Haye v Wladimir Klitschko its oC

(04-07-2011 09:43 )babelover48 Wrote:  apparently, even pubs couldn't get the fight either!!

It was the late bookers who couldn't get it, according to Sky, the early bookers were OK. Sky statement: "We experienced unprecedented demand on the night and while early telephone and online purchases worked without any problem there were issues with late bookings on Saturday."

but the to tell people to find their nearest pubs would probably have wasted a lot of mpeople's petrol!!

(04-07-2011 17:52 )babelover48 Wrote:  but the to tell people to find their nearest pubs would probably have wasted a lot of mpeople's petrol!!

their careers have taken quite the downslide. ferrying random people to pubs in their own cars! how the mighty have fallen!

hopefully it won't be long till they're 'moving on up'!




sorry babelover48, couldn't resist. when i read your post this is what jumped into my head!

The whole thing is looking like it was a joke, from start to finish. We had the shambles of the ring entrances with Haye keeping everyone waiting for about 10 minutes, then virtually non-existent security failed to stop people jumping the barriers to grab hold of the boxers on their way up the aisle. Haye even stumbled over at one point during his entrance. The entrance was such a cock-up, even the announcers were struggling to understand it. Michael Buffer was even asking his German counterpart what was going on!

Then we had the fight itself where Haye barely landed a meaningful punch, seemed to spend a lot of time falling over (one of these "knockdowns" was even given an eight count!!) and then we had the excuses afterwards about the injured toe.

Utter rubbish I'm afraid. Boxing's in the gutter again. I'm really struggling to see where the next "big fights" are coming from in the heavyweight division. The bottom line is there just isn't anyone that good anymore. Gone are the Tyson's, the Holyfields, the Lewis' - all those names that could draw crowds in and leave people satisfied after seeing a decent fight.

Haye set himself up for a fall, and boy did he get it. I think for his own reputation he at least needs to agree to a rematch. But maybe Klitschko won't want to waste his time with Haye anymore.

I think Haye will never get s shot at either of them.
The Klitschko's are in the position where they don't have to fight each other, but maybe will take on who ever feels brave enough to take them on. Mind you seeing Audley go up against would be woth the three minutes it would take tnhem to rip him apart!!

Has anyone seen Vlad's video? I thought it was pretty cool.

I'm waiting for Haye's reply!!