David Haye – evil from calculus

If people start to forget how distasteful it may be, is something new one time David Haye. A few weeks ago the 30-year-old professional boxer was at home in London presented a new application for mobile phone users playful. The focus is “a very large Eastern Europeans,” as he described, where you can tee off with some skill the pixellated head. He now takes me only 20 seconds, boasted Haye, forward-looking nachzulegen: 2nd July will see the world, “who exactly is this guy, I blow your mind.”
Even with somewhat more restraint the reigning champion of the World Boxing Association (WBA) would still be the loudest pro heavyweight on the planet. But it comes with a courtesy not often far in this sport – and far, very far David Deron Haye wants to bring it absolutely. On Saturday he takes on HSV-Arena in Hamburg with Wladimir Klitschko. This is a very large eastern Europeans, the IBF and WBO belt and the reputation of the world’s best boxer pauses in its weight class. But that will change the 1.91 meter tall Englishman, on this occasion.
Wladimir Klitschko (left) and David Haye to look deep into your eyes
If it spiced with plenty of animosity in the showdown about this kind of atmosphere, as he conceives it, there is a changing of the guard. Then the famous Klitschko knocked out lying on the floor, predicts Haye – not after 20 seconds, but towards the middle of the duel. Stretched out on the so-far-fetched as massive hits, the shimmering in the industry as “Hayemaker” are notorious. “He may not bring any hurt and feels very uncomfortable when he is under fire,” Haye said of Klitschko. “It is in this situation I will take him very quickly.”
A boxing match as quickly as possible, to end brutal process: This is the core business of the upstart, who had already heard as a cruiserweight with präpotenten speeches by itself. This would be “so one-sided as George Foreman vs. Joe Frazier,” Haye drowned in the fall of 2007, when he challenged the reigning WBA / WBC champion Jean-Marc Mormeck – and then stopped on lap seven.
That would so easily that he had “just on time and sober” to appear, he knew in the spring of 2008 before the title unification with WBO champ Enzo Maccarinelli – and demolished the Welsh in a half laps. He would feel guilty if he receives twice as much money for so little effort, railed behind the winner.