Better Heavyweight Resumé: Adamek or Haye?

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  1. lzolnier

    lzolnier Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Why? Haye barely won. Adamek looked better in winning against Arreola and did so in Arreola's back yard too. Besides, Adamek has been a HW for a much shorter time span than Haye and yet has managed to test himself more frequently. That has to be taken into consideration.
     
  2. lufcrazy

    lufcrazy requiescat in pace

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    hmmm notable opponents in order

    valuev
    arreola
    ruiz
    estrada
    barret
    golota
    grant
    maddalone
    harrison
    mcbride(assuming tomasz wins)

    it is very close, but i'd have to say haye. he's beaten two current/former world champions. unless i've missed anyone out. adamek has a very good win against arreola, but valuev is a long way ahead of cristobal.

    so i say haye just.
     
  3. floyd_g.o.a.t

    floyd_g.o.a.t Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Haye of course he has SNV on his...thread over !
     
  4. KillerDeluxe

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    Adamek and its not close.

    Estrada > Barrett

    Golota > Bonin

    Arreola > Ruiz

    Grant > Harrison. Even Kevin McBride > Harrison, lol lets be real here.....

    The only win Haye has that is superior is his "win" vs. Valuev. but it really wasn't a win, 11 rounds of nothingness and 1 clear Haye round isn't really anything to put up on your fridge.
     
  5. KillerDeluxe

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    Exactly.

    Even fatty Danny Rafeal was right.

    It took Team Adamek just 2 WEEKS to negotiate and agree to a K2 contract. Haye has been "negotiating" for like 2 ****in years and STILL, nothing is yet on paper.

    Adamek is just the superior fighter, period. David is just a prima donna, weather you think he has more skills than Adamek or not, but he doesn't have the same fighting spirit and mentality that Adamek has. Thats fact.

    Boxing is 80% mental and 20% physical, and Haye lacks that 80% that Adamek has. Adamek is not only more active, but way busier in the ring, way tougher, and way more hungry for victory than Haye is. Haye just turned 30 and hes already talking about retirement, LOL. Pathetic mentality.

    The only HW today that has the mentality to beat either one of the brothers is Tomasz Adamek, David Haye lacks that.
     
  6. Beekeeper

    Beekeeper Bedtime Story, Aoki Style Full Member

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    That is a good point, Adamek has been very active at HW, and I would say that the overall body of work is better for him, but Valuev was a much tougher matchup than Arreola or Grant.
     
  7. SterlingVoid

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    You are not the smartest of guys, do you think david haye wants to end up braindamaged from taking loads of punishment through out his career. The idea of boxing is to hit and not get hit not to be a hero and take a beating.
    In terms of contracts adamek signed up so quickly because he is worth **** all in terms of revenue compared to haye so he is gonna be happy with what wlad offers, come back when you have a clue,
     
  8. KillerDeluxe

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    :lol:

    talking to a wall.

    never knew Adamek takes loads of punishment.

    Adamek worth **** all? Thats why K2 signed a contract to fight Tomasz in a Polish 2012 football stadium?
     
  9. tommygun711

    tommygun711 The Future Full Member

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  10. SterlingVoid

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    Have you never seen adamek fight he is a warrior and a top boxer but he takes alot of shots, he isn't known for his elusive movements, he is known for being teak tough, a good fighter and having a great heart.
    Honestly i was being slightly harsh on adamek in the money side of things but he isn't a heavyweight champion and doesn't have the kind of ppv revenue haye can produce so obviously he is going to be happy with a much smaller purse.
     
  11. ludwig

    ludwig Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Hmm. Honestly I'd give Haye the edge re. heavyweight resume.

    Adamek's win over Arreola is more meaningful than anything Haye has done. But I'd rate Haye's wins over SNV, Ruiz, and Barrett over Adamek's other heavy wins (Estrada, Golata, Grant). Not so much because Ruiz and Barrett are necessarily better than Grant or Estrada, but rather because Haye won those fights convincingly, while Adamek has had some close calls.

    Now if we are talking about overall boxing career Adamek has the clear edge. Adamek's cruiser wins over Cunningham, Bell and Banks are stronger than Haye's wins over Mormeck, Macca, and Fragomeni.

    Adamek hasn't lost since Chad Dawson at light heavyweight--he deserves his high heavyweight ranking partly based on his accomplishments at cruiser and light heavy.
     
  12. Wiesiek

    Wiesiek Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :lol::lol::yep:good Thats some real online Pwn.
     
  13. Wiesiek

    Wiesiek Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Well its not like adamek vs grant fight was close, Grant had his moments, but overall won no more than 2-3 rounds max.

    Also there was no winner in the Haye-Valuev fight, dohh.. it wasnt even a "fight" they both lost in my eyes.

    Plus Ppl should take into account that Valuev should have lost to ancient Holyfield in his previous fight.
     
  14. SterlingVoid

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    Yeah signing in a polish football stadium in a country that's not exactly flush with cash is a real coup, im sure wlad would turn down a fight with haye's ppv revenue and if held in england a potential sellout at a stadium like Wembley for a few zloty's :rofl
     
  15. KillerDeluxe

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    grow up.

    you don't have to fight like Floyd Mayweather to be a top boxer.

    Rocky Marciano also took a lot of shots during his career, is he not a good boxer as well? oh wait nvm he retired undefeated.

    Muhammad Ali made a career inventing his famous rope-a-dope tactic, took a lot of shots in the ring. he not a good boxer too? oh never mind, he retired as one of the GOAT.

    i could go on.

    This is boxing, everyone has a style that he is adapted to, and for Tomasz, so far it has worked being he only has ONE loss in 44 fights.

    just shut your mouth cause im sick of it. i've been hearing this same old bullcrap all the ****ing time.

    "Briggs is too tough"

    "Bell is too powerfull"

    "Cunningham is too slick"

    "Golota is too big"

    "Arreola is way to skilled.."

    *yawn*.

    tell me something I HAVEN'T HEARD yet... and maybe i will take your post seriously.

    another laughable post.

    Adamek can easily fill a Euro 2012 football stadium, weather the Baltic Arena in Gdansk or the NT stadium in Warsaw or the Wroclaw stadium.

    Adamek is a household name in Poland...

    Zamknij morde.