heavyweights that would beat david haye

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  1. themadman100100

    themadman100100 Member Full Member

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    i would have all these guys as favorites against david haye.

    the klitschko brothers
    povetkin
    thompson
    chambers
    solis
    arreola
    peter
    helenius
    ustinov
    boytsov
    fury
    estrada
    ademak

    and it would be a toss up against these guys at this stage of there careers

    gomez
    tua
    mccall
    holyfield

    the hype is crazy.his best win in the heavyweight division was against valuev(i thought he lost).a fight that SUCKED! he threw like 12 punches a round.haye and booth are laughing all the way to the bank.no doubt those two will be great promoters.
     
  2. SportsLeader

    SportsLeader Chilling Full Member

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    **** off you pathetic troll.

    How old are you? Surely you realise what you are saying is totally puerile and absolutely pathetic? It angers me that ESB let's fools such as yourself make threads that damage the integrity of the forum.

    Grow up.
     
  3. Overhill

    Overhill Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I don't believe that Fury or Estrada can beat him.
     
  4. Jack

    Jack Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Awful post. The only two who can beat him are the Klitschko's and he can beat them too.
     
  5. pawelek2610

    pawelek2610 Member Full Member

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    Good list. Haye is 100% hype job.
     
  6. Brownies

    Brownies Well-Known Member Full Member

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    In my opinion, the Klitschkos are a whole level above anyone in the division, Haye included. Haye's a talented guy, but he's got some major flaws. To me, guys like Chambers, Peter, Adamek, Povetkin and Haye are nearly on the same level. These guys can beat each other.

    I think that Povetkin/Haye would be a hard fight for both.... If Atlas let him fight. The Povetkin that won against Chambers and Byrd would win by UD in my opinion. Haye is not active enough in the ring to beat him on points.

    Chambers and Peter could definitly beat him, but the opposite wouldn't surprise me.

    Adamek would lose in my opinion.
     
  7. PFG

    PFG Active Member Full Member

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    I think Haye would have a hard time with Solis. Very hard time. Even with Solis being a fat slob. Adamek gets hit too often for my liking. Many of the others I haven't seen enough or aren't good enough.
    Haye's a good heavyweight, problem is... he wants to have it all too easy. He doesn't want to... build up a solid resume at HW, he just wants quick unification then retirement. That's not the mentality I'm looking for.
     
  8. fidds

    fidds Boxing Addict Full Member

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    yeah your an idiot congratulations :good
     
  9. themadman100100

    themadman100100 Member Full Member

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    no doubt the two weakest on the list but i still think they would beat haye.

    i can't think of a bigger con job than haye.i mean if there was something to justify the hype? but damn! this guy has done crap. and this is the guy thats supposed to take out the klitschko's? him fighting harrison should have said it all.david haye don't believe in david haye.but he is a very good promoter
     
  10. dave-slave

    dave-slave Guest

    Same thing he did at cw, he doesn't have the heart of a champ.
     
  11. dvb

    dvb Well-Known Member Full Member

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    ha funny troll post.

    his best fight is probably ruiz though,retired the boring clincher for good.did us all a favour.

    ha,he beat up tony thompson in sparring for fraudley,even thompson admitted this himself!.

    he had solis ready to be knocked spark out,but due to amatuer rules he wasnt allowed to follow up and finish the KO.

    povetkin might be his mandatory,he will KO him no problem,just wait for you to disrcedit povetkin as a decent opponent when he does mind.

    all those fat americans and europeans would get beat up and stopped.

    i bet you said haye would get knocked out by barrett,valuev,ruiz and fraudley before any of those fights.

    and looked what happnened,he hurt them all,and stopped all but valuev,who is a freak of a human being.
     
  12. chatty

    chatty Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Just the Klitschkos who i believe Haye does have a chance against but i favour the brothers.

    I think he beats the rest but a few would be really good fights (Adamek, Solis, Povetkin)

    The rest he steamrolls
     
  13. dvb

    dvb Well-Known Member Full Member

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    i guess gettin off the floor and going on to win by KO in france vs mormeck to stop them robbing him whe it came to the decision doesnt show any heart?.

    to carry on fighting valuev from round 2 onwards with a broken right hand?.

    he didnt ***** out like vitali did when he hurt his shoulder.

    for haye to box ruiz,his 1st defense,with out a month of sparring,and still retire the tough ugly to fight ruiz.

    no heart aye?.lol.:patsch
     
  14. Sir Will Wigan

    Sir Will Wigan HLF: A Real "Fightin' Man" Full Member

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    You have prepared a credible list, but it is a bit exaggerated. Some on your list would beat David Haye three or four times if they fought a total five. Against others, like the Ks, a Haye victory would be tantamount to a miracle of the biblical sort.

    I do not think that Holyfield can beat Haye or even make him work hard. Booth and Haye most likely agree and that is why, of your entire list, that is the only scenario that we might see occur. You rightly do not have Rahman or Valuev on your list, one of whom Haye will probably face to close out his illustrious "rampage" through the HW classification.

    Your broader point is well taken. Haye and Booth are gimmick-masters who continue to deceive a material, though dwindling, segment of the casual boxing public.
     
  15. Squire

    Squire Let's Go Champ Full Member

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    I'd put money on Povetkin beating him, and an earlier version of Chagaev. Maybe not the Chagaev we've seen recently though

    Haye-Povetkin could be a great fight! With Haye's low punch output and Povetkin being good going forward and a decent combination thrower the rounds would go to Povetkin, but the biggest question would be- can he take Haye's power? Boxing would be so much greater if these fights actually happened