Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
I'm looking forward to the fight Lee just has the edge for me with his power ,but you know the ironic thing about if you have boxed your opinion is more valid ?
Well for instance Johnny Nelson and Barry McGuigan both former world belt holders , think Wlad will knockout fury.

FACT!

You see the whole world of boxing is about balanced opinions , only children and fools let emotion dictate their thoughts on a fights outcome.
I never said you cant have an opinion, dont exagerate ladies

Im not the one that comes shooting down anyone who thinks Tyson Fury will win by deriding him for instance. Calling him a fat, useless gypsy who will tarmac your drive is not constructive criticism its deriding and it gets tiresome from those who have never had the balls to box themselves.

Me criticising Haye, yes, he deserves it. Hes cost lots of people lots of money over the years, fans, fighters and promoters with pull outs. Whenever a camp is hard going for him regarding sparring he pulls out. Its well known.

An interview with Mark Hobson

“F**king David Haye what a total w*nk stain. We had two fights lined up, the first time I'd trained for three months but it was just like recently (when he pulled out against Tyson Fury). He just pulled out and wasted everyone's time.”

“I was in the final stages of training for the first fight date and I was on fire. Sky Sports' Ed Robinson came down to watch me train and he told me he thought beforehand Haye would beat me but after watching me train he said wasn't so sure. I was flying at that time, I'm not stupid I could have been caught but I think I had a great chance of beating Haye.”

What has the official reason the future world champion pulled out?

“He said it was because he pulled a hamstring but that's total bulls**it. I heard afterwards he'd gone to spar Tony Bellew and David Price and they both banged the living sh*t out of him THAT is why he cancelled our fight. It's been the same way all through his career; if he's had anything like a bad camp he just pulls out he's done it loads of times now.”

Hobson also reveals he had been angered by Haye, who was 11-1 (11) entering 2005, in a press conference before the fight and admits he fell for the famous “Hayemaker” mind-games.

“We'd sparred previously and got on alright but at the press conference he swaggers in an hour late, doesn't even look at me and starts talking sh*t about me. I tried to make a bet with him with ten grand on the line but he would only go 50/50 odds, I said I could get 3-1 with Ladbrokes and he didn't understand betting so we got into a big argument.”

“I didn't understand until afterwards that it was all a big game to him but I was really angry as I thought we had been mates. I know he became a two-weight world champion but he just caught Enzo early, Mormeck was beating him and then he faces the worst world heavyweight champion ever and defends against Audley. He's an ok fighter but whenever he fights anyone good he gets beat. Wladimir Klitschko didn't fall for any of his sh*t and beat him soundly.”

“I think Haye is probably a nice guy once he stops sucking his own c**k.”

The second date with Haye would scupper the bout forever after Hobson was ruled out with a bout of shingles. The disappointed fighter would thus face his most dangerous foe to date in March 2006 with over a year of inactivity behind him.