David Haye: I'll Retire From Boxing By October 13, 2011

Hilarious on many levels: http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=30713

I think Haye should retire by Dec-12-2012.

For obvious reasons.

Oct 13, 2011 must be the night he plans to cash out against Wlad.

Doesn't ANYBODY want to be great anymore?

So you're saying we have another year of looking forward to his greatness?

Good this means we will get to see him fight one last time

WBC should make Haye

WBC Captain of Bullshit Life Time Achievement Super Special Dumb Ass Champion

The Savior's words of wisdom should be recorded down and put in a book.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

Doesn't ANYBODY want to be great anymore?

In a corrupt business you make your money and get out.

Cool

He'll retire after a Klitschko outclasses him. He'll be like Naseem Hamed.

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

marbleheadmaui wrote:

Doesn't ANYBODY want to be great anymore?

In a corrupt business you make your money and get out.

the mafia and health insurance sorporations disagree my good friend

Doesn't one need a career first before one can retire?

flapanther2001 wrote:

Doesn't one need a career first before one can retire?

lmao

so he has two fights left max. Beating Fraudley and then someone other than Vitali or Wlad is a path to all time greatness. Go ahead Marble, roll your eyes.

i guess if he wants to he can but he hasnt at all left his mark on the sport of boxing in the least bit. he has 25 fights and maybe 3 more before he retires so that will be 28 fights. wow. he should retire because he has too much wear and tear from all of those fights.

flapanther2001 wrote:

Doesn't one need a career first before one can retire?

....lol a lot of truth in that..im hoping hes serious about this and stays retired.this is the best boxing news ive heared in a month.

SlickMoneyXL wrote:

He'll retire after a Klitschko outclasses him. He'll be like Naseem Hamed.

No Hamed was good.

Hamed had a darn good run. Yes, MAB took him out, and from there, Hamed self-destructed (professionally and personally). Haye hasn't accomplished close to as much as Hamed.

Is that the day after he finally steps in the ring with Wlad or Vitali?

NBrooks5 wrote:

Is that the day after he finally steps in the ring with Wlad or Vitali?

The day after he knocks them out

First up Harrison, then the rematch of his toughest fight at HW

MONTE TWO GUNZ BARRETT!!!

It is ON!

Honestly why is everyone giving Haye a hard time??

8 years and 25 fights doesn't seem like much. But when you add in all the time in between fights, staring into a mirror, saying, "I'm the greatest. I'm the greatest. I'm the greatest."

He has to be totally mentally spent.

captainanddew wrote:

Honestly why is everyone giving Haye a hard time??

8 years and 25 fights doesn't seem like much. But when you add in all the time in between fights, staring into a mirror, saying, "I'm the greatest. I'm the greatest. I'm the greatest."

He has to be totally mentally spent.

You have to understand the pressure of being The Savior is hard to deal with, he needs long vacations to recover from the stress and knowledge that the world is counting on you to save the heavyweight division.

Fraduley FTW!