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Of course his bank wasn’t injured. He did exactly the correct thing.
He’s come out of the situation with a shot at the WBA title, free from endless ‘re-match’ clauses with the Klichko’s and if/when he does fight the brothers, and assuming he has a share of the world title pie, he can negotiate terms with the bros on a much more even basis. As it should be.
He’s also now signed up to Sky box office – far better than Setanta, both in coverage, stability and financially.
Was he back injured? No. Or at least I very much doubt it.
Who’s the winner out of the situation?
David Haye is the winner.
Listening to some people on here I truly wonder if some of you are children, or at least in your early teens. Calling him a sissy, a joke etc. Grow up for pity’s sake.
Boxing is a business, just as it is a sport, and David Haye is a very, very clever man.
He’s come out of the situation with a shot at the WBA title, free from endless ‘re-match’ clauses with the Klichko’s and if/when he does fight the brothers, and assuming he has a share of the world title pie, he can negotiate terms with the bros on a much more even basis. As it should be.
He’s also now signed up to Sky box office – far better than Setanta, both in coverage, stability and financially.
Was he back injured? No. Or at least I very much doubt it.
Who’s the winner out of the situation?
David Haye is the winner.
Listening to some people on here I truly wonder if some of you are children, or at least in your early teens. Calling him a sissy, a joke etc. Grow up for pity’s sake.
Boxing is a business, just as it is a sport, and David Haye is a very, very clever man.
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