Comments Thread For: David Haye: All I Need is a Referee Who Counts To Ten

[BrooklynBomber]

A low output fighter waiting for opening against Wlad? -- lulz.

[mojack]

Interesting fight and i wouldn't like to put on abet on who to win.

What I will say though is that this fight as HUGE potential at becoming the most boring fights in history where both fighters will claim they won regardless of the 12 round decision.

Haye doesn't take risks, neither does Wlad. They're both chiny as well.

[Levcon8686]

Interesting fight and i wouldn't like to put on abet on who to win.

What I will say though is that this fight as HUGE potential at becoming the most boring fights in history where both fighters will claim they won regardless of the 12 round decision.

Haye doesn't take risks, neither does Wlad. They're both chiny as well.

I see it going like this aswell. Sigh

[Boxing Scene]

Interesting fight and i wouldn't like to put on abet on who to win.

What I will say though is that this fight as HUGE potential at becoming the most boring fights in history where both fighters will claim they won regardless of the 12 round decision.

Haye doesn't take risks, neither does Wlad. They're both chiny as well.

That would be impossible. The two most boring heavyweight fights in history were Byrd-TOS and Haye-Valuev.

[Gumby McPokey]

Haye ran shamefully from Valuev for 11+ rounds.

Haye stood still in front of the inert Audley Harrison, neither throwing punches, as even his adoring English fans rained boos on them. Eventually, after more than a round of neither "fighter" landing a single punch, the referee had to order them to engage.

Haye couldn't keep from being tagged repeatedly by the jab of old, slow John Ruiz.

After all this, we're supposed to believe he will: a) be aggressive against a much more dangerous fighter than the ones he was scared to engage; and b) evade the most effective jab in the heavyweight division.

Based on what, exactly? Haye hasn't done anything at heavyweight except pose and talk. If he doesn't land a lucky uppercut in the first 90 seconds, Haye is going to lose every round. It will be up to him if he wants to run like a girl and lose a 120-108 decision, or fight like a man and be TKOed.

[SN!PER]