Comments Thread For: David Haye: If I Beat Tony Bellew and Struggle - I Will Retire

[Enzo Mc is SHIT]

I think this is what will happen. If he can avoid injury during the fight, Haye will win unimpressively. It's now been nearly 2 years and 2 major injuries since he came back and beat up those bums, which showed us nothing. When he steps in the ring against Bellew it will be nearly 6 years since he won a proper fight.

The 2012 David Haye would be a 2018 contender. He's not the 2012 David Haye.

[SUBZER0ED]

Why not retire now? You're irrelevant to the sport.

[pollywog]

Is David Haye still a thing? Was he ever?

He's like the Jennifer Aniston of boxing.

Nice hair!

[Enzo Mc is SHIT]

Why not retire now? You're irrelevant to the sport.

Because he's about to make another seven figures?

[SUBZER0ED]

Because he's about to make another seven figures?

True! But isn't it strange that someone is willing to pay him at this point? Is the UK that desperate for fighters?

[Tatabanya]

I don't think so. He can't lose this pay day.

But he can lose more pieces of his body in the ring if he continues to torture himself into thinking that he's still a fighter.

[angkag]

'David Haye announces his retirement from Boxing'

- Daily Telegraph, 13 Oct 2011

[P4Pdunny]

The fight is going to be called off with a week to go or so after Haye gets injured yet again.

Haye turned up to the first encounter injured he’ll do it again if he gets hurt before the fight

[P4Pdunny]

Haye piling on pressure on himself with these statements, does way too much talking when his body is no longer reliable.

[SthPaw]

Haye turned up to the first encounter injured he’ll do it again if he gets hurt before the fight

Yeah Haye knew in the last fight that he couldn’t quit, he had to go down with the ship.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t really like Haye, but it is somewhat commendable that someone like him was at least aware of his reputation in terms of quitting/excuses, given his own history.

He will show up and win or lose his performance will not match his words. Typical Haye.

There isn’t room for him anymore and hasn’t been for a long while.