Comments Thread For: V. Klitschko: Haye Refused To Sign The Contract To Fight

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According to WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko (45-2, 41 KOs), former two-division champion David Haye (26-2, 24 KOs) missed the lucrative opportunity to face him. Klitschko primarily wanted to face Haye on September 10th in Moscow, Russia, but both sides were unable to finalize the deal. Eventually Vitali fought Manuel Charr (23-1, 13 KOs), whom he beat by technical knockout in the fourth round. Yesterday Klitschko advised Haye to understand that he’s no longer interested in such a bout.

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thuggery

What else is new? Haye is still buttdevastated.

Earl Hickey

FFS

What needs to happen right is get a contract signed, and we'll have a contract signing on live tv, maybe even a brawl afterwards wwe style

all tis "well he did this, well he did that, well he said this" is getting ****ing pathetic

JAB5239

Vittles should just retire. He's clearly not interested in fighting anyone with a remote possibility of beating him.

valero

With all this talk and no action, Vitali's train is also rolling away. He has the opportunity for a final fight with Haye that'd be huge profit and add to his legacy. It's worth the risk.

Tonyu

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Originally Posted by valero

With all this talk and no action, Vitali's train is also rolling away. He has the opportunity for a final fight with Haye that'd be huge profit and add to his legacy. It's worth the risk.

Vitali does'nt need to fight Haye to define his legacy - who the hell is Haye what has he done that this add's to Vitali's legacy - Haye has pulled out on previous fights with Vitali blames a broken toe for a dismal performance against his brother - Vitali's legacy is secure ahead on all 3 judges cards against Lennox where the doctor stopped the fight prematurely dominating his dividon for years - only Haye fans thinks he is something special a little poodle barking at the Klitschko's with no bite.

IIG

Retire Vitali. And that's a nice way of saying please go away.

JAB5239

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Originally Posted by Tonyu

Vitali does'nt need to fight Haye to define his legacy - who the hell is Haye what has he done that this add's to Vitali's legacy - Haye has pulled out on previous fights with Vitali blames a broken toe for a dismal performance against his brother - Vitali's legacy is secure ahead on all 3 judges cards against Lennox where the doctor stopped the fight prematurely dominating his dividon for years - only Haye fans thinks he is something special a little poodle barking at the Klitschko's with no bite.

Vits legacy is being in his little brothers shadow, defending the heavyweight championship one time, losing to a fat, old Lewis, quitting against Byrd and having a dismal resume. If he had any pride he go out fighting someone who was a threat. Instead he'll dig up another Manuel Charr.

chav

Vitali and his legacy are done. He might as well just line up another hopeless bum, it fits well with his legacy and there isn't much he can do now to recover his pitiful legacy with one fight. Take another easy fight, whip him, take the money and go and leave Wlad to clear up like he's doing.

I always liked Vitali more and thought he would paste Haye, but he got super spooked after Chisora got destroyed. Time to fcuk off now Vitali, byyyeeee and don't let the door hit you on the way out

Earl Hickey

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Originally Posted by Tonyu

Vitali does'nt need to fight Haye to define his legacy - who the hell is Haye what has he done that this add's to Vitali's legacy - Haye has pulled out on previous fights with Vitali blames a broken toe for a dismal performance against his brother - Vitali's legacy is secure ahead on all 3 judges cards against Lennox where the doctor stopped the fight prematurely dominating his dividon for years - only Haye fans thinks he is something special a little poodle barking at the Klitschko's with no bite.

Vitali's legacy is getting stopped inside 6 rounds by a shot Lewis?

Jeez in that case maybe he does need haye

thuggery Good Boy'd Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: browsing WSHH Posts: 6,837 Rep Power: 26 Points: 112,000,019,469.32 Bank: 136,838,409,884,284.70 Total Points: 136,950,409,903,754.02 Donate	What else is new? Haye is still buttdevastated.

Earl Hickey jason bruce lee Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 16,246 Blog Entries: 1 Rep Power: 97 Points: 46,991.98 Bank: 5,727,681,664,437.44 Total Points: 5,727,681,711,429.42 Donate	FFS What needs to happen right is get a contract signed, and we'll have a contract signing on live tv, maybe even a brawl afterwards wwe style all tis "well he did this, well he did that, well he said this" is getting ****ing pathetic

JAB5239 Banned Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Statesville, NC Posts: 18,898 Rep Power: 0 Points: 8,385.10 Bank: 4,469,777,269,416.45 Total Points: 4,469,777,277,801.55 Donate	Vittles should just retire. He's clearly not interested in fighting anyone with a remote possibility of beating him.

valero el Inca Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,900 Blog Entries: 1 Rep Power: 11 Points: 1,117.17 Bank: 210,870,603,584.52 Total Points: 210,870,604,701.69 Donate	With all this talk and no action, Vitali's train is also rolling away. He has the opportunity for a final fight with Haye that'd be huge profit and add to his legacy. It's worth the risk.

IIG Undisputed Champion Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 3,848 Rep Power: 12 Points: 23,026,581,915.20 Bank: 156,699,484,578.34 Total Points: 179,726,066,493.54 Donate	Retire Vitali. And that's a nice way of saying please go away.