Haye V Chisora - who do you want to win....

thefd

I think they are both a couple of knobs....

Can't decide which I want to lose more :?

humpyg

I'm probably in the minority but hope Haye gets knocked out.

Tom Butcher

I'd prefer Chisora to win.

crispybug2

Where is the 'Can they both lose' option?

GiantMike

It would be good if they didn't fight. If they both went back to school and got proper jobs, like a plumber and a teacher.

Aggieboy

Fixed from the start.

daviesee

Preferably a simultaneous double knockout that puts them both off boxing again never mind being in the media again.

In an equally dream world nobody would watch it and the TV channels would blank them. I'll be playing my part.

TheStone

I will not pay for this fight. I hope no-one does.

Calpol

Kind of highlights the farce that heavyweight boxing has become since Lewis retired. What sickens me is the fact that neither of these two is fit to even lace the boots of even dear old Frank Bruno yet they will probably both walk away with a small fortune after hugging and pushing each other for 12 rounds. Haye was a disgrace against Klitsko, just as Harrison was a disgrace vs Haye. Personally I would rather watch When We Were Kings for the hundredth time than either of these two chancers.

brucey72

The pair of them are a disgrace to the sport but I really can not stand Haye.............like someone above said, he is not fit to lace the boots of Big Frank. Funnily enough, I was just watching a DVD called 'Fabulous Four' which is about the golden age of middleweight boxing and includes fights between Hagler, Hearns, Leonard and Duran.............now they were proper boxers!!!

Monkeypump

crispybug2 wrote:

Where is the 'Can they both lose' option?

This. The whole event is a farce and an insult to boxing fans.

thefd

brucey72 wrote:

I was just watching a DVD called 'Fabulous Four' which is about the golden age of middleweight boxing and includes fights between Hagler, Hearns, Leonard and Duran.............now they were proper boxers!!!

I completely agree!

kev77

Just to clarify, why the hell was there a barrier between them?

Yes i know to stop any untoward. But, surely this is sending out the wrong signals to newcomers to the sport! what an utter disgrace

I hope they right hook each at the same time and both get knocked out! pair of buffoons!

Pross

daviesee wrote:

Preferably a simultaneous double knockout that puts them both off boxing again never mind being in the media again.

In an equally dream world nobody would watch it and the TV channels would blank them. I'll be playing my part.

+1 for a Rocky style double knock out. It used to be bad enough listening to quality boxers doing all the talking but now mediocre (to be generous) boxers are talking like they are Frazier and Ali rolled into one. The proper action is down in the lower weight divisions these days.

symo

Personally I am with Bill Hicks, lets give these dickheads chainsaws and improve the average IQ level in the area.

:twisted:

nathancom

I'm just glad Haye lost to Klitschko since he has proved himself to be a classless idiot who doesn't deserve to be remembered as a great fighter. If there was any doubt, him coming out of retirement for this nonsense fight proves he isn't in anywhere near the same league as a boxer or person as Lennox Lewis or Roy Jones Jr.

Pross

nathancom wrote:

I'm just glad Haye lost to Klitschko since he has proved himself to be a classless idiot who doesn't deserve to be remembered as a great fighter. If there was any doubt, him coming out of retirement for this nonsense fight proves he isn't in anywhere near the same league as a boxer or person as Lennox Lewis or Roy Jones Jr.

Or Calzaghe who just ignored the insults of that idiot from Nottingham who was accussing him of being a coward for not fighting him.

alihisgreat

This:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yia3LTh3hcw

Paulie W

I just want to know which idiots are going to pay to watch this (in person or on TV). Regardless of what you think about these two as people - they are both monumental pr!cks - they are mediocre heavyweights who are routinely in dull fights.

bigmat

Hope Haye wins and then gets to fight a Klitschko. There's nothing else outthere for heavyweight boxing. Say what you like about Haye but the Klits are killing the sport. I didn't think Haye was that bad against Wladimir anyway, obviously lost but he never looked in trouble against a far bigger man reputed to be a big puncher, had he been more agressive / less one dimensional he might have had a chance. Probably explains why Vitali doesn't want to fight him, even though there is pretty much nobody else out there for him to fight right now

laurentian

BigMat wrote:

There's nothing else outthere for heavyweight boxing.

. . . errr Tyson Fury?

He'll be the next Brit to fight a Klitshco - I think he'll win.

Paulie W

BigMat wrote:

Hope Haye wins and then gets to fight a Klitschko. There's nothing else outthere for heavyweight boxing. Say what you like about Haye but the Klits are killing the sport. I didn't think Haye was that bad against Wladimir anyway, obviously lost but he never looked in trouble against a far bigger man reputed to be a big puncher, had he been more agressive / less one dimensional he might have had a chance. Probably explains why Vitali doesn't want to fight him, even though there is pretty much nobody else out there for him to fight right now

I dont rate the Klits but hardly think they can be blamed for killing the sport. I'm also not sure how Haye's pathetic performance against Wlad makes him deserving of another title shot - you say if he'd been a different fighter he might have had a chance!! What's killing the sport are fighters like Haye who dont seem to belive that they need to earn their shot - you know by fighting a leading contender or two and making it difficult for the champions to ignore you.

brucey72

Paulie W wrote:

BigMat wrote:

Hope Haye wins and then gets to fight a Klitschko. There's nothing else outthere for heavyweight boxing. Say what you like about Haye but the Klits are killing the sport. I didn't think Haye was that bad against Wladimir anyway, obviously lost but he never looked in trouble against a far bigger man reputed to be a big puncher, had he been more agressive / less one dimensional he might have had a chance. Probably explains why Vitali doesn't want to fight him, even though there is pretty much nobody else out there for him to fight right now

I dont rate the Klits but hardly think they can be blamed for killing the sport. I'm also not sure how Haye's pathetic performance against Wlad makes him deserving of another title shot - you say if he'd been a different fighter he might have had a chance!! What's killing the sport are fighters like Haye who dont seem to belive that they need to earn their shot - you know by fighting a leading contender or two and making it difficult for the champions to ignore you.

+1
The problem is that the Klitschko's are just so much better than anyone else around in the Heavyweight division at the moment. They are classy fighters and come across as decent people unlike the two british numpties. Tyson Fury looks like he will get a chance against the Klitschhko's soon but I don't think he has the skill or experience to beat them yet. David Price looks like a good prospect and I would much rather see a fight between him and Fury than Haye and Chisora.

Away from the heavyweights the fight I would really like to see is an all british affair between Kell Brook and Amir Khan.

pauldavid

Although I've spent the last year trying to lose a little weight on my bike, let me know which one wins when the fight takes place and I'll spend a couple of weeks eating chips to get the weight back up and pop round and give 'em a slap.

Puddings a tell ya, both puddings.

And as for the klit's, I'll lick em

daviesee

pauldavid wrote:

And as for the klit's, I'll lick em

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