Is the Heavyweight division set for all-time low?

With the possibility, however remote, of Audley 'A-Force' Harrison winning the WBA strap from Haye in December, would there ever been a worse heavyweight belt holder than this modern day 'cinderella' man?

 

That's a bit of an overstatement. As limited as he was, Baer was a legit champ who even killed a guy in the ring. Haye never deserved a shot at the title and he hasn't done anything to convince anyone that he's a legit titleholder. A win against him would be a surprise, but it certainly won't be historic.

 

Its already at an all time low & its hard to believe that it can get any lower.

 

:deal

 

This

 

That's the correct answer.

 

already is..only fighters that would have more than just a role play in another era would be Vitali and Wlad..the rest of the good HW fighters play football these days

 

How about when Klitschko's retire and/if there still ain't any good candidates to replace them?

 

Haye cherry picked Harrison and he's now going to beat him. That is the only thing I know on the subject.

 

Then people will cry "Oh please bring back the Klits, this division sucks now" just like they were whining about Lennox being boring and uncharismatic for 15 years, then he retired and people were crying that he's gone.

Same sh** every time.

 

:yep

 

Hater. what if Briggs beats vitali........ hows that any better

 

definitely feels that its at an all time low

 

It's not at an all time low in terms of talent. But it is at an all time low when it comes to interes. The heavyweight weight era after Holmes and before Tyson was every bit as bad, probably worse than the current era. But it was mostly lousy America fighters, which mean that their was still some interest in the States.

 

Most heavyweights from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, would not last in this era. Way to competitive. Too many tough Euro-level challengers.