Haye vs the following

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  1. Earl-hickey

    Earl-hickey Boxing Junkie banned

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    I really think Haye should fight one of the top 3 and then go for povetkin, then a Klitschko

    Wont happen but in an ideal world.

    How Would Haye do against

    Adamek
    Areolla
    Chambers
    Povetkin.

    Be detailed if you can.
     
  2. Nipple

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    Ko's Adamek (Mormeck style)

    He'd DEMOLISH Areolla, who is vastly overrated

    Chambers would be a good fight. For a while.

    Stop's Povetkin.

    On his day, Haye only get's beaten by the K.Bros!
     
  3. Manning

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    Indeed, David is an unbeaten ATG head to head monster in the magical Haye fantasy land. Ali and Frazier couldn't hold a candle to him nevermind a clown like Arreola.
     
  4. Nipple

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    Funny.

    How do you think those fights would go down then?
     
  5. Earl-hickey

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    I do actually agree I think he'd damage Areolla.

    Chris is an entertaining brawler, but he is slow of hand and foot, not greatly mobile and relies mostly on trapping opponents and bashing them up with accumilation, add to this he has not great defence. He doesnt have the one punch power to Ko Haye (based on haye taking several straight rights from wlad without issue) and he isn't fast enough to corner Haye and make it a brawl.

    David keeps it on the outside and is able to land power shots far too often leading to a Haye stoppage imo
     
  6. Manning

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    Adamek 50/50
    Areolla 60/40 (Haye)
    Chambers 50/50
    Povetkin. 40/60 (Povetkin)

    I would give the odds something like this. It's hard to say with Haye though, it involves a lot of guess work. He hasn't actually beaten a top 20 heavyweight in his prime. The closest he has to that was Valuev on the verge of retirement and struggling with injury in a fight he won by the skin of his teeth.

    That's the thing with Haye, there was so many good 50/50 fights that potentially could have been made that if he won would have made him a big global star. Sadly he refused to take them.
     
  7. Let's Boogie!

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    I reckon haye beats that bunch but struggles with chambers you shouldve included helenius and solis?
     
  8. Primadonna Kool

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    David Haye would spark them all out.

    "None of them have a good enough defence to evade the Hayemakers, and none of them are offensively destructive or affective to sustain heavy attacks on David Haye..? So this is bad news"

    People forget, how David Haye and Wladimir Kiltschko both nullified each others offence. Nobody has EVER done that to Wladimir Kiltschko!
     
  9. Zavi

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    3. Alexander Povetkin
    4. Vitali Klitschko
    5. Wladimir Klitschko
     
  10. Addie

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    Haye loses to all of them in the very first round. Hypejob. Bum. Etc.
     
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    Technical Toemakers.
     
  13. Zavi

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    No Hopkins spirit in here.
     
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  15. Manning

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