Just how buggered is Haye, if he loses a shady decision?

Buggery is a synonym for sodomy.

it means how badly his career will be down the shitter, with all the talking he's done and the general arsehole hes made of himself to sell the fight. If he loses, he always has the option of destroying the UK heavyweight scene. Might be small potatoes but audley, danny, sprott etc are always ripe for a kicking.

Buggered basically means fukced.

In my opinion david haye needs to KHTFO or put valuev on his arse a couple times to win this fight. If it goes the distance it will be a robbery against haye. LOL though can you imagine what haye would be like if he got robbed.

Vitali himself a regular fighting out of Germany, and disliker of Haye, thinks he'll lose a shady decision against Valuev. Because it's in Germany, and with Sauerland and Don King. So, given it's a definite possibility, Holyfield really was quite possibly robbed and at least deserved an immediate rematch elsewhere, just how buggered would David be if he lost a shady decision, never mind just lost? It'd be incredibly infuriating given he's on/off deals with the Klits over the past year, would he be right back to square one, or even worse off? Where would he go, who would he fight, if he even wanted to as he's often hinted he doesn't want to fight too long. I want to see Haye vs. Adamek more than any other fight at heavyweight.

I just dont see how you can back that up with logic. whats the thought process? Valuev looked absolutely effing AWFUL in his last fight. Literally the worst display from a 'world champion' i've ever seen. AND it was a year ago. AND it was against an ancient evander holyfield. AND he basically lost, according to virtually everyone at ringside, and most who watched it. How can you support a valuev prediction when the most recent display from him was so poor? http://www.fightwriter.com/?q=node/2440

The best reporter in boxing Graham Houston has Valuev on top. Likely by stoppage. I just dont see how you can back that up with logic. whats the thought process? Valuev looked absolutely effing AWFUL in his last fight. Literally the worst display from a 'world champion' i've ever seen. AND it was a year ago. AND it was against an ancient evander holyfield. AND he basically lost, according to virtually everyone at ringside, and most who watched it. How can you support a valuev prediction when the most recent display from him was so poor?

I'm thinking Haye actually will be able to stop Valuev. The best reporter in boxing Graham Houston has Valuev on top. Likely by stoppage.

If Haye is clearly robbed, I would expect him to make Malignaggi look like a quiet church mouse.

I'm thinking Haye actually will be able to stop Valuev. I think so too. I guess he's pretty f*cked if he gets robbed, and really, really hope that doesn't happen - this year has been terrible for robberies and it's really giving boxing a black eye. Haye is the money man in this fight though, even to the Germans (with massive Klitschko fights looming); so I reckon he should get a fair shake.

I'm thinking Haye actually will be able to stop Valuev. He's able to, but his chin isn't great, nor is his stamina. And this guy is freaking huge to have a weak chin and poor stamina against. So it's highly likely he could dominate the first part of the fight, and lose most of the 2nd half closely - then lose a SD. Where does he go if he can't get an immediate re match. He's buggered. No bargaining tools, no win, no belt, no HW progress, a year on.

I'm thinking Haye actually will be able to stop Valuev.

Vitali himself a regular fighting out of Germany, and disliker of Haye, think he'll lose a shady decision against Valuev. Because it's in Germany, and with Sauerland and Don King. So, given it's a definite possibility, Holyfield really was quite possibly robbed and at least deserved an immediate rematch elsewhere, just how buggered would David be if he lost a shady decision, never mind just lost? It'd be incredibly infuriating given he's on/off deals with the Klits over the past year, would he be right back to square one, or even worse off? Where would he go, who would he fight, if he even wanted to as he's often hinted he doesn't want to fight too long. if it was a major major robbery against haye. He wouldnt be that worse off, the whole of boxing would scream it a joke and valuev would be boycotted till he gave haye a rematch or maybe valuev would have a heart and fight david haye in england as a show of good will and warrior mentality.