Deontay Wilder says the Haye knockout rumour is not true - Fury Camp telling Porkies

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He seems like a nice guy.

But one thing to consider is that the golden rule of sparring is to not divulge info about the fighter you're working with. Not saying that Deontay really did spark Haye, but if he did there's no way he would admit he did. Why would he be working in David's camp and then speak about a potential weakness for Fury to hear? Nobody would ever work with him if he was snitching people out like that.

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Theres no way he'd admit it if he did, although hypothetically if Wilder really does have as much power as people seem to suggest, putting down a smaller heavy weight like Haye once during their entire time in camp isn't out of the question.

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He seems like a nice guy.

But one thing to consider is that the golden rule of sparring is to not divulge info about the fighter you're working with. Not saying that Deontay really did spark Haye, but if he did there's no way he would admit he did. Why would he be working in David's camp and then speak about a potential weakness for Fury to hear? Nobody would ever work with him if he was snitching people out like that.

Too true. What happens in the gym stays in the gym. If it did ever happen, it still shouldn't be given too much weight in terms of how relevant it is for the fight.