By Mark Vester
A few days ago, WBC champion Vitali Klitschko dug some verbal punches into David Haye. Now WBO/IBO/IBF champion Wladimir Klitschko is taking a few shots of his own. Like his older brother, Wladimir was disgusted with last Saturday's fight between Haye and Audley Harrison. He thought both Haye and Harrison were fighting scared in the ring. Klitschko said both of them were too worried about getting hit.
"I watched the fight and they were scared chickens for three rounds," Klitschko told the Daily Mail. "It was not even as good as a British championship fight; it was more like a street fight. It reminded me of the fight with [Nikolai] Valuev, when Haye also ran around and ran around like a scared chicken, trying to get up speed and hopefully land something.
"He talks about what an exciting fighter he is but even if we do a agree a fight I'm not sure he would even turn up. I'm talking from a fan's perspective - not as someone who is going to beat the sh*t out of him."
Klitschko is not confident that Haye will actually sign a contract to fight him. He says Haye exposed himself as a liar several times in the past. Haye promised to cut off Klitschko's head, but the champion from Ukraine has promised to cut off Haye's balls when they step in the ring.
"I'm getting tired of the nonsense and the lie from his side that the contract is not right," he said."He promised to fight us once, then he promised Chelsea stadium. People forget that. We supposed to fight in June but he couldn't deliver anything," Klitschko said.
"David Haye needs us. He built his reputation on our names. To say he was going to cut our heads off was outside any sporting or human decency. No matter who you are. We'll see whose head and balls are cut off when he gets in the ring."
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