David Haye vs Vitali Klitschko's resume. How many losses.

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  1. Skittlez

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    The HW Version of David Haye: Just take his fights against Ruiz-Chisora-Wlad-Barett etc as a indicator.

    against Vitali's resume. How many losses?

    He obviously loses to old fat semi retired Lennox. He might lose against 40 year old Sanders, but that version of Sanders was pretty shot and beyond old as well.

    Solis is tricky, assuming his fat **** don't roll out his knee.... it's a tricky fight.

    Arreloa- Haye will dominate. Peters will be dominated by Haye as well.
    I guess Chris Byrd will be a slight favor over Haye?

    After Old Lennox,

    Solis, Byrd and Sanders imo are 50-50 fights. But a case could be made that Haye is a favorite against all 3.

    Everyone else, Haye will just KO or UD quite easily.
     
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    Haye Dominates All. End of Story.
     
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    Fair enough. Like I said, as much as I like Corrie Sanders.. David Haye had a serious chance of beating the 40 year old version.

    Chris Byrd gets way over rated at times(for obvious reasons), I think Haye will UD him.
     
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    How? In my opinion, even if Vitali has an iron chin, it is more likely that he will be hit by a hayemaker which knocks him out than Haye winning on the scorecards. Vitali will jab him frequently. Noone has ever won a decision against Vitali. Haye won't change that. He is too small and does not have the tools.
     
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    I wouldnt have a problem with someone favoring Haye over all of Vitalis opponents except Lewis obviously.

    The other closest would be Sanders. Even the version Vitali fought would be dangerous early, but I think Haye keeps the distance and has the movement to survive early to wind up stopping sanders late.

    everyone else Id make Haye the solid favorite over.
     
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    Losses: Lewis (for sure), Sanders (of course only imho - more objective would be 50:50 I guess :) Sanders had some pop and was a brawler...if Sanders would have hit Haye, he would have been in big trouble) and probably the current version of Arreola (again - it is more or less a 50:50).

    The others are a walk in the park for Haye...
     
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    Lewis
    Sanders
    Byrd
    Solis

    Anything else, Haye would be a big time favorite for me. Arreola would be honorable mention.
     
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    Lewis

    he beats the rest pretty easy
     
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    That scared fraud Haye would need to borrow one of Corries golf clubs and use it in the ring to stand a chance, and then he would probably be too scared to use it:D
     
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    Lewis
    Saunders
    Byrd

    beat him
     
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    Did you even read the post
     
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    Haye would be an underdog against Peter, Hide, Byrd, Lewis, Solis, Gomez, Sanders and on top of that he likely loses a fair few more along the way. Haye got ****ed up bad by old shot semi retired Thompson for christ sake and as we all know THompson is no Adamek, Williams, Arreola and that type of fighter.
     
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