You are the Forms biggest Tool....And if you are American I think it makes you a BIGGER toolQuote:
Originally Posted by Hornfinger
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You are the Forms biggest Tool....And if you are American I think it makes you a BIGGER toolQuote:
Originally Posted by Hornfinger
Haye gets stopped dead in his tracks by Wlads piston jab... Haye's good and I give him alot of credit but he tastes one of Wlads right hands and he'll see why Wlads where he is and what it's like to be hit by a relevant heavyweight.
the only way i see wlad losing is some guy lands a lucky "haymaker" no pun intended,and then coming back in the rematch and jabbing himto death, that being said, haye wont be the one
I agree however if Haye stayed on the outside like against valuev and fought inside in short bursts he could have a chance. That wlad jab is a bitch to get past and he is difficult to catch because he would tie up haye as soon as haye gets close. I think he may have a better chance against his brother who is slower and robotic, but problem is he has a granite jaw. Damed if you do...:-\
This fight won't be happening soon of the IBF have anything to do with it.
Klitschko-Povetkin Expected By The IBF, Not David Haye - Boxing News
I'm sure the thought of the sanctioning fee from a £30 million superfight might make them relax their rules a little. I'm sure Povetkin's people would take half a million or so in step-aside money too. I wouldn't be surprised if the IBF are just making noise about their rules here to try and get a payment on top of their sanctioning fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cressa121
Teddy Atlas doesn't want his project slaughtered by Wladimir...at least not yet, so I think there is a clear shot for Wlad to get this big fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cressa121
I am sure that for 250 000 Povie steps aside one more time and that for a 50 000-100 000 the IBF will just agree with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingI'm sure the thought of the sanctioning fee from a £30 million superfight might make them relax their rules a little. I'm sure Povetkin's people would take half a million or so in step-aside money too. I wouldn't be surprised if the IBF are just making noise about their rules here to try and get a payment on top of their sanctioning fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cressa121
I think Ruiz got 5 or 600 000 $ to step aside for Haye-Valuev to get made so Povetkin's people will want at least the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamelessI am sure that for 250 000 Povie steps aside one more time and that for a 50 000-100 000 the IBF will just agree with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingI'm sure the thought of the sanctioning fee from a £30 million superfight might make them relax their rules a little. I'm sure Povetkin's people would take half a million or so in step-aside money too. I wouldn't be surprised if the IBF are just making noise about their rules here to try and get a payment on top of their sanctioning fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cressa121
anyone seen a response to this video? I saw one by the WBA title holder's trainer.....it didn't instill me with much confidence that this fight will actually happen. Same old story on that side.....complain, make excuses, act stupid.....oh pardon me, they don't have to act they have a natural ability