Haye has had a string of camps where he's looked much bigger then he weighed in. I also wonder if he cuts down a little a day or two before the weigh-in to come in weighing lighter, pretending to be lighter, then he really is unlike most Heavyweights.
King's definitely been looking older these last two or three years, time gone past that hair would've been up on Valuev's cap line.
Shows you that Haye isn't a really large man by nature. Even with that whole bulk he still only weighs 218.
He has little to do being a caveman whereas Haye can only blame himself for being such an *******. I hope caveman puts Haye's big mouth on the canvas, in one piece or several, it doesn't matter. Let the big boys bang it out, Vitali and Valuev. Haye bitched out from 2 Klitschko fights, he ain't gonna stop running if he gets past Niko.
Not by today's standards, but historically speaking he is the ideal height and weight. Ali was about 6'3" and around 218 for the best part of his career, Foreman is about 6'3" and was about 220 against Ali, Holmes was about 6'3" and was within a few pounds either side of 218 for the best part of his career, Holyfield is just under 6'3" and consistently wieghed in around 218, Moorer was about 6'2" and around 218, Norton was 6'3" and just under 218 at his best. So Haye is in good company anyway. We have come to expect 6'6"+ guys due to just a handful of Heavies (Lewis, Bowe, Klitschkos).