Comments Thread For: Haye: Drop The Slave Contract and I'll Fight a Klitschko

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  • niallcollins
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    #91
    i was hopin when haye moved up fromcw he would hav had 2 r 3 fights then fought a klit.i honestly dont tink he will fight either of them.next up for haye will be sum other washed up guy

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    • crillz
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      #92
      Originally posted by Dave Rado
      Wlad's promoter, Boente, did deny it in today's article - you should read it more carefully. And Wlad has denied it on many occasions.
      I saw what his promoter said but I don't take too highly on what promoters have to say, they are not trustworthy and they say only what is to the convenience of their situation I'd rather hear it from the fighter himself and not "times in the past" I'm talking about the fighter addressing it currently.

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      • Dave Rado
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        #93
        Originally posted by Wesker115
        I'm sorry but how does everyone know what clauses were offered and the terms of the contract.....oh wait, they don't.
        Given that Haye, K2, Steward, and both Klitschkos have all said the same thing, why do you disagree with all of them? Are you saying that you know more about it than any of them do?

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        • Dave Rado
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          #94
          Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
          @ You trying to make it out that Wlad chose the RTL deal for the good of the sport, he chose it because it was the best deal on the table. Germans don't buy PPV's.
          Are you accusing Haye of lying about that then? He claims there are much better deals available from other German TV channels and that that is why he turned down 50/50 unless Wlad first ditches his RTL contract and signs a better contract. His exact words were:
          "The reason [that Haye turned the 50/50 deal down] being, he's [i.e. Wlad's] tied into a TV contract. He's got a multi-fight deal with RTL, a German television network. I know there's more money to be had in Germany because I've been talking to the television networks and there's more money to be had," Haye said. "He's not willing to put the maximum from his territory into the pot. I'm doing that. He's not doing that and that's totally unacceptable for me."

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          • Rick Grimes
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            #95
            Originally posted by Dave Rado
            Are you accusing Haye of lying about that then? He claims there are much better deals available from other German TV channels and that that is why he turned down 50/50 unless Wlad first ditches his RTL contract and signs a better contract. His exact words were:
            "The reason [that Haye turned the 50/50 deal down] being, he's [i.e. Wlad's] tied into a TV contract. He's got a multi-fight deal with RTL, a German television network. I know there's more money to be had in Germany because I've been talking to the television networks and there's more money to be had," Haye said. "He's not willing to put the maximum from his territory into the pot. I'm doing that. He's not doing that and that's totally unacceptable for me."
            They signed the RTL deal last year.

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            • Dave Rado
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              #96
              Originally posted by crillz
              why did Haye turn down that fight in May though what was his reasoning for that?
              The real reason:

              Haye can make far more money by fighting Audley first. It's a no risk, very high reward fight. The 50/50 deal to fight a Klitschko will still be on the table in 2011. But when he fights a Klitschko and gets beaten, his gravy train will end and he will have to retire.

              The reason he gave:

              He claims that Wlad's TV deal with RTL is not the best German TV deal that was on offer (which is true, because Wlad has rejected going down the PPV route in Germany); and says that because the size of the pie is smaller than it need be, Haye should get well over 50% of the total pie.

              His exact words were:

              "If you give me 50% MAXIMUM of all of the territories [i.e. if Wlad were to renege on his TV contract with RTL and sign a more lucrative contract with a satellite PPV provider], of all the ticket sales....the fight is going to happen. He didn't want that to happen. The reason being, he's tied into a TV contract. He's got a multi-fight deal with RTL, a German television network. I know there's more money to be had in Germany because I've been talking to the television networks and there's more money to be had," Haye said. "He's not willing to put the maximum from his territory into the pot. I'm doing that. He's not doing that and that's totally unacceptable for me.""

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              • Dave Rado
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                #97
                Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
                They signed the RTL deal last year.
                If you are trying to make an intelligent point, I haven't the faintest idea what it could be.

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                • Rick Grimes
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                  #98
                  Originally posted by Dave Rado
                  If you are trying to make an intelligent point, I haven't the faintest idea what it could be.
                  The point is that was the best deal on the table last year. Now they are tied into a contract they can't do **** until it runs out. They didn't choose to fight for less money so more people could see them, like you claimed.

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                  • Dave Rado
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                    #99
                    Originally posted by crillz
                    I saw what his promoter said but I don't take too highly on what promoters have to say, they are not trustworthy and they say only what is to the convenience of their situation I'd rather hear it from the fighter himself and not "times in the past" I'm talking about the fighter addressing it currently.
                    Are you aware that the name of Wlad's promotion company, K2, stands for "Klitschko 2"? That the brothers are effectively running their own promotion company and Boente works for them as a full time employee? And that he is Wlad's manager, not just his promoter, and that anything he says is as their official spokesman? Which is the reason boxingscene contacted Boente to ask him for his comments on what Haye had said?

                    In any case, since Haye hasn't had any communication of any sort with the Klitschkos since May, why would you imagine that anything about the deal could have changed since May? Wlad has said repeatedly since May that there is no rematch clause on the table. And there have not only been no negotiations since May, but no contact of any sort.
                    Last edited by Dave Rado; 11-09-2010, 07:09 PM.

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                    • Dave Rado
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                      #100
                      Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
                      The point is that was the best deal on the table last year. Now they are tied into a contract they can't do **** until it runs out. They didn't choose to fight for less money so more people could see them, like you claimed.
                      Given that they specifically said that they didn't want to go down the non-terrestrial or PPV routes, what hard evidence have you got for your claim that they lied about that? And given that Haye specifically said they could still get a better deal NOW than they are getting now if they wanted to ("He didn't want that to happen"), why aren't you calling him a liar, if you disagree with him?
                      Last edited by Dave Rado; 11-09-2010, 07:05 PM.

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