Haye is the favorite for sure, but this fight will certainly appeal to the casual boxing fan as they are both still pretty big names.Originally Posted by Dragunov
Haye would make lots of money, for what many would believe to be very little risk from this fight. Why wouldn't he take it?
What would you consider to be 'lots of money'? He would make more fighting Wlad or Vitali.
Haye is a contender for the World HW straps, Audley isn't. The prospect of watching Harrison bores me to death.
It's like Hatton/Witter and Calzaghe/Froch. Why would you turn down International fights to fight domestic fighters? In a weakened heavyweight division Haye has the opportunity to clear up and unify the division. That's what he should be looking towards.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...avid-Haye.htmlFRANK WARREN believes Audley Harrison can upset the odds and knock out David Haye.
'maybe on reflection that was a genuine grievance and not a gimmick. '
just been confirmed for november 13th at the m.e.n manchester
what a joke
Last edited by Grake; 07-09-2010 at 11:15 AM.
Audley must know in his heart that he's going to get bashed up.
'maybe on reflection that was a genuine grievance and not a gimmick. '
Randy, Toney all over again......Well sort of
pathetic........haye has lost a fan for now
He needs to keep active so why not with easy payday that will add another W on his record
He does need to fight alot more but for someone who's been saying he has only got a few fights left in him before he retires this is a massive waste. there's so many better guys haye could fight.
haye is ducking the klits. i was a big big haye fan but it's so clear he doesn't want to get in with them right now. a couple years back he was saying how much he wants to fight them, how he'll fight them anywhere etc. etc. and now what.........duck duck duck
haye/klitschos - i never know who's ducking who. both camps always claim it is the other camp that is stalling the process.
Has it been confirmed beyond doubt that Haye is the one dragging his feet?
'maybe on reflection that was a genuine grievance and not a gimmick. '
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