David Haye confirms he will NOT retire and will return!

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  • English Lion
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    David Haye confirms he will NOT retire and will return!

    According to Carl Froch, He spoke to Haye after his operation and Haye informed him he was not going to retire what so ever and promises to become a world heavyweight champion. Froch also told Sky Sports news that Haye's first priority is to get the rematch with Bellew. I personally think the rematch would be absolutely huge in terms of hype and publicity within the UK, pretty much on the scale of Froch vs Groves 2.

    Carl Froch says David Haye is 100 per cent determined to fight again after speaking to the 36-year-old following an operation on his ruptured Achilles tendon.
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    A Bellew rematch is fine but he should give the champions a wide berth

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      Yeah a rematch is still the biggest money fight for them other than a Joshua fight imo. I think it'll happen. Haye must really be broke if he wants to carry on after this.

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        Originally posted by denium
        Yeah a rematch is still the biggest money fight for them other than a Joshua fight imo. I think it'll happen. Haye must really be broke if he wants to carry on after this.
        It's got to be pride more than anything, all the talking before the fight about how easy it would be and it ends like that. Arguably the result may have been different without the injury but he was struggling with Bellew before that.

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        • lopetego
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          We can only hope. The division needs the Hayemaker, the most skilled fighter in the division

          If he was the same size as Wlad or Wilder, no man born from his mother could possibly stop him

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            Originally posted by Poppo168
            It's got to be pride more than anything, all the talking before the fight about how easy it would be and it ends like that. Arguably the result may have been different without the injury but he was struggling with Bellew before that.
            Haye was easily winning before the injury and would've stopped him late with how bad Bellew gasses late.

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            • hugh grant
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              Hayes has nnt had that many fights, less than belles has. Hate was gone too long. It'd be shame if he didn't pmake proper go of it. Don t underestimate your opponent next time.

              I wanted haye v josh. I even want it if hate is a journeyman facing josh.

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              • FrankieBruno
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                Bellew will probably take the rematch, hoping Haye does his leg in again

                There isnt anything else for Bellew, the other HW's are way too big and most of them are far more active than Haye

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                • Poppo168
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                  Originally posted by Cobra_
                  Haye was easily winning before the injury and would've stopped him late with how bad Bellew gasses late.
                  It really wasn't 'easily' it was pretty even until the injury, Haye slightly leading.

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                  • gmc_rfc_06
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                    The rematch makes sense, but that should be it.

                    His body is breaking down, he's now going to have to come back from a ruptured achilles (notoriously difficult for athletes, especially 35+ year olds) and he's inactive...beat Bellew to right that wrong and hang them up.

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