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| Froch: Haye's Toe is Not a Factor in Wladimir Defeat
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By Edward Chaykovsky WBC super middleweight Carl Froch has told talkSPORT that David Haye’s broken toe should not be used as an excuse for his defeat to WBO/WBA/IBO/IBF heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko, who won a twelve round decision over the British star on Saturday night in Hamburg, Germany. “Only David knows how much of a problem the toe was and how much it was affecting him. I can’t say it’s a lame excuse because it’s not my toe that’s broken and it’s not me that’s fighting. I don’t think he’s using that as a full excuse. Everybody could see what was going off in there so maybe he shouldn’t have mentioned it but he just felt he’d let people know about it," Froch said. “You can see why the fans are almost thinking what is he talking about, why has he even mentioned it. I can see that side of it. I don’t think that was a deciding factor in the outcome of the fight.” Tags: Wladimir Klitschko , Klitschko-Haye , Klitschko vs Haye , Carl Froch  |
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comment by Freedom., on 07-04-2011 |
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Dan Rafael
"Haye was a toothless tiger, who did nothing to remotely back up his talk. Klitschko, with three inches and 30 pounds on him -- not to mention being better than Haye in every aspect of boxing, with the exception perhaps being speed -- took him apart. He jabbed, threw left hooks and ... |
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comment by Still-LMFAO, on 07-04-2011 |
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Poor David has a bad case of Haye-li-TOE-sis from all the sh!t he talks. |
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comment by switchsouthpaw, on 07-04-2011 |
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Haye effectively quit. He fought like a vagina with track shoes. |
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comment by ronnie_N., on 07-03-2011 |
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haye got those blisters due to excessive running and cross-over moves... what an idiot... |
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comment by SERVILEV, on 07-03-2011 |
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[QUOTE=The Devil]I agree with Froch...the biggest problems were the referee and the steroids Wlad takes...but then why else would they demand a fight in Nazi Germany and pick their own ref? Haye was a brave warrior going in under those conditions plus with broken bones. Hayemaker forever, Klitchk... |
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