OK so it makes good sense for the future of the division to not build Haye into a guy who infact deserves a title shot and perhaps build his fanbase up more? Not everyone can be Joe Calzaghe or Ricky Hatton. I get it, you Brits are all excited about your boy getting a chance and all, all I'm saying is that Haye and his fans would be better off being patient and earning a title fight rather than being an asshole and forcing one through.

David Haye might be an exciting talent but he has a lot of questions to answer at heavyweight. We've seen Haye hurt, we've seen Haye KO'd....were those due to cutting weight or were those the result of his physical abilities? Can David Haye muscle up vs a bigger fighter? Does David Haye's power carry? Can David Haye BOX? Can David Haye last 12 rounds?

It makes sense to me financially and just for the sake of the sport, to build Haye up with quality wins over quality opponents and hell if Haye is like Audley Harrison and is just faking his way through boxing then he can hand pick some opponents! Forcing this fight to happen is a terribly terribly bad idea, I thought Wlad was 100% ready for Lennox Lewis before I saw the Corrie Sanders fight and now I can look back and see the inexperience and still RAW tools Wlad was working with...I hope you David Haye fans are able ot do the same and look at this injury as a blessing. Michael Grant never recovered, you wouldn't want that for David Haye would you?