David Haye and Wladimir Klitschko - Your Thoughts .....

**standarren** · 3 July, 2011, 08:16

For some one with 58 fights and 49 ko's no one give's klitcho the respect he desreves.
i've watched him for years and every other heavyweight boxer who jumps in the ring says the same thing they will do this and do that he's never seen my style what bollocks.
His record speaks for itself
as soon as the boxer starts to feel the steel hammer's jab there heart aint in it thats the bottom line is.
All credit to haye stepping in the ring he done better than i expected

**royboyz** · 3 July, 2011, 08:22

Broken toe.........
Give it up, clearly beaten by a much better fighter. First time Haye has fought a proper fighter @ heavyweight and got found out. Only hope is a rematch which I think Klitch may be up for as he was disappointed he never knocked him out

**bowie** · 3 July, 2011, 09:21

heavyweight boxing is crap these days. tyson in his prime would of KO'd the pair of them last night together

**boomer39** · 3 July, 2011, 10:35

Originally posted by bowie

heavyweight boxing is crap these days. tyson in his prime would of KO'd the pair of them last night together

feel sorry for the mugs who paid for this garbage!!!

**caveman_nige** · 3 July, 2011, 10:45

its a shame Lennox Lewis never got a chance to show the Klitschko brothers how its done...

I guess thats the end of David Haye, no point in waiting until October to retire.. Shame really, i expected a lot more from him but i guess i was swept along by the hype...

a boring fight and as stated he embarrassed himself with his antics... I will look out for a forthcoming interview to see what he has to say about last night.. you can see better car park dancing from a couple of lagered up lads outside a wetherspoons on any saturday night..

**barrowmanandrew** · 3 July, 2011, 11:24

reports are that he broke his toe 3 weeks ago.
if he knew we wasn't going to be fully fit, the fight should have been postponed.

think of the fans who would have a spent a small fortune travelling to see the fight expecting a fully fit fighter, not a fighter hiding an injury....

and what about all the money bet on him when he is hiding an injury?

i think he has let alot of his fans down.

its simple as this.

if the broken toe was affecting his performance, the fight should have postponed.
on the other hand,
if he thought he was fit enough to fight, he should not have mentioned his injury after he lossed....... imho that is disrespectfull to the winning fighter...

**cgscott** · 3 July, 2011, 11:29

Well done Klitchko.

Put the smarmy wee shit in his place.

David haye commented. "He can double jab me all he wants. Im going to knock him out"

Aye david he certainly did double jab you and Your luck you never got knocked out.

PS Ive had a broken toe and it wasnt that sore

**standarren** · 3 July, 2011, 12:08

Originally posted by caveman_nige

its a shame Lennox Lewis never got a chance to show the Klitschko brothers how its done...

I guess thats the end of David Haye, no point in waiting until October to retire.. Shame really, i expected a lot more from him but i guess i was swept along by the hype...

a boring fight and as stated he embarrassed himself with his antics... I will look out for a forthcoming interview to see what he has to say about last night.. you can see better car park dancing from a couple of lagered up lads outside a wetherspoons on any saturday night..

lennox lewis fought klitcho the fight was stopped after klitcho got cut he was winning up till then

**bowie** · 3 July, 2011, 12:14

PS Ive had a broken toe and it wasnt that sore

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dont know about that. i once lost a couple of frames of snooker because of a broken pinky

**wetdog** · 3 July, 2011, 12:14

Originally posted by barrowmanandrew

reports are that he broke his toe 3 weeks ago.
if he knew we wasn't going to be fully fit, the fight should have been postponed.

think of the fans who would have a spent a small fortune travelling to see the fight expecting a fully fit fighter, not a fighter hiding an injury....

and what about all the money bet on him when he is hiding an injury?

i think he has let alot of his fans down.

its simple as this.

if the broken toe was affecting his performance, the fight should have postponed.
on the other hand,
if he thought he was fit enough to fight, he should not have mentioned his injury after he lossed....... imho that is disrespectfull to the winning fighter...

that is a very good and valid point made there.
i think the biggest of which is the amount of money wasted on him by betting and traveling etc...........if he was unfit he should have postponed.
unfortunatly for Mr Haye, he is now off my Christmas card list. last night was fraudulant for me.

mick.

**lagerland** · 3 July, 2011, 12:28

In the words of catharine tate granny sketch......

WOT FCUKING LOAD OF OLD SHIT..................

**royboyz** · 3 July, 2011, 13:19

He would of had enough injections to numb the pain. He moved around fine.
Nice to see the New England Shirt leading to more pain & misery for the English fans. A little preview for what'll happen euro 2012

**reddevil157** · 3 July, 2011, 13:37

~~~~ him and his broken toe, he was bouncing around like kangaroo, he couldn't feel it as was said above. He should av gotten an injection in his face too, so he wouldn't feel all those jabs

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Delighted klitchko won, haye should feel embarrassed for his fans, he didn't turn up

**tshirtman** · 3 July, 2011, 16:51

Lets get ready to stumble...

**54321** · 3 July, 2011, 16:59

As expected, he's a pretender, not a genuine heavyweight. At least he had some big pay cheques before he got found out

David Haye and Wladimir Klitschko - Your Thoughts .....

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