You don't speak for boxing fans when saying that fans who don't know boxing think that we have a top heavy because he beat Duhaupus on prime time tv in America and try to say that Duhaupus might not beat a top 5 Brit. I'd be arrogant too if I hadn't had a British heavy since Lennox. And now you have Fury lol. I do believe in Joshua but he's still rising. Who did Joshua beat that fans...who don't know boxing will say that he's the next level champion, Whyte? Lol
Although I dont agree with the order, its a great list and add Chisora and H Fury and the talent is crazy in the UK HW scene
Whats your opinion of HW boxing in America then? When I started this thread the active American HWs was around 400 when in the UK it was in the 30s
Thats how you come across, as insecure and desperate. Why act that way? If you act that way I wont (as you put it) beat around the bush. Whos got mad? Whos You guys? and what do you think we have disagreed on? You mentioned that I brought up Duhaupas and I explained why. You jumped to a conclussion which is where there appeared insecurity on your part, and I addressed the whole matter. Now chill and enjoy the HW division and if you are a fan you will really enjoy the strong talent in the UK HW scene
Your grandstanding when talking about Calzaghe and who he ranks above or who he was better than didn't work and your grandstanding over what you perceive as the top 3 heavies in the world won't fly either. The rest of what you said is what men say to children. I disregard re****ed **** like that lol... If anything that **** is backwards lmao.
It's ok to believe that England has the top 3 best heavies in the world. That's your right to think and post that ****. Welp, that's it. Lol
Wrong. I don't forget that at all. You forget to mention that Ruiz, the one Haye made easy work of, was 3-3 in the 6 fights going into the Haye fight. That's a typical opponent for Haye, and Diamond Dave was even close to prime then. You forget to mention that universally recognized past it Holy went 1-1-1 against grab em and hold em Ruiz, and those fights were approximately 8 years before Haye fought the useless 38 year old version. If Ruiz was arguably America's top heavyweight of the 10 years when that fight happened, all that states is how poor the level of American heavyweights were at that stage. Come to think of it, that diminishes Haye's already unimpressive resume, because quite frankly, Ruiz was **** going into that fight.
The UK heavyweight scene is strong at the moment. It has the champ in Fury and a top 10(some say 5) contender in Johsua.H. Fury and Whyte are good heavyweight prospects. Chisora and Price are still solid but not top heavyweights and Haye is a total wildcard at the moment. Surprisingly there hasn't been more fights between these guys. Outside of Chisora vs Haye and Fury and Joshua-Whyte there there haven't been any other fights within this group.
I wrote that I feel its arguable, not that it was in stone, and do feel it is very arguable. Tell me all of the HWs you would favour over the fighters i mentioned. There is not many I dont think and when you only have around 30 odd in the UK compared to over 400 in America, it is a very big difference. If you cant see that, then you are possibly more nationalistic than you like to admit. You are getting all flustered and upset. Its that insecurity I mentioned showing through
That should be You're. Not sure why you are bringing up a fighter from a completely different division but once again you appear insecure