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David Haye admitted that he was expecting a very critical reaction from the boxing public, after a heavyweight title challenge notable for its bombastic build‑up ended in a comprehensive beating at the hands of Wladimir Klitschko on Saturday night.
Haye, who before the fight had been scathing of the Klitschko brothers' ability and had worn T-shirts depicting their severed heads, accepted that the response to his display would verge on abuse.
"I'm expecting the stick and I won't take it personally," Haye said. "There will have been a lot of people hoping that I lost. They can have a little smile and feel glad about it but I know I did the best I could."
Haye blamed a broken toe, which he said he had sustained three weeks ago, for his lack of aggression in the fight but he also suggested that Klitschko's camp employed underhand tactics before and during the bout. Despite this, the 30-year-old would like a rematch, following Klitschko's achievement in adding the WBA belt to the IBO, WBO, IBF and Ring magazine titles he already held.
After losing a unanimous decision 117-109, 118-108 and 116‑110, Haye said: "[There were] lots of little things in the build‑up, silly little things, but it has a bearing. For instance, when we came out on the ring walk we thought we were going to go down the path with the barriers but for some reason we were directed by his people to walk down the crowd. They tried to tell us we couldn't bring our own security, and made a song and dance about it. But we insisted on it and if I hadn't had my security I would have been squashed."
During the ring walk, Haye was manhandled by some in the crowd. "I had people trampling on my toe on the way to the ring," the 30-year-old said. "Why didn't they send us the right way, through the barricades? They did it to unsettle me. I tried to put it to the back of my mind."
Haye, who said that the little toe on his right foot had been broken in training, added: "Whether Wladimir would want to do it with me again I don't know. He has shown in the past he's the not the sort of guy to pick the toughest of challengers."
Haye said that he might not retire when he turns 31 in October. One option could be for him to fight Klitschko's elder brother, Vitali.
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最后一句 :海牙表示,他可能不会退休,在10月31日重新开始。一种选择可能是他打克里琴科的哥哥,维塔利。
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