Will David Haye pull out a week or two before the fight with Wladimir, like in 2009?

[Jack Napier]

Haye not above any bitch moves
sounds more serious now than before though
he has no more opponents people would accept
if he really plans to retire, he needs this fight

[The Hammer]

Haye does sound more like he's serious about going through with the fight this time.

He'd be ****** to not take the biggest payday of his life.

[bboy80]

The fight was always going to happen, all this crap is just show, hype b/s call it what you like. They will be in the ring one way or another by the end of this year.

[Hrafn]

Not interested till they are both in the ring

[Money Shot]

Haye has an escape plan B which is to fight Holyfield or Roy Jones, or any old man that can be sold as having a beating pulse on Sky. It comes into affect if Vitali is the opponent or Wlad looks too good in camp.

[Pullcounter]

if wlad pulls out, I think haye will pull out against vitaly

[Dave Rado]

Haye has an escape plan B which is to fight Holyfield or Roy Jones, or any old man that can be sold as having a beating pulse on Sky. It comes into affect if Vitali is the opponent or Wlad looks too good in camp.

The reason Haye signed to fight Wlad was that Sky lost patience with him and pulled the plug on the Povetkin fight. If Haye pulls out this time, there is no plan B because Sky won't screen any more bullshit fights of his.

[The Hammer]

I'm still worried that Haye will pull out a couple of weeks before the fight, like he did in 2009.

[Rick Grimes]

I'm still worried that Haye will pull out a couple of weeks before the fight, like he did in 2009.

Isn't it Wlad that has put in the contract that he can pull out and be replaced by Vitali upto 2 weeks before the fight? I'd be more worried about him pulling out.

[BallisticAffair]

I don't think he can, braaaaaaaav. He's backed into a corner. He can't afford to lose Sky's backing.