. Harrison, 39. As you can see, Haye doesn't go near old fighters...
"The Klits avoided John Ruiz for ten years and I beat him".
- This would be the 38 year Ruiz who is a shadow of his former, world class self.
"Dont hide come and fight. Why are you running for....."
- This was said during the Haye/Wlad face to face in 2008. Haye pulled out of the fight...
There are many, MANY others but I think I have made my point. I feel dirty for having to go over old ground here (sorry Saddos) but it seems that some people need to be educated to a certain degree in boxing knowledge basics.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
The best matchup that could happen as others have said minus Adamek and the Klts if this does come off. Will wait until it's signed and all official, but sounds good.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
ha koppas fights back
""I will knock out both Klitschkos in 2010"
- Either I was asleep when this happened or it just didn't.
- he tried to get the fight on as we are discussing
“Adam Booth and my team are trying hard to get me a quality opponent.
- This was shortly before he announced he was fighting Audley Harrison.
- The british public wanted it, a lot of people in boxing even thought audley had a chance
"I'm looking forward to cleaning up the division"
- This was said after he fought Nikolai Valuev. Since then he has fought an over the hill John Ruiz and an ongoing joke in Audley Harrison whilst, in between this, pulling out of negotiations with Wladimir. One of the fighters he claimed he would knock out in the very same year. He is due to retire in October. Not sure who has done the clearing up here, he must have a maid.
- I'm not sure all this is fact, its better to keep the conversation to what we know to be fact
" He just wants safe fights at no risk against old fighters"
- This is what his camp had the audactity to say about Vitali. Hayes fights at heavyweight: Barrett, 37. Valuev, 36. Ruiz, 38. Harrison, 39. As you can see, Haye doesn't go near old fighters...
- yep, this doesnt mean he doesnt want to fight wlad, in fact it is him trying to get wlad to fight as far as i can see
"The Klits avoided John Ruiz for ten years and I beat him".
- This would be the 38 year Ruiz who is a shadow of his former, world class self.
- Was he a shaddow of his former self? i dunno, noone (apart from tua) beat ruiz up like haye did and ruiz had been in some big fights over the previous years, im not saying it is result of the century but it wasnt quite as bad as you are making it out to be.
"Dont hide come and fight. Why are you running for....."
- This was said during the Haye/Wlad face to face in 2008. Haye pulled out of the fight...
- as we have discussed haye did pull out in 2008, it would be interesting to see what he was offered for the fight and how it compares to what he got for the valuev fight and what his potential earnings are now for the klit fight, i wonder what choice you would have made
There are many, MANY others but I think I have made my point. I feel dirty for having to go over old ground here (sorry Saddos) but it seems that some people need to be educated to a certain degree in boxing knowledge basics.
You havent proved any point unfortunately dude, none of this proves haye doesnt want the fight with wlad
sorry man :)
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Fenster
Great fight. Povetkin is the next best behind Klits/Adamek. Even the Haye hating mugs can't knock him for this one.
Povetkin has a great chance of beating Haye if he doesn't freeze early doors.
THIS is the main point of this thread. Unless I'm wrong, it had NOTHING to do with Haye fighting any Klitschko. The mods should make a permanent Haye/Klitschko thread so we don't have to read through all the hate from both sides every time one of the two boxers appears in a thread title.
Haye v. Povetkin is a great heavyweight fight. Povetkin turned down an opportunity to fight a Klitschko in the past, but maybe he'd be more amenable to fighting Haye. I want to see Haye get hit by a heavyweight. Povetkin has the skills to get his hands on Haye at least at some point during the fight. It'll be good. I hope it happens.
Chagaev wouldn't be a bad test though either. Is there a reason that Haye couldn't fight Chagaev in Germany? Isn't that where the Valuev fight was?
Povetkin or Chagaev would be Haye's best opponent to date.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Great fight. Povetkin is the next best behind Klits/Adamek. Even the Haye hating mugs can't knock him for this one.
Povetkin has a great chance of beating Haye if he doesn't freeze early doors.
THIS is the main point of this thread. Unless I'm wrong, it had NOTHING to do with Haye fighting any Klitschko. The mods should make a permanent Haye/Klitschko thread so we don't have to read through all the hate from both sides every time one of the two boxers appears in a thread title.
Haye v. Povetkin is a great heavyweight fight. Povetkin turned down an opportunity to fight a Klitschko in the past, but maybe he'd be more amenable to fighting Haye. I want to see Haye get hit by a heavyweight. Povetkin has the skills to get his hands on Haye at least at some point during the fight. It'll be good. I hope it happens.
Chagaev wouldn't be a bad test though either.
Is there a reason that Haye couldn't fight Chagaev in Germany? Isn't that where the Valuev fight was?
Povetkin or Chagaev would be Haye's best opponent to date.
Think it comes down to money. The Valuev fight was the best money fight at the time, so he went to Germany. Fighting Chagaev in Germany wouldn't draw much interest. In the UK, it makes alot more money at the gate, as plenty of Brits will go see Haye, much more so than Germans would go see Chagaev. I think Povetkin might be the slightly better opponent, just because he's undefeated and his record isn't too bad. Chagaev looks on the slide to me, and doesn't have the speed or power to trouble Haye IMO.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
I'm more happy for Povetkin if anything. He went quiet on us after a little bluster off names like Donald, Byrd and Chambers (very decent win IMO).
Like Haye, he's career was also taking a nosedive after scrapping a Kiltschko fight (for whatever reason) so it's kinda befitting that these two are making a fight. Povetkin is a very good fighter, I'm really not sure what has been going on with him lately? In theory this could be a great fight what ever the outcome... I just hope Teddy hasn't messed with his head ???
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
Isn't Povetkin an Olympic gold medal winner?
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Isn't Povetkin an Olympic gold medal winner?
Yup at the 2004 Olympics.
I'm surprised he is still with Teddy Atlas. I thought the way he came out and publicly said that he wasn't ready to fight Wladimir was very strange. Must've absolutely shattered his confidence.
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Sauerland is just trying to hold on to the WBA belt any way he can. If a fight vs Povetkin actually comes off you can bet Sauerland will have options on the winner even if it isn't Povetkin.
If you wonder what that means for the division just take a gander at how many Sauerland fighters have been willing to fight either Klitschko brother.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Sauerland is just trying to hold on to the WBA belt any way he can. If a fight vs Povetkin actually comes off you can bet Sauerland will have options on the winner even if it isn't Povetkin.
Yeah, can't blame him though. It's a good move that makes all round sense.
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Sauerland already has options on Haye...just for one more fight I believe. If this fight goes down (I have my doubts) their allegiances will be with Povetkin. Can't blame him there. Excellent point on the unwillingness of Sauerland fighters to face either brother.
This is the best fight out there apart from them fighting a Klitschko. I'd love to see it but it seems too good to be true.
I favor Haye slightly.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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El Kabong
Sauerland is just trying to hold on to the WBA belt any way he can. If a fight vs Povetkin actually comes off you can bet Sauerland will have options on the winner even if it isn't Povetkin.
If you wonder what that means for the division just take a gander at how many Sauerland fighters have been willing to fight either Klitschko brother.
Not a chance on earth Haye will enter into a contract that gives Sauerland further options on him. IMO he destroys Povetkin in a quicker version of the Ruiz fight but that isn't the point here. Haye and Booth are way too good business wise to let this happen.
In fact I wouldn't be surprised if some sort of agreement had been made between team Haye and team Klit that if Haye gets Sauerland out of the picture by fighting his next opponent to sever ties with them and also kills the "Mandatory" bird with the same stone, Wlad would have a fight that would get him a lot of exposure in Britain against an opponent he can look spectacular against in Chisora because even with Wlads questionable chin, Chisora would have to land lots of shots to stop him and we all know that won't happen so Wlad can open up against Jizora and really look good in the process. Meanwhile both teams slag each other off in the press and blame each other for the fight not happening when really it just needs both men to win their next fights to become a reality.
Just a theory that has been rattling round in my mind for the last week or so but boxing is a business and to me it wouldn't surprise me at all if this was the case.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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El Kabong
Sauerland is just trying to hold on to the WBA belt any way he can. If a fight vs Povetkin actually comes off you can bet Sauerland will have options on the winner even if it isn't Povetkin.
If you wonder what that means for the division just take a gander at how many Sauerland fighters have been willing to fight either Klitschko brother.
Not a chance on earth Haye will enter into a contract that gives Sauerland further options on him. IMO he destroys Povetkin in a quicker version of the Ruiz fight but that isn't the point here. Haye and Booth are way too good business wise to let this happen.
In fact I wouldn't be surprised if some sort of agreement had been made between team Haye and team Klit that if Haye gets Sauerland out of the picture by fighting his next opponent to sever ties with them and also kills the "Mandatory" bird with the same stone, Wlad would have a fight that would get him a lot of exposure in Britain against an opponent he can look spectacular against in Chisora because even with Wlads questionable chin, Chisora would have to land lots of shots to stop him and we all know that won't happen so Wlad can open up against Jizora and really look good in the process. Meanwhile both teams slag each other off in the press and blame each other for the fight not happening when really it just needs both men to win their next fights to become a reality.
Just a theory that has been rattling round in my mind for the last week or so but boxing is a business and to me it wouldn't surprise me at all if this was the case.
Agreed completely.
That's what I was thinking when the Chisora fight was made last time. There's no way he'd be getting a shot after having done so little if it wasn't simply to hype up something bigger.
I remember posting about it on a thread ages ago, but then the fight fell through.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Sauerland already has options on Haye...just for one more fight I believe. If this fight goes down (I have my doubts) their allegiances will be with Povetkin. Can't blame him there. Excellent point on the unwillingness of Sauerland fighters to face either brother.
This is the best fight out there apart from them fighting a Klitschko. I'd love to see it but it seems too good to be true.
I favor Haye slightly.
im going haye in a massive way
povetkin is somewhat of an unknown quantity due to the fact he has been so inactive for such a long period now and when he has been in its been with journeymen which is kind of lame considering the fact the division itself is just one big pile of bits and bobs fighters.
i suspect hayes power will once again be the telling difference and that alexander may even get blown away early doors if he doesnt stay on his toes
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
Not a bad match-up at all. I would prefer Haye-Adamek but I think this is a very decent and interesting match up.
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Povetkin is more technically skilled, he's not the better natural athlete, but I wouldn't be shocked if Alexander won. I think the only reason that people would be shocked if he won is due to his poor competition recently, but he's getting used to a new trainer and has had a few injuries. If Atlas just has him pump the jab and look to counter the right cross it should be fairly easy to win.
That being said, I don't think Povetkin has all that great of a chin.
As for the WBA title holder and his manager being "great businessmen" rjjtszyu, I guess....they certainly have been more concerned with making money than proving anything in the division.
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yeah all you need is a jab and a right cross to beat haye
i cant see provetkin winning although he has the skills to give it a go
i would say it will be a fairly early KO tho, before half way
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yeah all you need is a jab and a right cross to beat haye
i cant see provetkin winning although he has the skills to give it a go
i would say it will be a fairly early KO tho, before half way
I never said "all you need is a jab and a right cross" to beat him....you need a jab and to COUNTER the WBA title holder's right cross because: #1 he throws it often #2 he hardly ever throws a punch after it and most importantly #3 he's in love with that punch and throws it wide and occasionally wild ergo its the perfect punch to counter.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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erics44
yeah all you need is a jab and a right cross to beat haye
i cant see provetkin winning although he has the skills to give it a go
i would say it will be a fairly early KO tho, before half way
I never said "all you need is a jab and a right cross" to beat him....you need a jab and to COUNTER the WBA title holder's right cross because: #1 he throws it often #2 he hardly ever throws a punch after it and most importantly #3 he's in love with that punch and throws it wide and occasionally wild ergo its the perfect punch to counter.
yeah soz, thats all you need to do
if provetkin has a good chin then maybe he its will get into the later rounds
I can see he has a chance to win but there is no way that haye could ever be an easy nights work for him
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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yeah all you need is a jab and a right cross to beat haye
i cant see provetkin winning although he has the skills to give it a go
i would say it will be a fairly early KO tho, before half way
I never said "all you need is a jab and a right cross" to beat him....you need a jab and to COUNTER the WBA title holder's right cross because: #1 he throws it often #2 he hardly ever throws a punch after it and most importantly #3 he's in love with that punch and throws it wide and occasionally wild ergo its the perfect punch to counter.
yeah soz, thats all you need to do
if provetkin has a good chin then maybe he its will get into the later rounds
I can see he has a chance to win but there is no way that haye could ever be an easy nights work for him
I'm willing to put my money where my mouth is and say Haye makes easy work of Povetkin and KO's him. Like I said earlier it'll be similar to the Ruiz fight but not as long.
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Haye should have just signed for July 2nd. When Wlad pulled out, everyone would have been on his side. The fact he didn't sign makes it look bad in some people's eyes. Tis ridiculous from both of them really.
Exactly mate. I said it at the time, should've agreed to the fight and called Wlad's bluff. If he then pulled out, fair play, Haye was right all along and Wlad didn't want anything to do with it. The fact Haye used the Chisora fight as an excuse NOT to agree to July 2nd says it all for me. Regardless of how erics44 tries to gloss it over.
dude, what would have happened if haye would have signed?
wlad would have waited till the 1st july and then pulled out, and sorry to use a fensterism but that is a fact
then haye has 3 months before he retires, so dude haye was (to use a koppasism) RIGHT not to sign, wlad would have just took the PISS even more
dude, its good to feel passionate about stuff and your hate for haye is passion, but its missdirected unfortunately
Let's just agree to disagree.
You think Wlad is to blame. I know David is to blame.
End of.
I agree that i think that wlad is to blame, i dont agree that you know david is to blame, you just think he is (in fact i dont think you think he is i just think you want him to be)
I am sure there is some blame on hayes side but i am struggling to see how anyone would come to the conclusion that haye is solely (even majority) to blame considering the recent negotiations
I also struggle with the fact that a boxing fan would so unconditionally side with wlad in this situation. OK haye is a bit of a dick but wlad is the most boring heavyweight champ certainly in my lifetime
That's your opinion. I personally like Wlad and feel that he doesn't get the respect he deserves. They can only beat what it is in front of them and his KO record is superb. Along with his brother. They can retire happy with what they have achieved. Haye, whether you like it or not, cannot.
You wouldn't be happy retiring as former undisputed crusierweight champions of the world, former WBA heavyweight champion of the world? You United fans have high standards ;D
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Haye should have just signed for July 2nd. When Wlad pulled out, everyone would have been on his side. The fact he didn't sign makes it look bad in some people's eyes. Tis ridiculous from both of them really.
Exactly mate. I said it at the time, should've agreed to the fight and called Wlad's bluff. If he then pulled out, fair play, Haye was right all along and Wlad didn't want anything to do with it. The fact Haye used the Chisora fight as an excuse NOT to agree to July 2nd says it all for me. Regardless of how erics44 tries to gloss it over.
dude, what would have happened if haye would have signed?
wlad would have waited till the 1st july and then pulled out, and sorry to use a fensterism but that is a fact
then haye has 3 months before he retires, so dude haye was (to use a koppasism) RIGHT not to sign, wlad would have just took the PISS even more
dude, its good to feel passionate about stuff and your hate for haye is passion, but its missdirected unfortunately
Let's just agree to disagree.
You think Wlad is to blame. I know David is to blame.
End of.
I agree that i think that wlad is to blame, i dont agree that you know david is to blame, you just think he is (in fact i dont think you think he is i just think you want him to be)
I am sure there is some blame on hayes side but i am struggling to see how anyone would come to the conclusion that haye is solely (even majority) to blame considering the recent negotiations
I also struggle with the fact that a boxing fan would so unconditionally side with wlad in this situation. OK haye is a bit of a dick but wlad is the most boring heavyweight champ certainly in my lifetime
That's your opinion. I personally like Wlad and feel that he doesn't get the respect he deserves. They can only beat what it is in front of them and his KO record is superb. Along with his brother. They can retire happy with what they have achieved. Haye, whether you like it or not, cannot.
You wouldn't be happy retiring as former undisputed crusierweight champions of the world, former WBA heavyweight champion of the world? You United fans have high standards ;D
awe no koppas you arent a united fan too are you?
where are you from? cornwall? essex?
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Re: David Haye vs Alexander Povetkin
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Haye should have just signed for July 2nd. When Wlad pulled out, everyone would have been on his side. The fact he didn't sign makes it look bad in some people's eyes. Tis ridiculous from both of them really.
Exactly mate. I said it at the time, should've agreed to the fight and called Wlad's bluff. If he then pulled out, fair play, Haye was right all along and Wlad didn't want anything to do with it. The fact Haye used the Chisora fight as an excuse NOT to agree to July 2nd says it all for me. Regardless of how erics44 tries to gloss it over.
dude, what would have happened if haye would have signed?
wlad would have waited till the 1st july and then pulled out, and sorry to use a fensterism but that is a fact
then haye has 3 months before he retires, so dude haye was (to use a koppasism) RIGHT not to sign, wlad would have just took the PISS even more
dude, its good to feel passionate about stuff and your hate for haye is passion, but its missdirected unfortunately
Let's just agree to disagree.
You think Wlad is to blame. I know David is to blame.
End of.
I agree that i think that wlad is to blame, i dont agree that you know david is to blame, you just think he is (in fact i dont think you think he is i just think you want him to be)
I am sure there is some blame on hayes side but i am struggling to see how anyone would come to the conclusion that haye is solely (even majority) to blame considering the recent negotiations
I also struggle with the fact that a boxing fan would so unconditionally side with wlad in this situation. OK haye is a bit of a dick but wlad is the most boring heavyweight champ certainly in my lifetime
That's your opinion. I personally like Wlad and feel that he doesn't get the respect he deserves. They can only beat what it is in front of them and his KO record is superb. Along with his brother. They can retire happy with what they have achieved. Haye, whether you like it or not, cannot.
You wouldn't be happy retiring as former undisputed crusierweight champions of the world, former WBA heavyweight champion of the world? You United fans have high standards ;D
awe no koppas you arent a united fan too are you?
where are you from? cornwall? essex?
as we like to sing to man utd fans whenever they attend upton park...
"live round the corner
you only live round the corner"
;D;D;D
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as we like to sing to man utd fans whenever they attend upton park...
"live round the corner
you only live round the corner"
;D;D;D
yes with all the hangers on at times it shames me to admit my loyalties to united
being Salford born and bread tho i have a good excuse
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mind you if i was a west ham fan id be even less proud of my team
soz dude but i hope you go down, along with the other foreigners of the premier league wigan and west brom
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Povetkin's win over Chambers is better than any win on Haye's record. Just saying.
Problem is that it was a couple years ago now.
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Povetkin's win over Chambers is better than any win on Haye's record. Just saying.
Problem is that it was a couple years ago now.
....His wins over Chris Byrd and Larry Donald are better than anything the WBA title holder has done.
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Povetkin's win over Chambers is better than any win on Haye's record. Just saying.
Problem is that it was a couple years ago now.
....His wins over Chris Byrd and Larry Donald are better than anything the WBA title holder has done.
And of course Jizora is going to be an epic struggle and real test for Wladimir Bitschko. At least big brother is fighting someone half decent. In fact Solis IMO is better than anyone Wlad has ever fought. Then again he did have the chance to fight Haye next but decided to take on Del Boy instead. The big Brave bitch.
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Originally Posted by
erics44
Quote:
Originally Posted by
HattonTheHammer
as we like to sing to man utd fans whenever they attend upton park...
"live round the corner
you only live round the corner"
;D;D;D
yes with all the hangers on at times it shames me to admit my loyalties to united
being Salford born and bread tho i have a good excuse
we`ve got the olympic stadium now erics mate, give it 10years and we`ll have our very 1st batch of manchester hammers ;D;D;D
