A question for you on heavyweight champs

Who out of all

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heavyweight champs/belt holders obviously only main 4 belts has the best ko % ever ?

Any one :good

 

Huh, huh, huh, maybe Vitali Klitschko?????????

 

Wrong but close :roll:

 

There is only 0.9% in it though

 

Find it strange no one knows the ans

 

David Haye.

 

We have a winner :happy

Congrats to david the haymaker haye best KO% of any past or present belt holder

 

Hey wait a minute... that's not right.
25-1, 23KO's
= 23/26 = 0.88

 

he built that ko% as a cruiser weight !!

 

Here's Haye's opponent list :good

Toney Booth 41-72-8 (Multiple early T/KO losses)

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Saber Zairi 3- 1 (KO2 loss)

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Roger Bowden 4-11-1 (punchbag)

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Phil Day 8-6-1 (multiple early tko losses)

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Vance Winn 6-13-2 (total utter punchbag)

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Gregg Briggs 15-26 (another punchbag)

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Lolenga Mock 21-6-1 (on a losing streak but never KO'd)

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(first good win)
Tony Dowling 10-5 (multiple early TKO losses)

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Hastngs Rasani 13-12-1 (multiple early T/KO losses)

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Arthur Williams 38-10-1 (Old but reasonable, multiple early T/KO losses)

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Carl Thompson 32-6 (IBO title, multiple early T/KO losses)

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Valeri Semiskur 15-13-1 (HW, total and utter punchbag)

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Garry Delaney 31-9-1 (HW, multiple TKO losses, 1 early)

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Glen Kelly 31-2-1 (2 KO losses 4/7)

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(best win so far)
Vincenzo Rossitto 30-3-2 (3 TKO losses, 1 early)

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(good opponent)
Oleksandr Hurov 38-4-1 (EBU title, 4 T/KO losses, 3 early)

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Lasse Johansen 14-0 (EBU title, undefeated)

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(best win by Haye)
Ismael Abdul 27-9-1 (EBU tilte, never KO'd) Haye

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Tomasz Bonin 37-1 (HW, 1 loss TKO9, can buster) Haye

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Jean Marc Mormeck 33-3 (WBA/C title, 1KO loss) Haye

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(impressive)
Enzo Maccarinelli 28-1 (WBA/C/O title, KO3 loss) Haye

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Monte Barrett 34-6 (HW, 3TKO losses, 1 early) Haye

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Nikolay Valuev 50-1 (WBA title, never down) Haye

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John Ruiz 44-8-1 (WBA title, KO1 loss) Haye

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Ausley Harrison 27-4 (WBA title, KO3 loss) Haye

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Birggs should have been stopped for a KO by the corner or Ref( like the Ruiz fight), and Kevin Johnson didn't come to fight but to run an go the distance.

And agree Haye got almost all of his at cruiserweight. At heavyweight he's 5-0 with 4 kos, thats only 0.80

 

ok new question - which current heavyweight champion "already had early T/KO loses"

 

Yep, Wlad... he has to face Wlad! Bring it on :bbb
But it clearly shows that Haye picks his opponents on the strength (or lack) of their chin. That's why I think he doesn't want to fight Vitali at all.

 

Haye just demanded that he wont fight a Klitschko unless they have a hand tied behind their back and won't throw the other

 

Haye has serious KO power - you can not deny that, he does not need to fight fighters with weak chins - he is fast and strong and can ko out most boxers.

If Haye gets to Wlad's chin (big If) he KO's him, end of. Works both ways but Wlad's chin is weak - Haye has a better chin but with serious stanima issues. He is a sloppy finisher and just goes for broke when he thinks his oppenent is hurt and that is how you can beat him.