Did you guys hear that David Haye is back?

[bzkfn]

He just opened a gym in Dubai , I dont think any of these "articles" state he's actually in training more that he's just back in a gym.
The gym he owns basically.

David Haye: First session of the year. 2014 is going to b... - Hiw.me

He says he did his first session of the year. To me it sounds like he's training.

Maybe some light stamina training on his toe?

Does raise serious questions about that "shoulder" Injury when he's posting that on his twitter account.

Honestly I think he was hoping for a Vitali fight but now that aint happening he's gunna come back and try and take the WBC belt from whoever wins it.

[FinitoElDinamita]

So much for the retirement due to a " serious " shoulder injury.

If he comes back and doesn't attempt to arrange a fight with Fury, alot of our suspicions are true. He was scared shitless of Fury and wanted out.

[bzkfn]

So much for the retirement due to a " serious " shoulder injury.

If he comes back and doesn't attempt to arrange a fight with Fury, alot of our suspicions are true. He was scared shitless of Fury and wanted out.

Haye has been in with plenty of better fighters than Tyson Fury so why in Gods name would he be scared of a chinny fighter who has proven absolutely nothing? As always, Haye likely pulled out thinking there was more money to be made elsewhere. Did you think he pulled out of the Manuel Charr fight because he was afraid of him?

[smashup]

So much for the retirement due to a " serious " shoulder injury.

If he comes back and doesn't attempt to arrange a fight with Fury, alot of our suspicions are true. He was scared shitless of Fury and wanted out.

Gotta say I agree with most of that... I used to be a big Haye fan with his non performance against Wlad starting to turn me off him as a fighter.

I mean you get a shot against the top man so go in and fucking fight him... no one would have thought any less of him if he got sparked out in the process.

Seriously pissed me off that night did Haye.

Doubt he was scared to fight Fury because he simply would have won by KO as soon as he landed a big right hand.

To be honest I really dont see where he goes from here unless he can somehow leapfrog everyone and get another fight with Wlad?

Or go the other route Wbc... but has he still got the bargaining power to leapfrog that route..?

Thing is that Haye/Booth are proper hustlers and very very very good at it so anythings possible when it comes to David

[bzkfn]

I like Haye when he actually fights but his business first, boxing second approach has become tiresome for pretty much any boxing fan. He needs to stop talking and start fighting or he might as well retire. Bascially wasting his talent when he could be proving it in a talentless division.

[Beanflicker]

David Haye was just a huge disappointment. Finally the HW division had someone with big power but also speed, style and flashiness, someone who could make people interested in HW boxing again. Then he took a shit vs Wlad and now all this injury/retirement nonsense.

[erics44]

So much for the retirement due to a " serious " shoulder injury.

If he comes back and doesn't attempt to arrange a fight with Fury, alot of our suspicions are true. He was scared shitless of Fury and wanted out.

Gotta say I agree with most of that... I used to be a big Haye fan with his non performance against Wlad starting to turn me off him as a fighter.

I mean you get a shot against the top man so go in and fucking fight him... no one would have thought any less of him if he got sparked out in the process.

Seriously pissed me off that night did Haye.

Doubt he was scared to fight Fury because he simply would have won by KO as soon as he landed a big right hand.

To be honest I really dont see where he goes from here unless he can somehow leapfrog everyone and get another fight with Wlad?

Or go the other route Wbc... but has he still got the bargaining power to leapfrog that route..?

Thing is that Haye/Booth are proper hustlers and very very very good at it so anythings possible when it comes to David

hopefully he will fight fury after all, as shit as fury is he is a big well known name and a fight between the two would be very good for haye

IMO an early KO would be the only possible outcome of the fight and anyone KOing fury in a couple of rounds has to be taken notice of, for haye to do it first it would show he is back

the worst thing that could happen for haye is fury fighting someone decent, lucas brown for instance, and them KOing him in a couple

[ross]

So much for the retirement due to a " serious " shoulder injury.

If he comes back and doesn't attempt to arrange a fight with Fury, alot of our suspicions are true. He was scared shitless of Fury and wanted out.

Gotta say I agree with most of that... I used to be a big Haye fan with his non performance against Wlad starting to turn me off him as a fighter.

I mean you get a shot against the top man so go in and fucking fight him... no one would have thought any less of him if he got sparked out in the process.

Seriously pissed me off that night did Haye.

Doubt he was scared to fight Fury because he simply would have won by KO as soon as he landed a big right hand.

To be honest I really dont see where he goes from here unless he can somehow leapfrog everyone and get another fight with Wlad?

Or go the other route Wbc... but has he still got the bargaining power to leapfrog that route..?

Thing is that Haye/Booth are proper hustlers and very very very good at it so anythings possible when it comes to David

I agree he probably wasn't scared of fighting Fury as no one becomes a boxer if they are scared of a fight. Although its blatantly obvious he was scared of losing to Fury. Scared of losing future options, scared of losing that high esteem he has conned out of a certain naive section of fans.

If Fury fought Barrett, Harrison, and Ruiz one after the other a month apart he would get the shit ripped out of him in this forum for fighting such bums. Haye does it and not only are those fights acceptable, they are proof he is an amazing heavy. Then you have Valuev, Chisora and Wlad. Valuev most think he lost to, he put no effort in against Wlad and Chisora was beaten by Fury years ago but Haye was being lined up to fight Vitali!

If he does come back then its irrefutable that he didn't want to lose. He was getting a beating in sparring by the likes of Richard Towers Fury had a good camp and was on the verge of his break through fight. Haye would not have landed a thing and would have had to resort at leaping in. Fury would have been the first man to stop him at heavy and Haye didnt want Fury to have that distinction, especially over a Klitschko as it would suddenly legitimise Fury as britains best heavy, over Haye!

[Fenster]

Haye was getting a beating in sparring by Richard Towers? Give us a link ross, i'd love to see that.

[El Kabong]

Haye is just looking for the easiest route to make money. He has the talent to beat a lot of heavyweights but he's picking and choosing so carefully that everyone thinks he's a total pussy and hell maybe that IS the case.


He just needs to go ahead schedule a fight, follow through and maybe people outside of England will take him a little more seriously

[Beanflicker]

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I agree he probably wasn't scared of fighting Fury as no one becomes a boxer if they are scared of a fight. Although its blatantly obvious he was scared of losing to Fury. Scared of losing future options, scared of losing that high esteem he has conned out of a certain naive section of fans.

I think Haye was a lot more confident. I watched all the pre-fight build up segments and interviews and even though Fury was trolling and acting the part, every once and awhile he'd use language like "win or lose", "if I lose", ect. I think he even conceeded that Haye could knock him out if he caught him early or caught him good.In contrast, Haye's line never changed and he never he conceeded the possibility of defeat.

Maybe Haye is just a better con-man or has a better poker face, who knows. But I know Fury wasn't 100% confident going into that fight.

[Ron Swanson]

Haye will save heavyweight boxing!



/s

[Silkeyjoe]

Fury was hangin on for a big payday. Is there another fighter where he will make a few million other then maybe Wlad? Can't blame him for waitin if he had a commitment from Haye.

Haye will likely get title shots before Fury without beating anyone decent because he can bring some decent cash. Not many other heavyweights can bring cash.

[smashup]

So much for the retirement due to a " serious " shoulder injury.

If he comes back and doesn't attempt to arrange a fight with Fury, alot of our suspicions are true. He was scared shitless of Fury and wanted out.

Gotta say I agree with most of that... I used to be a big Haye fan with his non performance against Wlad starting to turn me off him as a fighter.

I mean you get a shot against the top man so go in and fucking fight him... no one would have thought any less of him if he got sparked out in the process.

Seriously pissed me off that night did Haye.

Doubt he was scared to fight Fury because he simply would have won by KO as soon as he landed a big right hand.

To be honest I really dont see where he goes from here unless he can somehow leapfrog everyone and get another fight with Wlad?

Or go the other route Wbc... but has he still got the bargaining power to leapfrog that route..?

Thing is that Haye/Booth are proper hustlers and very very very good at it so anythings possible when it comes to David

I agree he probably wasn't scared of fighting Fury as no one becomes a boxer if they are scared of a fight. Although its blatantly obvious he was scared of losing to Fury. Scared of losing future options, scared of losing that high esteem he has conned out of a certain naive section of fans.

If Fury fought Barrett, Harrison, and Ruiz one after the other a month apart he would get the shit ripped out of him in this forum for fighting such bums. Haye does it and not only are those fights acceptable, they are proof he is an amazing heavy. Then you have Valuev, Chisora and Wlad. Valuev most think he lost to, he put no effort in against Wlad and Chisora was beaten by Fury years ago but Haye was being lined up to fight Vitali!

If he does come back then its irrefutable that he didn't want to lose. He was getting a beating in sparring by the likes of Richard Towers Fury had a good camp and was on the verge of his break through fight. Haye would not have landed a thing and would have had to resort at leaping in. Fury would have been the first man to stop him at heavy and Haye didnt want Fury to have that distinction, especially over a Klitschko as it would suddenly legitimise Fury as britains best heavy, over Haye!

You managed a half decent paragraph before you reverted back to your usual bullshit posting.

Fury has done FUCK ALL in the heavyweights except being put down by a Cruiserweight who cant punch and beating a hugely overweight Chisora over 12 rounds when Haye smashed a fit Chisora in half the time lol.

And this is all the ammo you have while you live happily inside Furys rectum.

And I dont know anyone who thinks he didnt beat Valuev hands down.

You are a dickhead Ross.

[bzkfn]

You managed a half decent paragraph before you reverted back to your usual bullshit posting.

Fury has done FUCK ALL in the heavyweights except being put down by a Cruiserweight who cant punch and beating a hugely overweight Chisora over 12 rounds when Haye smashed a fit Chisora in half the time lol.

And this is all the ammo you have while you live happily inside Furys rectum.

And I dont know anyone who thinks he didnt beat Valuev hands down.

You are a dickhead Ross.

He's confusing Fact with Fiction.


FYI, a FACT is only a FACT on this forum when confirmed by @Fenster