Comments Thread For: Haye: I'll Demolish The Klitschkos Like Audley, Then Retire

[Davros?]

I hope it finaly does happen.

[King Of Ring]

Green K, welcome to what 99% of the world and 40% of Brits already know, the other 40% of Brits are misinformed, and 20% are just plain ******ed...

nice one

[DeadScared]

It's just his mouth talking. Show me the balls.

I belived in Harrison and I was wrong, very wrong. But I don't believe in Haye and I can't be wrong again. Never. I don't see nothin'.

[LeadUppercut]

I belived in Harrison and I was wrong, very wrong. But I don't believe in Haye and I can't be wrong again. Never. I don't see nothin'.

If you " belived in Harrison " .....

..... then, you will be wrong again

[starkiller]

If you " belived in Harrison " .....

..... then, you will be wrong again

He won't be wrong if the brit finally mans up and fights a klitschko instead of coning people and making extra doe on the side by betting on fights he knows he can easily win.

[LeadUppercut]

He won't be wrong if the brit finally mans up and fights a klitschko instead of coning people and making extra doe on the side by betting on fights he knows he can easily win.

That was unbelievable.

Harrison was a rubber opponent, a payday..... I can't quite put my finger on why it stinks that Haye could carry Harrision for two rounds, if what he says is true, so that he could collect on a bet that he placed on himself for a 3rd round ko..... and then come out and publicly admit it.

I don't know if that is breaking a law or anything, or if Haye is contravening any boxing code of conduct, I doubt it.....

And, maybe I am overstating what happened.....
..... but in principle, is what Haye did, one step short of what Briggs did against Green?

I am not comparing taking a dive, with carrying someone, when it comes to the technical ruling, or public perception, just the principle.

In both examples a fighter fought within himself and did not fight to the best of his abilities, in order to circumvent or manipulate the result of the bout.

Maybe it does sound silly to compare the two situations, but in principle they are very similar..... and I wonder how the guy that put $1k on a Haye 2nd round tko felt when he read in the paper that his boy held Harrision up for another round so that he could collect on his own bet?

[The Hammer]

Haye has a big mouth, but the heart of a little chicken.

He won't fight a Klitschko in 2011.