David Haye: Former world heavyweight champion retires from boxing

[brocktonblockbust]

To be fair to Brock it is a pick 'em fight at this stage. 20% chance of Haye breaking both of his legs during the ring walk.

Absolutely true. Tito fan is also right on the money I don't know what I meant by hahaha it was really bad to even mention that part.

Smash Up thinks he can take me out and that he could take that three-punch combination to the solar plexus but he doesn't understand that behind each one of my punches to his solar plexus is an awful lot of lasagna

[TitoFan]

Tito fan is also right on the money I don't know what I meant by hahaha it was really bad to even mention that part.

It's quite alright though. The rest of it was pure, unadulterated truth.

[Master]

David Haye is to spend the next year learning poker with the intent of taking part in the world’s largest tournament outside of Las Vegas once his apprenticeship is complete.

Haye, a destructive former world heavyweight and unified cruiserweight champion, retired from boxing in June after losing to Tony Bellew for the second time a month earlier.

The 37-year-old outlined his plans for the next 12 months at a press conference at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, which will host the Goliath event in 2019 in which he is aiming to make his name as a poker player.

“I’ve always been intrigued by the skill and strategy of poker, so to be able to have the opportunity to work with Grosvenor Casinos and learn from some of the best players on the world circuit was an opportunity I couldn’t turn down,” Haye said.

“The next 12 months will be exciting, but I am also acutely aware that they will also be extremely challenging. I’m a complete novice so it’s a huge ask, but I am looking forward to the challenge and getting my teeth into something new before taking on Goliath.”

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/dav...102600953.html

[Primo Carnera]

David Haye is to spend the next year learning poker with the intent of taking part in the world’s largest tournament outside of Las Vegas once his apprenticeship is complete.

Haye, a destructive former world heavyweight and unified cruiserweight champion, retired from boxing in June after losing to Tony Bellew for the second time a month earlier.

The 37-year-old outlined his plans for the next 12 months at a press conference at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, which will host the Goliath event in 2019 in which he is aiming to make his name as a poker player.

“I’ve always been intrigued by the skill and strategy of poker, so to be able to have the opportunity to work with Grosvenor Casinos and learn from some of the best players on the world circuit was an opportunity I couldn’t turn down,” Haye said.

“The next 12 months will be exciting, but I am also acutely aware that they will also be extremely challenging. I’m a complete novice so it’s a huge ask, but I am looking forward to the challenge and getting my teeth into something new before taking on Goliath.”

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/dav...102600953.html

Cue another visit to the Bankruptcy court.

[Master]

Then cue Haye v Bellew 3.