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Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
When did I attack Pacquiao for not taking 60/40? You must have me confused with someone else. I think both Floyd and Manny need to make that fight happen I honestly don't care how it gets done it just needs to happen.

Dan Rafael reported (amongst a whole host of other writers and reporters) that YOUR BOY turned down 50/50 vs Wladimir. Let me ask you, will Chicken Little make more money and achieve more in the sport by fighting Audley Harrison or Wladimir Klitschko?
THATS EXACTLY THE POINT FOOL!

If you're not going to have a go a pac for not thaking a 60/40 or the thin end of the wedge why are you having a go at haye for it?

Consistancy dear boy, consistancy.

Point me to the dan rafael link then. I want to see some hard ass evidence that Haye was given a fair crack of the whip and still turned it down.
Haye has been awfully quiet so I assume what ESPN is saying is true. Wlad is fighting the Ring # 3 ranked heavyweight, I dont see how you can call him a bum.

"Klitschko had hoped to next face belt-holder David Haye of England to further unify titles. The IBF's rules allow unification fights to supersede mandatory bouts and Haye was available and in negotiations with K2. Haye has been relentless calling out and verbally attacking Klitschko and his brother, but ultimately declined a deal to fight Wladimir.
Klitschko's camp said it offered Haye the deal he wanted, a 50-50 financial split without options on any of his future bouts, but the offer was spurned and they moved on to Povetkin.
"We're happy to have won the purse bid and now we're looking forward to promoting the fight," said Tom Loeffler, the managing director of K2 Promotions. "Povetkin has been the mandatory challenger for some time. He's a high-quality contender and he's undefeated. Wladimir is happy to get this out of the way since it is his obligation to the IBF and because Haye isn't interested in fighting either of the brothers any time soon.""

Wladimir Klitschko wins purse bid, will face Alexander Povetkin in September - ESPN