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Im a HUGE Wlad/Vitali fan but I gotta give Adamek props. Not only did he not talk trash for 2 years about Wlad or Vitali he showed respect to them both and in return they showed respect back by having the fight in Poland. This is how normal civilized people act, look at how Haye approached everything in the last 2 years and how Adamek has done it. The fight has always been there, he didnt need to cry for 2 years ducking.

Adamek is a great fighter and I wish him well but I think he's just too small to fight vitali, but Vitali is pretty old dude!

Take notes other fighters, act with class and honor and you will get treated the same way, act like a 5 year old kid and you shall be treated as such.

Wlad VS Haye wouldn't be as big as it is now if Haye didn't run his mouth for 2 years, even Wladimir acknowledged that. Adamek hasn't been talking trash because he's not that kind of fighter. Appreciating the trash talk is part of the game, and the trash talk is one big game in itself.

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Wlad VS Haye wouldn't be as big as it is now if Haye didn't run his mouth for 2 years, even Wladimir acknowledged that. Adamek hasn't been talking trash because he's not that kind of fighter. Appreciating the trash talk is part of the game, and the trash talk is one big game in itself.

HUMILITY isn't a word that appears to be uppermost in the minds of today's champions who prefer to rely on trash-talking.

No doubt it is considered trendy to add insult before injury. The idea has taken hold that it is smart to be vulgar.

The perceived wisdom being that the more offensive you can be towards your opponent it will enhance ticket sales and also greatly increase the pay-per-view TV revenue.

David Haye and James DeGale probably think the abuse they have heaped upon Wladimir Klitschko and George Groves recently has been good for business.

But, as far as the fans are concerned, Haye-Klitschko and DeGale-Groves are great fights that don't need extra dollups of hype and they sell themselves.

Maybe it is because I am old fashioned but I found it extremely irritating listening to the constant flow of invective - possibly because it lacks humour.

Presumably Haye believes he has done his reputation a power of good by dedicating his world heavyweight title unification clash with Klitschko to the memory of Sir Henry Cooper.

It is pseudo-sentimentality and he would be much better off learning to behave like Sir Henry.

David may have thought he was making some kind of hard-man statement by refusing to shake Klitschko's hand at a couple of Press conferences. I can assure him Sir Henry would have been appalled at such boorish ignorance.


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Wlad VS Haye wouldn't be as big as it is now if Haye didn't run his mouth for 2 years, even Wladimir acknowledged that. Adamek hasn't been talking trash because he's not that kind of fighter. Appreciating the trash talk is part of the game, and the trash talk is one big game in itself.

Haye and his fans = Chavs

Adamek and his fans = not Chavs

[UglyPug]

id titty phook the brakes off kathy duva. lol my dude medved's picture proves to be accurate with how hot those girls are. damn i wish there were girl boxing fans in america who casually walked around like that.

[piojo del norte]

Those girls are tall, maybe 6 feet?

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[Tiozzo]

SteelHammer posting something useful !

Something is not right today.

[Tiozzo]

HUMILITY isn't a word that appears to be uppermost in the minds of today's champions who prefer to rely on trash-talking.

No doubt it is considered trendy to add insult before injury. The idea has taken hold that it is smart to be vulgar.

The perceived wisdom being that the more offensive you can be towards your opponent it will enhance ticket sales and also greatly increase the pay-per-view TV revenue.

David Haye and James DeGale probably think the abuse they have heaped upon Wladimir Klitschko and George Groves recently has been good for business.

But, as far as the fans are concerned, Haye-Klitschko and DeGale-Groves are great fights that don't need extra dollups of hype and they sell themselves.

Maybe it is because I am old fashioned but I found it extremely irritating listening to the constant flow of invective - possibly because it lacks humour.

Presumably Haye believes he has done his reputation a power of good by dedicating his world heavyweight title unification clash with Klitschko to the memory of Sir Henry Cooper.

It is pseudo-sentimentality and he would be much better off learning to behave like Sir Henry.

David may have thought he was making some kind of hard-man statement by refusing to shake Klitschko's hand at a couple of Press conferences. I can assure him Sir Henry would have been appalled at such boorish ignorance.


Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz1NUu72RI3

It doesn't lack humour at all, Haye has given us some great lines in the past months, you just can't appreciate because it is detrimental to your fighter.

In any case, Wlad's victory will only be sweeter if he wins since Haye has been so arrogant. Imagine how sweet it was for Groves to shut DeGale up ! Besides, the fans tend to side with the man who talks less, in this case, Groves and Wlad.

You say it has been irritating to read Haye's constant flow od dissing and insults, but what's most interesting is that it never stopped you from reading it day after day just to whine about it