Do you think Haye would come through this schedule unbeaten?

He'd KO them all except Toney and McCall, which he would still win in a UD.

 

He would easily ko current Toney.

 

And yet the haters say there's no way Wlad can do an April - Chisora, July - Haye, turnaround.

 

right now he would lose to toneyand jones by decision, tua by brutal ko. he would of lost to all of them in there prime accept mormeck.

 

Fighting a bunch of old guys with no place in the division, should be easy. Not practical but if it happened i'd say he does it unbeaten.

 

He beats all of them.They are all either past their prime by some time or too small or both.Im not saying he knocks them all out in fact most of them have a good chance of going 12 rounds.Id be very suprised to see any of them score a win at this stage of their careers.

 

McCall and Tua are the only ones I give a shot at beating him. He would probably pull out of those fights and go undefeated against the rest. Hopkins fight would be the most interesting to me.

 

5-3-1
SD loss to JT
SDW over Tarver
TKO2 over RJJ
MD over Holyfield
KO8 by Tua
UD over Rahman
KO2 by McCall
D BHop (in which Hopkins would dominate him by Compubox #s and be the more affective agressor, but drawing in London)
TKO9 over Mormeck

 

i think haye can win all these . these fighter are old way out there prime he can win these

 

James Toney- Easy UD for Haye. Toney is immobile and totally shot.

Antonio Tarver - Tarver did not look to good at heavyweight. Haye wins, with Tarver getting a slight chance at the upset.

Roy Jones Jr - Haye knocks him out easily. Jones has been finished for a long time, and his chin has become too brittle.

Evander Holyfield - Haye stops Holyfield. Holyfield is shot and can no longer land clean and effective headbutts.

David Tua - UD for Haye. Tua is a leftover from the last era. Anyone who can move around a bit should be able to beat him. I give Tua a marginal punchers chance.

Hasim Rahman - Haye knocks him out.

Oliver McCall - Haye likely UDs him, but I give McCall a decent chance of knocking out Haye.

Bernard Hopkins - B-Hop wins by UD. B-Hop outworks Haye and uses fundamental boxing technique to shut down Haye's reflexive based style.

Jean Marc Mormeck- Haye already beat him, he'll beat him again.

That leaves Haye going 8-1.
I will also note that with the exception of Mormeck, and maybe Tarver and Toney (who has a habit of not training), everyone of these guys would beat Haye rather easily if they were in their primes.

 

It would take Faye 7 years to fight that many people.

 

He probably gets past them all, Hopkins would be interesting. Prime matchups he gets K.O at least five times.

Question is how did you get hold of his schedule?

 

Is he just in training camp all year (a few weeks at a time in between fights, with no rest)?