Bellew called out Wilder on his own whilst talking with AJQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Hearn called out Wilder, Parker and Hughie on Bellew behalf. Bellew was looking at him as if he was mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
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Bellew called out Wilder on his own whilst talking with AJQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHearn called out Wilder, Parker and Hughie on Bellew behalf. Bellew was looking at him as if he was mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
Really! What a dick. On the one hand he said he would not fight a big heavyweight like AJ and then wants Wilder, that is crazy. The only way Bellew wins is through injury again.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanBellew called out Wilder on his own whilst talking with AJQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHearn called out Wilder, Parker and Hughie on Bellew behalf. Bellew was looking at him as if he was mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
yup he said something like 'Denotay Wilder I want you..the BRONZE BOMBER' at this point AJ threw his head back and let out a weird high pitched mewling sound that I believe was supposed to come across somewhere between shock, admiration and or excitementQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterReally! What a dick. On the one hand he said he would not fight a big heavyweight like AJ and then wants Wilder, that is crazy. The only way Bellew wins is through injury again.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanBellew called out Wilder on his own whilst talking with AJQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHearn called out Wilder, Parker and Hughie on Bellew behalf. Bellew was looking at him as if he was mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
Wilder is a bigger hitter than Haye, more unorthodox, and is gigantic. Bellew would be risking serious injury getting in the ring with him.
Take this win, Tony, and go back to cruiserweight. Stay well away from Usyk. You now have a big enough name to handpick somebody beatable, turn it into another big circus and then head off into the sunset, trundling a wheelbarrow of money.
Am alone in thinking Bellew isn't the future of the HW division ?
You're going to go far with out of the box thinking like that Al.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
Personally, I feel like I witnessed the white Mike Tyson last night. Chills went through the division.
Genuinely think it was just an incredulous spontaneous laugh. Made me laugh too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmanyup he said something like 'Denotay Wilder I want you..the BRONZE BOMBER' at this point AJ threw his head back and let out a weird high pitched mewling sound that I believe was supposed to come across somewhere between shock, admiration and or excitementQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterReally! What a dick. On the one hand he said he would not fight a big heavyweight like AJ and then wants Wilder, that is crazy. The only way Bellew wins is through injury again.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanBellew called out Wilder on his own whilst talking with AJQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHearn called out Wilder, Parker and Hughie on Bellew behalf. Bellew was looking at him as if he was mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
Talk about history being rewritten.
Since when was Haye some big quitting bottle job? He was throwing punches when the towel was thrown in against Thompson and his only mistake against Wlad was blaming his toe after being outclassed by the much bigger, stronger better fighter. He got off the floor to beat Mormeck and came back against Fragomeni with half his face hanging off.
What he did last night for five rounds was ridiculous. He would have had more chance of winning if one of his arms were disabled instead of his footing.
I don't think Haye has ever been a big quitting bottle job, the examples you gave were all before the Klit fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
The questions about his desire have all came up immediately after the Klit fight.
There is no question of his commitment when he is actually in the ring, it is just getting him in there for the important fights that has been the problem.
Now I'm not going to say that his reasons for pulling out of the Fury fights were not legitimate but a loss against Fury would have been damaging to his media persona had he of fought and got beat.
The problem with Haye is that he appears to crave for celebrity attention outside of the rind but isn't prepared to take the risks required inside the ring.
I still believe that the only reason that he fought on as long as he did was because he had already exhausted all excuses previously (and I think if he was able to then he would have pulled out before the fight)
I'm going to forget about the injury from now and I'm going to say that based on the 5 rounds that he was fighting uninjured he looked like someone who used to be a good fighter buy will never ever be able to mix it with the big boys now.
yeah I'm going to go with shock and disbelief, it was pretty amusing thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanGenuinely think it was just an incredulous spontaneous laugh. Made me laugh too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batmanyup he said something like 'Denotay Wilder I want you..the BRONZE BOMBER' at this point AJ threw his head back and let out a weird high pitched mewling sound that I believe was supposed to come across somewhere between shock, admiration and or excitementQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterReally! What a dick. On the one hand he said he would not fight a big heavyweight like AJ and then wants Wilder, that is crazy. The only way Bellew wins is through injury again.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatmanBellew called out Wilder on his own whilst talking with AJQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterHearn called out Wilder, Parker and Hughie on Bellew behalf. Bellew was looking at him as if he was mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
If you mean me mate then I should clarify that I don't think Haye was ever a quitter, but I still didn't expect him to show that kind of heart last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
I tend to be ambivalent towards Haye, not in either 'camp' but have a lot more respect now than before.
That injury was an instant fight stopper in my opinion.
Speaking generally I don't really understand people that don't give credit where it due - regardless of their opinion on a person.
Speaking to a couple of friends today and the general response is 'yeah well Haye's a cunt'.
And I'm saying well your entitled to your opinion but I'm not discussing his position on the cunt-scale. I'm trying to discuss the fact that fighting for 5 rounds on one leg is fucking brave. The two shouldn't really influence each other.
You get some fighters who would fight with their eye hanging out of its socket and a broken arm and they would still go mad at the corner for throwing in the towel, they want to go out on their sword they are fighters, they don't quitQuote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanIf you mean me mate then I should clarify that I don't think Haye was ever a quitter, but I still didn't expect him to show that kind of heart last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
I tend to be ambivalent towards Haye, not in either 'camp' but have a lot more respect now than before.
That injury was an instant fight stopper in my opinion.
Speaking generally I don't really understand people that don't give credit where it due - regardless of their opinion on a person.
Speaking to a couple of friends today and the general response is 'yeah well Haye's a cunt'.
And I'm saying well your entitled to your opinion but I'm not discussing his position on the cunt-scale. I'm trying to discuss the fact that fighting for 5 rounds on one leg is fucking brave. The two shouldn't really influence each other.
Then you get someone who would jump out of the ring and run to Saturday Kitchen at the first opportunity if circumstances would have allowed it, as it happened Haye knows what the public opinion is and he knows that pulling out because of an (albeit genuine) injury would have damaged infinitely and by him hanging in means he gets to make the £££'s required through a rematch then that is what he is going to do.
He was banking on AJ after this fight and make no mistake about it he realized pretty sharpish that a rematch was the very best he could hope for and an injury wouldn't have warranted it, thats why he hung in as long as possible and said the better man won
It all depends on how long it will take Haye to recover. Bellew will want to remain active and Wilder would make perfect sense not.
I would like to withdraw all of my previous thoughts and opinions, I wanna hear what PK has to say about the fight
I reserve judgement until then
Now I know you have gone mad through sleep deprivationQuote:
Originally Posted by Batman