Haye v Klitschko

Carmody 10 wrote: "If David Haye really wants to make himself look funny against me again, fine lets do it, only difference this time is I will knock him out"   Cant see Haye bottling it so a re-match is defo on the cards.

Hopefully Haye will be 100% fit this time, and doesn't fall victim to another crippling injury such as a broken finger nail or a runny nose...

To b fair Haye has a point in the fact that the way he had to walk in2 the ring. He had to walk through the crowd who wer tryin to hassle him and everything and he took it well to b fair. No boxer of a fight of that magnitude should get that treatment, it was an absolute joke in my opinion . And of course Klitschko just strolled up to the ring not a bother on him

in fairness to haye he has come out this morning and admitted he was beaten by a better man and that all his talking turned out to be bluff

In fairness steve that valuev lad is just a freak- he isnt at all toned and is extremely slow- he has also beaten no decent fighters

The heavyweight division is weak compared to what it used to be like, Haye was built up as the best challenger (and by some delusionists the greatest fighter in the world) but in truth at heavyweight he has beaten 5 or 6 average/poor fighters

Steve Amsterdam wrote: Vivakenbarlow wrote: In fairness steve that valuev lad is just a freak- he isnt at all toned and is extremely slow- he has also beaten no decent fighters Klithsko was in peak condition and was very quick and accurate with his jabs- sure haye hadnt a hope- the guy has a 3 inch reach advantage- is no slouch- is in peak condition and has over 2 stone of pure muscle more than haye   Very true Ken, he's some freak! But quality can always overturn a weight and height advantage. That's the great thiong about fght sports.   Hayes however does not have that kinda quality and Klitschko is a mark above him easily. Saying that, I wasn't too impressed with this Klitschko fight, but shows how easily he was able to deal with him.

He's that much of a freak the 2 Klitscko brothers have continually avoided fighting him. He has been in-active since the Haye loss and just checked the list of rankings for the wbc, wbo, wba & ibf and he has slipped of the ranking lists of all but 1 of them. Some seriously bad fighters ranked in the top 3 of most of the organisations so expect the heavyweight division to be crap for the next year or two until Mike Perez(wbc rated 40) gets his shot

Only seeing today that it was actually his little toe. I assumed that it was his big toe which would cause him to be a bit off balance.

fear-glas wrote: I see Klitschko's next opponent will be the winner of the Derek Chisora/Tyson Fury fight. Would love to see Klitshko and Haye in a rematch because I reckon Haye froze on the night against Klitschko. He didn't expect Klitschko's jab to be so quick, the reach and height advantage was also evident. Haye got his tactics all wrong and didn't know what to do when he wasn't able to get inside. In fairness he made it easy for Klitschko who didn't have to go after him and take any risks, all he had to do was work and jab as Haye was doing nothing.

You serious  when I checked the rankings of the top 4 organisations earlier neither fighter was in the top 10 in any. Chagev(dunno if spelt correct) should be number 1 contender on a few and a few yanks are no1 contender. There's no way even Sky would pay to show a fight like that on the normal sports station so personally dont see the financial sense in a fight like that for Klitschko, at least Vitalli is chasing the big bucks fighting Adamck next in september in Poland