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More analysis? Gomez is slick and was proven champion for many years. Haye just ducked fat old Toney at HW, would he beat that version from Jirov? Mormeck 2005 is no Mormeck 2008 and he gave Haye taught fight even dropping him (I think). Bell in 2006 had 24 KO in 26 fights and was determined at that time so Haye chin could be the serious factor. Recent Adamek is a level above Mormeck from 2008.
Haye CAN beat a lot of these guys (except Holy, Holy beats him 99 times out of 100). Haye does have the ability to win these fights. But unfortunately he also has the ability to LOSE to all of them as well. His chin is that much of a liability.
My love to Haye is not the factor, just discuss Haye vs these boxers. As the Haye ducking Toney it was a fact Toney offered Haye fight and Haye chose Barrett.
It's very easy to come to a conclusion like that, but just because someone selected someone else to fight does not mean that they ducked them. I suppose it depends on what the definition of ducking is, I would say that it is only ducking if you avoid someone you are more likely to lose to. I think Haye would have beaten Toney but thought that it would not be the perfect fight to show what he is capable of. Just marketing, I don't for one second think that Haye did not believe he could beat an old fat Toney.
To the truth, the fact is Haye believe he can beat anyone. At that time Haye was initially refusing to fight Barrett using strong arguments that Barrett is just a journeyman who does not deserve to be considered as his opponent. After a few weeks when both Rahman and Toney in public stated they are willing fight Haye, Haye changed his mind and decided to fight the journeyman instead. What would you call that behavior?
Who the **** is Ali on the wheelchair and how is your question related to the topic :roll: ? I was asking about Toney from 2003 at the time when be beat Jirov .
Haye would lose to Holyfield, Jirov and JMM imo. I can see(primed) guys like Adamek, Hill, Toney, Gomez and Qawi giving him a bit of a tough time as well. Not saying they would win but have a good chance at doing so.
That not possible, Haye have very poor stamina, if he is not able to knock them within first 3 rounds I don't see he will ever survive against Bell or Adamek. Moreover if Haye will not knock out James Toney in the first half he will not knock him out later and probably he will lose on points. That possible since nobody else knocked out Toney so far.