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    Default Re: David Haye - Retiring?

    I hope Vitali flattens him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roberto duran legend View Post
    I hope Vitali flattens him.
    I wonder if the guy even knows that his mouth and behavior have helped create a situation where most fans are indifferent to what he does.
    He should retire, it's what he want's to do, and the Klits don't appear to need the money that comes with his mouth.
    The sad thing is that I believe he does have a chance with Vitali at this time. Vitali didn't impress with his last outing. IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roberto duran legend View Post
    I hope Vitali flattens him.
    lol he's cowering away and making excuses presently

    if he doesn't then it will be recorded in the annals of boxing history that Vitali Klitschko DUCKED a guy, who according to him (or his brother, I can't remember who said this) "isn't a real heavyweight."

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    That Haye can potentially still make a big money fight shows how desperate heavyweight boxing fans are nowadays. IMO, he lost any bargaining power he had with his disgraceful showing against Wlad. What was already obnoxious trashtalking before the Wlad fight, is now empty, obnoxious trashtalking. Either shut up and keep busy against credible opposition... or go ahead and retire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TysonBomb View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto duran legend View Post
    I hope Vitali flattens him.
    lol he's cowering away and making excuses presently

    if he doesn't then it will be recorded in the annals of boxing history that Vitali Klitschko DUCKED a guy, who according to him (or his brother, I can't remember who said this) "isn't a real heavyweight."

    the thing is (as you have brought ducking into it) why wont a vital and his camp agree to fight haye?

    they wont make more money anywhere else

    why train for 3 months to make half as much?

    I can only come to one of 2 conclusions

    1 they really dont like haye so they wont give him the chance
    2 the are worried they will lose
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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by TysonBomb View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto duran legend View Post
    I hope Vitali flattens him.
    lol he's cowering away and making excuses presently

    if he doesn't then it will be recorded in the annals of boxing history that Vitali Klitschko DUCKED a guy, who according to him (or his brother, I can't remember who said this) "isn't a real heavyweight."

    the thing is (as you have brought ducking into it) why wont a vital and his camp agree to fight haye?

    they wont make more money anywhere else

    why train for 3 months to make half as much?

    I can only come to one of 2 conclusions

    1 they really dont like haye so they wont give him the chance
    2 the are worried they will lose
    They probably do hate him, to the extent that they do not want him to get any opportunity to make money out of them.
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    Haye needs Vitali.

    Both Klitskos do not need Haye.

    Haye has no intention of fighting anyone unless he gets a title shot.
    Which he does not deserve, he was out of his depth with Wlad, and is pinning his hopes on facing a fading Vitali who is actually on the verge of retirement.

    Instead of fighting other heavyweights, his strategy is to try talking his way into a fight with Vitali.

    Just because you refuse to fight other contenders does not catapult you into fight with Vitali.
    Why doesn't Haye call out Wlad for a re-match, because he is scared just like when he hurt his toe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boyla View Post
    Haye needs Vitali.

    Both Klitskos do not need Haye.

    Haye has no intention of fighting anyone unless he gets a title shot.
    Which he does not deserve, he was out of his depth with Wlad, and is pinning his hopes on facing a fading Vitali who is actually on the verge of retirement.

    Instead of fighting other heavyweights, his strategy is to try talking his way into a fight with Vitali.

    Just because you refuse to fight other contenders does not catapult you into fight with Vitali.
    Why doesn't Haye call out Wlad for a re-match, because he is scared just like when he hurt his toe.
    both klits would make twice as much fighting haye than they would fighting any other 2 heavyweights on the same night (almost)

    they dont need him becauser they are loaded already and dont need the money

    they would do a lot better fighting him tho
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    Career wise, Wlad gains nothing by beating haye again.

    Vitali's record is not going to be in dispute if he does not face haye.

    Last time around Haye had a strap(3rd rate belt), he does not have that luxury of a bargaining chip this time around.
    Smug, cocky Haye does not sell a fight as well after his no show against Wlad.

    You could argue Vitali fighting Price would net as much cash as a fight with Haye.

    Fighting Wlad's older brother because he got resoundingly beaten by Wlad is not as enticing as a unification bout.

    After Haye stint in the Jungle he can hardly be called a credible opponent for either fighter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by boyla View Post
    Haye needs Vitali.

    Both Klitskos do not need Haye.

    Haye has no intention of fighting anyone unless he gets a title shot.
    Which he does not deserve, he was out of his depth with Wlad, and is pinning his hopes on facing a fading Vitali who is actually on the verge of retirement.

    Instead of fighting other heavyweights, his strategy is to try talking his way into a fight with Vitali.

    Just because you refuse to fight other contenders does not catapult you into fight with Vitali.
    Why doesn't Haye call out Wlad for a re-match, because he is scared just like when he hurt his toe.
    both klits would make twice as much fighting haye than they would fighting any other 2 heavyweights on the same night (almost)

    they dont need him becauser they are loaded already and dont need the money

    they would do a lot better fighting him tho
    Agree 100%. Plus Vitali best years are behind him. He wants as many hand picked bums as can get.

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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by boyla View Post
    Haye needs Vitali.

    Both Klitskos do not need Haye.

    Haye has no intention of fighting anyone unless he gets a title shot.
    Which he does not deserve, he was out of his depth with Wlad, and is pinning his hopes on facing a fading Vitali who is actually on the verge of retirement.

    Instead of fighting other heavyweights, his strategy is to try talking his way into a fight with Vitali.

    Just because you refuse to fight other contenders does not catapult you into fight with Vitali.
    Why doesn't Haye call out Wlad for a re-match, because he is scared just like when he hurt his toe.
    both klits would make twice as much fighting haye than they would fighting any other 2 heavyweights on the same night (almost)
    From where? They sellout arenas fighting anybody in Germany, and aren't on PPV, so where will their extra money come from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by TysonBomb View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto duran legend View Post
    I hope Vitali flattens him.
    lol he's cowering away and making excuses presently

    if he doesn't then it will be recorded in the annals of boxing history that Vitali Klitschko DUCKED a guy, who according to him (or his brother, I can't remember who said this) "isn't a real heavyweight."

    the thing is (as you have brought ducking into it) why wont a vital and his camp agree to fight haye?

    they wont make more money anywhere else

    why train for 3 months to make half as much?

    I can only come to one of 2 conclusions

    1 they really dont like haye so they wont give him the chance
    2 the are worried they will lose
    why won't Haye fight another top heavyweight when he could fight two top heavyweights and make the same amount of money he would make against Vitali? don't you want to see him in against a Pulev, Adamek, Price, Fury, Chambers etc.?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by TysonBomb View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto duran legend View Post
    I hope Vitali flattens him.
    lol he's cowering away and making excuses presently

    if he doesn't then it will be recorded in the annals of boxing history that Vitali Klitschko DUCKED a guy, who according to him (or his brother, I can't remember who said this) "isn't a real heavyweight."

    the thing is (as you have brought ducking into it) why wont a vital and his camp agree to fight haye?

    they wont make more money anywhere else

    why train for 3 months to make half as much?

    I can only come to one of 2 conclusions

    1 they really dont like haye so they wont give him the chance
    2 the are worried they will lose
    why won't Haye fight another top heavyweight when he could fight two top heavyweights and make the same amount of money he would make against Vitali? don't you want to see him in against a Pulev, Adamek, Price, Fury, Chambers etc.?
    I would like to see it but it won't happen because of Hayes Ego. He would muller everyone mentioned except Price who could probably knock out Godzilla, King Kong and Bonnie Langford all in the same night.
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    Honestly Vitali doesn't seem to be completely dedicated and focused on the sport ... I think he wants maybe 1 or 2 more fights and wants to retire on top. Ironically he's heading towards the same exit from the sport as his "rival" Lennox Lewis ... Klitschko fans have for nearly a decade continued to berate and blast Lewis for "running into retirement" in "fear" of a rematch against Vitali. Who would've imagined that Vitali would be going out in the same fashion ... by refusing a fight with David Haye ... someone that he verbally agreed to fight. So does that mean that both Vitali Klitschko and Lennox Lewis "ducked" their way into retirement?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TysonBomb View Post
    Honestly Vitali doesn't seem to be completely dedicated and focused on the sport ... I think he wants maybe 1 or 2 more fights and wants to retire on top. Ironically he's heading towards the same exit from the sport as his "rival" Lennox Lewis ... Klitschko fans have for nearly a decade continued to berate and blast Lewis for "running into retirement" in "fear" of a rematch against Vitali. Who would've imagined that Vitali would be going out in the same fashion ... by refusing a fight with David Haye ... someone that he verbally agreed to fight. So does that mean that both Vitali Klitschko and Lennox Lewis "ducked" their way into retirement?
    Both cases are no, Lewis busted up Vitali and won. End of story.
    Vitali does not need Haye who is pure hype and exposed by Wlad. The end.
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