Who should Wlad fight now that Povetkin is injured?

[LondonBB]

Haye and Arreola aren't ready to fight Wladimir...but I would love to see them get blasted out in a couple rounds.


David Haye wouldn't jump at the chance to fight Wlad....Haye TALKS a big game but you can tell he doesn't want to fight Wlad (or maybe it's just the accent ).

Nicolay Valuev needs to be KO'd...it's something that must be done, John Ruiz must be KO'd.....the WBA must be cleaned out

How do you know this about david haye?

ITS NOT WHAT HE TOLD ME IN REAL LIFE IN PERSON, IN THE GYM!

He told me face to face when i met him in the gym that he would love the chance to get in the ring with wlad and knock him out!

Judging from the language used lol, he didnt seem like he was joking either!

[Tam Seddon]

Maskaev says he wants it, he deserves it more than Rahman. Fightnews.com has more

[El Kabong]

How do you know this about david haye?

ITS NOT WHAT HE TOLD ME IN REAL LIFE IN PERSON, IN THE GYM!

He told me face to face when i met him in the gym that he would love the chance to get in the ring with wlad and knock him out!

Judging from the language used lol, he didnt seem like he was joking either!

It's not what he said it's how he said it and how he looked when he said it....he told Wlad what he was going to do not in a way that seemed like he was warning Wlad about what will happen but in a way that seemed as if Haye was trying to convince himself of it.

David Haye will get the shit beat out of him if he just jumped in the ring with Wlad....although he might knock Wlad out because he doesn't know any better but once Haye tastes heavyweight power from a legit power puncher I think it will change him as a fighter. If Wlad is the first power puncher Haye fights, Haye will lose...Wlad is a good boxer but his power pays the bills.

[OumaFan]

Maybe Golota

I don't know which of this I found more amusing, the somewhat creepy picture of Golota with the panda bear or the description of him as the greatest Polish heavyweight of all time

Golota in China!

The greatest Polish heavyweight boxer in history, Andrew Golota, arrived in Chengdu, China, on Wednesday at 12:30 a.m. and notified his team when he awakened from a brief sleep, "I want to go see the Great Panda Bears." He and three members of his team arrived at the nearby Great Panda Research Base in the early afternoon where he advised park officials that he wanted to meet Shan Ping, the rare one-year-old Great Panda Bear his promoter Don King was allowed to hold during an official visit in August. Golota is in China to face Ray Austin in the main event of the first world championship boxing card ever staged in Chengdu at Sichuan Gymnasium on Friday, Nov. 7.
Wednesday, October 29 2008 NEWS FLASH