Bermane Stiverne vs David Haye

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  1. baconmaker

    baconmaker Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Who you see winning this fight Stiverne vs Haye? Might happen in the future if Haye makes comeback and Stiverne KTFO Wilder next saturday.
     
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    Wilder KO stiverne
    Stiverne KO haye
    Haye KO wilder
     
  3. madballster

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    "if" Haye makes comeback. Haye has lied so many times, Haye has announced some many things. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...
     
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    miniq FURY COMETH 2026 Full Member

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    Haye without injury easy victory and probably KO

    would do the same to Wilder....

    Wilder & Stiverne are mediocre....America's best hopes LOL. unlucky guys.

    If Haye can get himself into fighting shape and feel that his body will hold up after watching Wilder Stiverne he'll probably try to have a "comeback"...
     
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    He beats wilder because hes gangly and glass jawed with not many skills to get to an elusive haye.
    Wilder beats Stiverne, because stiverne is lazier and takes rounds off and doesnt have the speed of foot or headmovement to stop taking wilders windmilles.
    Stiverne beats haye because he has skills, he has twice the power of chisora and hes a bigger, stronger man. :deal
     
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    Haye at his best would be too fast, too mobile. Stiverne doesn't have great movement and struggles to catch Haye. Stiverne has a punchers chance but Haye likely gets to him first and stops him.

    Now it's impossible to say. Haye has been out for so long, has had a serious injury, who knows if he's half the fighter he once was.
     
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    aaronpernell Well-Known Member Full Member

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    This thread should be moved to the classic forum
     
  8. jakethemus

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    Stiverne all the way for me. He is a legit heavyweight with legit power and a solid chin. Haye would struggle.
     
  9. beachie17

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    No disrespect to either of those guys but Haye is just different class to either of those, Wlad is the main man and Haye at his best is around the same level as Povetkin and then you have these guys after. Haye is too fast, too powerful for both of these guys and gets them both out there in the first half of the fight in my opinion
     
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    i think this is a much closer match up that stiverne/wilder(which is a mismatch)....wilder has nothing bu a punch....he has no combos, no inside game and cant fight backing up....haye has all of these...wilder is a tall stiff that relys only on his power...


    a puncher that has power is always dangerous...but a puncher that relys only on his power with no other skillset is bound to fail....

    stiverne beats wilder....
    haye beats wilder....
    stiverne/haye is a close fight...i think it could go 12 rounds, or could end sooner...i would think stiverne might get that crack in and level haye a few times with the counters...but haye might move too much and win by points due to his movement
     
  11. attaboi

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    Haye by TKO
     
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    lets all rate haye as a top 10 heavyweight once again. so so overated.
     
  13. rapscalion

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    Haye would talk mad **** for weeks about how Stiverne is a bum and how he is going to knock him out, and then he will pull out of the fight about a month before. OR, he will actually go through with the fight(doubtful) and lose badly then claim it was because he tore a muscle in his ****** during the fight

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  14. attaboi

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    Haye is the second best heavyweight in the world.
     
  15. jakethemus

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    Change that to cruiserweight and I'd agree. But heavyweight? No chance.