Speaking to reporters, he said: “David Haye walks around with a battered ego. He cannot even hold his head high in his own country, because he embarrassed himself when we fought, and showed that he was a chicken for 12 rounds.”
And Klitschko believes Haye will eventually make a return to the ring:
“I have a funny feeling he won’t retire. He is an athlete, and athletes have an ego. That ego is damaged right now. If he is a real man, he will come back. Slowly, I think the reality is dawning on him and he is carrying a terrible embarrassment over what happened against me in July.”
Klitschko, meanwhile, is set to fight Jean-Marc Mormeck in December.
David Haye is 'embarrassed to walk the streets,' claims Klitschko
WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO HAS taunted David Haye following their fight last July, claiming the boxer “walks around with a battered ego”.
Klitschko secured a dominant points win over Haye last July, and says the star will struggle to recover from the drubbing.
Speaking to reporters, he said: “David Haye walks around with a battered ego. He cannot even hold his head high in his own country, because he embarrassed himself when we fought, and showed that he was a chicken for 12 rounds.”
Following the loss, Haye announced his retirement from boxing, however rumours have since emerged that Haye will return from his self-imposed exile to fight Wladimir’s elder brother Vitali.
And Klitschko believes Haye will eventually make a return to the ring:
Klitschko, meanwhile, is set to fight Jean-Marc Mormeck in December.
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