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[QUOTE=kafkod;15291033]Turning down an eliminator with Pulev to fight Haye instead is not the same as turning down a title fight.
He was going to get £5million for fighting Haye, vs £200 grand for Pulev, and beating Haye would have led to a fight with Wlad for sure.[/QUOTB
But instead he end up with neither
But this isn't the point>
You tried to make it seem that Wlad was running and scared of Tyson Fury.
And Fury tries to make it seem that way as well.
But the fact is Klitschko was not running from Fury and gave him 2 chance to have a shot at the title.
So it is pretty obvious to any one who is not a fan boy that Klitschko is not running from Fury.
Pulev was the mandatory and consider the most dangerous fighter to Klitschko.
Right now Wilder is rank higher than Fury, and if he wins this fight he will be considered Klitschkos most dangerous opponent.
Fury really doesn't bring as much to the table.
I think Klitschko wants that finally belt , then fights Fury in England , and then retires.
He was going to get £5million for fighting Haye, vs £200 grand for Pulev, and beating Haye would have led to a fight with Wlad for sure.[/QUOTB
But instead he end up with neither
But this isn't the point>
You tried to make it seem that Wlad was running and scared of Tyson Fury.
And Fury tries to make it seem that way as well.
But the fact is Klitschko was not running from Fury and gave him 2 chance to have a shot at the title.
So it is pretty obvious to any one who is not a fan boy that Klitschko is not running from Fury.
Pulev was the mandatory and consider the most dangerous fighter to Klitschko.
Right now Wilder is rank higher than Fury, and if he wins this fight he will be considered Klitschkos most dangerous opponent.
Fury really doesn't bring as much to the table.
I think Klitschko wants that finally belt , then fights Fury in England , and then retires.
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