Comments Thread For: David Haye's Klitschko Hopes Derailed By Adamek's Hustle

[Drunk Punch]

Adamek has a real manager and doesn't rely on unnecessary hype or calling people out in the media to secure opponents. He'll probably sell out that 60k seater stadium too.

Take note Team Haye, this is how you do business.

[Walt Liquor]

When I was a kid, my family owned a poodle, who once ran towards a cow barking her head off, expecting the cow to run off. But the cow just calmly turned round and looked at the poodle, who reacted to the shock of that by turning tail and running for her life, yelping.

I guess the author of the article would have described that incident as "the poodle's long pursuit of the cow".

Who is "Boxing Clever" anyway? Presumably someone who feels the need to hide behind a pseudonym ...

So are you telling me your poodle's name was David?

[LeadUppercut]

As for the Chisora fight, see here. I don't blame him and it has nothing whatsoever to do with Haye pulling out.

Wlad has gone out of his way to keep both the July and September dates open to fight Haye, and has made it clear that if Haye grows some balls and signs to fight him, then Vitali will fight Adamek, not Wlad. (Alternatively, if Haye prefers to fight Vitali, in either July or September, then it will be Wlad who fights Adamek). That's why Adamek had to sign to fight one of the brothers and couldn't specify which one.

There is nothing whatsoever to stop Haye from signing now to fight one of the brothers (whichever brother he prefers) in July or September (whichever month he prefers) - other than the fact that he doesn't want to fight either of them (which he has stated in so many words).

OK, that makes more sense, and I do understand Wlad wanting to get some rounds under his belt. David Haye..... waiting.

[Dave Rado]

So are you telling me your poodle's name was David?

Well she was a female poodle, so we wouldn't have called her that. And in her case, her preposterous "I'm as brave as a lion, but only as long as no one stands their ground" act was endearing rather than annoying. But they did have that act in common.