Haye beats Mormeck, but...

I can't see him having any serious success at HW, save for a few impressive wins over guys like Calvin Brock, Rahman and perhaps Arreola/Chambers level opponents.

For sure he'll be the best British HW, but for some to predict that he's going to be a top 5 HW in the division is a bit far fetched to me considering that I could never see him defeating the majority of the top 10, save for Oleg Maskaev, who's soon to drop out of the top 10.

Even a guy like Tony Thompson is going to give Haye severe problems as a 250 pound man with the natural punching power that comes along with that kind of size.

It's too bad that he has to drain to make CW, because I feel aside from strength issue's from draining, that it would be his best division as he has a good size, speed and power over the division.

For sure he beats Mormeck, that guy is ripe for the picking and can't handle Haye's power.

I like David Haye, this is just what I feel his chances are at HW and I'd feel the same even if he had a cast iron jaw, the size issue for even some the moderate HW's advantage is just too great and the Bonin win is decieving in the fact that Bonin was tailor made for any quick guy to destroy, even though Fraudley Harrison had issue's in removing him, but that's no surprise because Fraudley was garbage.

Maybe Haye could smoke Mormeck and Bell both, then if it's at all possible, get Enzo in there with him for an easy fight and then move to HW under the right fight projection plan.:think

 

That's success, but it's not title level success because none of those guys will be holding a belt at anytime in the future due to their flaws, and that's what I mean by "major success". Winning a title and having the oppurtunity to get the serious big money fights with other HW belt holders, spots on HBO etc. that come with it.

Brock's kind of dropped off and he doesn't take a great shot, which is why Haye KO's him.

Rahman is cooked it seems... easy pickings at this point.

Arreola is tailor made for Haye, very easy.

Chambers hasn't any size to do anything at HW in my opinion, Haye KO's him.

For example, I can't see Haye beating Chagaev, Ibragimov and as much as I don't like Valuev, I think the size there gives Valuev an easy victory...

And I consider all 3 of those guys to be under Peter and both Klit's, so there is 5 guys already that he can't beat in my opinion.

Mormeck will be an easy fight, but he can spark out Bell too while he's at it and take out the top 2 ranked guys before jumping back up...

 

You know, I'd have to think on that one.:think

 

I'm not even concerned about Mormeck, he's ripe for the picking at age 34 with stamina problems and despite most considering him a murderous hitter, I find his power to be very average and his KO ratio and comparable opposition reflects this.

I don't think Mormeck can put Haye away, but Haye can definitley put Mormeck away with little issue, considering that Mormeck is vulnerable after he loses stamina.

Bell's another dodgy jawed fighter who couldn't handle Haye's best.

But while Chag and Ibrag aren't anything really impressive, they are much bigger and therefore pack a much bigger punch and they could put Haye away where Mormeck cannot...

Maybe Chag more so than Ibrag.:think

Valuev's just too big, and while I've never considered him anything more than a novelty sell, the size would come into play here.