Showing posts with label David Haye. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Haye. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2016

Boxer David Haye’s Wife Files For Divorce After Cheating Incidents (Rita Ora)


Natasha Haye and David Haye
 
Natasha Haye, 35, the wife of boxer David Haye, also 35, who is a former heavyweight champion of the world, has filed for divorce, due to the athlete cheating on her. In 2011, Haye was the subject of tabloid stories after an affair with a talent show singer. His wife forgave him and decided to stay. However, things have gotten rough in their marriage again, as he was spotted at a hotel with another woman. 

In the May 6, 2016 article “Rachel Roy’s Emails Hacked” the Judiciary Report stated Rita Ora was cheating with a “British athlete” whose wife “is so angry she is on the verge of divorcing him.” I was referring to Haye. I just did not want to name him at the time, hoping his wife would not file for divorce. I also was not trying to embarrass Haye and his wife. However, the Daily Mail has let the cat out of the bag about one of Haye's recent affairs. 

 

Rita Ora and David Haye. Why is Rita Ora posing like that with a married man. 
 
The couple have a young child who needs his parents. I am sorry their marriage is in trouble. Maybe they can work things out. These women cannot take the place of his family nor do they care about him. His wife cares about him. She is the mother of his son and has been with him through many ups and downs. He is a good looking man, make it worse he is rich and famous, so that will attract female attention. His wife is pretty as well. 

Rita Whora indeed. She's been having sex with several married men (like Jay Z) and others in relationships. Ora has had sex with dozens of men in the entertainment and sports industries. One stated of her to his friends "it's my turn to ride the bicycle" stating she is a "slut." These men use then drop her. 


People on Twitter became offended at the manner in which Rita Ora was intimately hugging married rapper Jay Z (right) in the same manner she would romantically embrace her ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris (left). Jay-Z has been cheating with Rihanna and Rita Ora.
 
Jay Z continues to sexually pass around Rita Ora and Rihanna in exchange for songs and movie roles for them at his struggling company Roc Nation, as well as using them as illegal inducement in trying to get athletes to sign with his failing sports company. The Judiciary Report was the first to state Jay Z has been pimping out Rihanna and Rita Ora. Then Adrien Broner let the cat out the bag and confirmed it (Boxer Adrien Broner Says F**k Jay Z, Rihanna And Her P***y After The Rapper Pimps Her Out Again).

STORY SOURCE

Boxing legend David Haye splits from wife of eight years - months after the couple 'put family home on the market'
Published: 05:08 EST, 21 August 2016 - Boxing superstar David Haye is splitting from his wife of eight years, it has been reporter. Make-up artist Natasha Haye, 35, is said to have started divorce proceedings against her husband earlier this year. A source told Ryan Kiesel and Laura Armstrong the Sun on Sunday: 'Of course Natasha and David have children together, so they will always be connected through them. But she no longer wants to be his wife.' Split: Make-up artist Natasha Haye, 35, pictured with her now ex-husband in 2009, has divorced David Haye on the grounds of his adultery... 

Haye was accused of having an affair with X Factor hopeful Amie Buck, pictured, in 2011. Haye, known as 'The Hayemaker', has previously faced allegations of infidelity. Last year a representative for the boxer denied rumours of an affair after he was photographed at a London hotel with a mystery woman. Months later Haye and Natasha reportedly put their £2million marital home on the market.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk

Monday, December 1, 2014

Tyson Fury Wins Fight Against Dereck Chisora And Is The New British And European Heavyweight Champion In Line To Fight Wladimir Klitschko

 

Dereck Chisora vs. Tyson Fury

After numerous delays, the heavily anticipated British boxing rematch, Chisora v. Fury 2, went off at London, England's ExCel arena in front of 19,000 boxing fans and many Box Nation television subscribers. At stake was the British and European heavyweight belts. After 10 rounds, Dereck Chisora's corner pulled him out of the fight, as he'd sustained visible damage. 


Amazingly enough, Tyson Fury used an old school Muhammad Ali technique in switching up his style, written about on this site six months ago and won (Preparing For Every Eventuality In The Boxing Ring). Both Chisora and Fury use the Orthodox stance. However, Fury switched to Southpaw during the fight, disconcerting Chisora. Credit to Chisora for going 10 rounds under the switch up and that pummeling from Fury. 

 

There was opposition from the crowd, as booing was heard. By the 8th round, referee Marcus McDonnell stated, "Either you fight or we go home." Sometimes fans also complain when fights are too shot (see: Mike Tyson). However, some wanted  Fury to finish off Chisora early in the fight with a knockout and began to boo as the fight wore on.    


Dereck Chisora's eye was swollen shut

However, it was unquestionably Fury's night. This title eliminator bout paves the way for Fury to fight world champion Wladimir Klitschko. This is something Fury has wanted for some time, but the fight has eluded him. Months ago Fury spoke of his belief that Klitschko will not fight him. However, now that he has won the British and European titles, hopefully it has also won him an audience with Klitschko and the chance to fight him in the ring. 


Fury is a colorful character. He says outlandish things that grabs headlines. Klitschko is more conservative. It would be a battle of two personalities and styles that would be interesting for boxing fans. With this win, Fury is firmly on the radar of other top British boxers such as David Haye, Anthony Joshua and David Price.

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

The Bigger Boxer Doesn't Always Win (Video)

 

Mike Tyson

Everyone's heard stories of the little guy triumphing against the big one. It's an age old tale that gives the underdog encouragement. It is true in boxing as well. People tend to look at potential fights and assume the bigger boxer will win, but that is not always the case.

Take for example, former heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson, one of the greatest boxers to ever step into the ring. In his prime Tyson beat men who were bigger and taller. He did so with purpose, accuracy and precision. Legendary boxing trainer, the late Cus D'Amato, famously stunted Tyson's growth as a teen, by making him jog with heavy weights on his back that were placed inside a bookbag. As a result, Tyson is shorter than many of his peers at 5'10. 


David Haye v Nikolay Valuev WBA World Heavyweight Championship in 2009 

Another fine example of this is the fight David Haye v Nikolay Valuev for the WBA Heavyweight title. On paper, the casual observer would assume 7-foot 320 pound Valuev would beat smaller, but still big opponent, Haye, who is 6'3 and weighs 235 pounds, but the find did not turn out that way. 

Valuev, who was a worthy and skilled opponent, who is now retired, but to date only has 2 losses in 53 fights, was outclassed by his smaller rival, Haye, another pugilist with a great record. Haye put on a masterful performance feverishly circling Valuev the entire fight, landing accurate and effective shots. It was a masterclass and one of my favorite fights.

Haye's defensive skills during the fight were so good, that he was elusive, consistently evading shots that could have resulted in a knockout from towering Valuev. The fight was billed "David vs. Goliath" and it certainly lived up to its name with David winning.  

 

Stills from Haye v. Valuev 
 
In closing, if your opponent is bigger than you are, it does not mean they will win the fight. Great defensive skills (head movement and footwork) coupled with clean, accurate shots can win the fight. 

At the end of the day to be a great, well rounded boxer, especially in the heavyweight division, you must be an effective power puncher with great footwork/head movement (defensive skills). You cannot just focus on one aspect of your boxing game, you must master them all. It means more time training, but that's a sacrifice you have to make if you want to win. 


David Haye won the title

Side Bar: Mike Tyson was on the television show "The View" this week and he stated he doesn't miss getting into the ring, due to the nervousness and anxiety it created, coupled with the damage it did to his personal relationships from working all the time. Tyson still loves boxing though and is now a promoter.

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Tyson Fury Implies On Twitter Fellow Boxer Dereck Chisora Is Faking A Broken Hand To Get Out Of Fighting Him This Weekend

 Shots Fired!
 
 
Dereck Chisora (left) and Tyson Fury (right)
 
Yesterday, boxer Dereck Chisora made an announcement revealing he fractured his hand during sparring and will be unable to fight fellow pugilist, Tyson Fury on July 26, 2014 in Manchester, England. Chisora is seeking a postponement of their rematch, for at least one month.

Fury, who had gained weight, went through an intense and costly training camp in preparation for the fight, which would have netted him a solid pay day. Fury, angry over developments, took to Twitter and ripped Chisora. In a telling tweet, Fury stated he wants to see x-rays of Chisora's broken wrist.

Fury is not the only one who has expressed skepticism. The fight was being promoted by Frank Warren, whose rival, Eddie Hearn tweeted "surprise surprise" then deleted it. As stated yesterday, boxer Anthony Fowler also found it suspect. Chisora has not responded to these claims. In the meantime, Fury is said to be scrambling for a replacement and according to online reports, one will be announced within the next 48 hours. Will it be David Haye? David Price? Maybe even David Beckham (kidding). 

Saturday, July 19, 2014

Tyson Fury States He Wants To Fight World Champion Wladimir Klitschko But There’s A Problem


Dereck Chisora (left in red shirt) and Tyson Fury (pictured right and pointing)

Undefeated Irish boxer, Tyson Fury, with a solid 21 wins, 15 KOs  and no losses under his belt, wants to fight the impressive reigning heavyweight champion of the world, Wladimir Klitschko. Fury has called him names in public, such as a “p****” in seeking to fight him in the ring. 


Tyson Fury

However, Fury’s approach and image are apart of the reason Klitschko has refused to respond. If Fury defeats capable challenger, Dereck Chisora again in Manchester, England on July 26, 2014 during their rematch, has an image makeover, undertakes a stronger training regimen and has a credible sports law firm pitch the fight rather than calling Klitschko out with insults, he stands a greater chance of getting the bout with the world champion. It would be a good fight for boxing fans. 

 

Tyson Fury

Fury does a lot of trash talking and uses expletives and crude phrases that have now gotten him into trouble with the boxing commission in Britain, but if he apologizes, asks for leniency and does not do it again, the punishment shouldn’t be too great. The level of trash talk has detracted from his athleticism, but at the end of the day, you don’t win as many fights as Fury has without having a talent for boxing. That wasn’t a fluke. There’s boxing talent behind that mouth. 


Wladimir Klitschko. They should call him Wlad the Impaler.

Fury could go quite far, but he needs a more advance training regimen and a very savvy team behind him to bring out his full talent and marketing potential. Boxing is indeed a sport, but there is also a business side to it that if handled correctly can make great boxers into legends. It’s more than what you do inside the ring. Other top British heavyweights, in addition to Fury and Chisora are David Haye and Anthony Joshua.