This. Haye's had loads of exciting fights. The Wlad/Valuev fights were not representative of the rest of his career.
Maybe because we've seen Haye embarrass the sport vs Wlad and in the process embarrass himself with pathetic excuses. Not to mention Hayes performances against Harrison and Wlad are the reason Sky Sports stopped showing PPV and have basically given up on boxing because they were burned so badly and lost so many customers.
End of the day Haye got dropped badly vs. Mormeck and stopped by Carl Thompson. Fury is getting stronger with each fight, once he peaks he'll be too big and strong as far as I'm concerned.
Facts: Pajkic and Cunningham have less power than Haye. Haye's most powerful shot is the big right hayemaker. Haye's right + Fury's knee shiner left hand = Fury getting hit a lot with this. Pajkic and Cunningham both dropped Fury heavily with an overhand right. Fury's at a massive disadvantage as he has a glaring weakness that is matched with Haye's biggest strength. More Facts: Fury has never been in a real big fight. Haye has been in many. Fury has never been in a world title fight. Haye has been in many. Fury has never fought a world class heavyweight. Haye has fought many. Fury has never won a title above British level. Haye has won many. Fury wasn't a world class amateur. Haye was. Haye hasn't been legitimately dropped at heavy. Fury has. Haye is faster, more powerful, more intelligent, more experienced and better defensively. Fury is bigger (and has a big heart).
Who exactly? Apart from Wladimir, who of course beat Haye in a ridiculously easy fashion anyway there HW cv's are pretty similar.
Haye doesnt want Fury anyway , not one bit. If Furys and his team are smart, they dont want him either. He has alot of other big options out there and plenty of years ahead. I think I would rather see them fight for a world title in a few years then right now.