David Haye of today vs Ron Lyle (of the Foreman fight)

Did you seriously just compare Lyle to Ali... And put 2013 poster of the year?...

 

No he hasn't, Chisora is just an idiot. Haye threw a ridiculous left out of a southpaw stance. You keep posting that rubbish about Marciano & Armstrong like you know what you're talking about. Haye is not a great in-fighter or "pocket" fighter. That's why he was completely useless against Wlad.

 

He always done that, demonstrating his versatility via footwork ala 'surprise tactic' as he did it against Macrinelli.

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I never suggested he was rather he's improved muscling Chisora on the inside.

How about just say "I don't like David Haye."

 

True
Haye would probably be reduced to a piece of ass in the same prison .... resulting in a sore ass ...

 

:rofl:rofl His hair wouldnt do him any favours either :tdh

 

Nah, Lyle would have ended up with Team Mayweather & Leonard Ellerbe.

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Haye has skills?

 

If you are a troll i would like to meet you for real and ***** smack you.

if your not a troll..and these are your real views..than i would like to ***** smack you and than punch you full might in the stomach.

 

Salesmanship skills.

 

was his toe hurt for Valuev as well? because he almost seemed scarred to engage in that fight as well until the very end. did his toe heal at the end?

 

Haye does have skills..it also seems likely that at some point Lyle would clip him with a shot and end it.

 

**** off Johnstown.

 

:hey I could put you down but your posts are forgettable and I dont remember anything about you to mock.

 

not to dig at anyone posting, but what does lyle being a badass and doing push ups in jail have to do with how he'd perform against haye?

lyle was very very strong, hit well and have good fundamentals. however, he lost to most of the elite opposition he fought, he was not a monster puncher by any means and he was knocked out by one of the worst versions of ali on film (the stoppage was fair, he was out of his feet)

i think lyle wins but by tight decision. he benefits, imo, massively from fighting in the
70s. he did reasonably well in that golden era but remember, he was a contender who failed at the top level most occasions.

 

Funny, I seem to get mocked about every aspect of my posting style.

You can't spell, so I'll take it as a given you can barely read either :hi: