How Many Times As David Haye Been Floored So Far??

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by socrates, Nov 12, 2008.


  1. Soloman

    Soloman Well-Known Member Full Member

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    he never said Mormeck knocked him down 4-5 times..he was pointing the times he has been down TOTAL in his career, Mormoecks name just merely came shortly after that statement...
     
  2. Holmesy

    Holmesy Interloper Full Member

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    Ahh, I see. I read it wrong. I shall apologise if I ever see him.
     
  3. DamonD

    DamonD Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    3 times.
    Mock, Thompson, Mormeck.

    His chin isn't his best asset, but that doesn't mean his others can be ignored.
     
  4. dragosuhail

    dragosuhail Active Member Full Member

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    Holmesy you are right i guess. i'm the first to admit im a big klitschko fan so i also admit i guess im bias. i suppose what i was trying to compare was how wladimir handled the knock downs to how haye handled them. i realise haye struggles to make weight, but i also wonder how much that will make a difference when he finally steps in with the big guns of the division. i love hayes explosve super fast counter punching and offensive action, but i still feel that despite the weight haye has to drop, that he reacted to lighter hitters worst than wladimir reacted to genuine heavyweight hitters. sanders will never be known as a great, but he definately had power up there with the best, you only have to watch his fights to see that. hell, even lewis had mad respect for him.

    but yeah i suppose i could have paid more attention to haye's knockdowns :oops:
     
  5. Prescott_Fan

    Prescott_Fan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    There is a ridiculous amount of hate for David Haye on these boards. He is a very good fighter and is exactly what the heavyweight division needs to bring some excitement back to it. All those hoping Barrett beats him (which he won't), who will bring excitement to the havyweight division with Haye gone?
     
  6. David UK

    David UK Boxing Addict banned

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    He's the saviour of the dull heavyweight division by virtue of being an EXCITING fighter with a personality and punch that promoters would sell their Granny for. The fact that his chin isn't the best only ADDS to his marketability because EXCITEMENT is guaranteed when Haye fights
     
  7. rydersonthestorm

    rydersonthestorm Boxing Addict Full Member

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    never seen oliver mccall then:lol:
     
  8. NBT

    NBT Mοderator of Death Full Member

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    Maybe but Haye was knocked down and all over the place against a featherfisted Supermiddleweight, who scored incredible 12 stoppage wins in 40 fights. If Mock had any kind of power and killer instinct Haye would have been gone in that fight.
    Barrett was knocked out on two rounds by Cliff Couser. :roll:
     
  9. jc

    jc Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I dont think there are many Haye fans out there who cant admit his vunrebilities. His punch resistance hasnt been very good, but if you look at the number 1 ranked heavyweight right now, he is hardly carved from stone himself.

    Haye definately has a chance of defeating Wladimir Klitschko who is quite frankly a bore, I dont want the heavyweight champion, a man who historically has been the poster boy for our sport to be a man who is scared of getting hit - literally scared.

    In Haye we dont have the next Lennox Lewis or Evander Holyfield, but we have a guy who brings an exciting style to the ring aswel as personality. I am certain its only a matter of time before he atleast gets a version of the heavyweight title.

    Haye Vs. Barrett is more value for money than Wlad Vs Ibragimov, Thompson, Rahman or any other Klitschko fight for that matter.
     
  10. Bodysnatcher

    Bodysnatcher Boxing Junkie Full Member

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  11. Prescott_Fan

    Prescott_Fan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Look at Cotto at 140, hit on the temple a couple of times by relative non-punchers and he went all wibbly wobbly. Moves up 7lbs and is able to take some big, big shots from genuine welters. I'm not saying Haye will ever have a granite jaw, but the KDs against Mock and Mormeck look a lot more like the kind of KDs suffered by Cotto than they do by someone genuinely chinny like Amir Khan. Time will tell i guess, but i think the chin issue is somewhat overplayed.
     
  12. Sputnik44

    Sputnik44 Active Member Full Member

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    I guess he's also saying that the uppercut that a 250lb lennonx lewis threw at VK wasn't flush ha ha :good
     
  13. markusmaar

    markusmaar Active Member Full Member

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    Technically, he's only been "floored" once, or was about to be in the fight against Carl Thompson. ;-)

    I don't think you can hold a win against him where he got up off the canvas. If anything, that shows a real strong fighting instinct. And, the Thompson fight was very early in his career. He's a potentially exciting fighter that takes chances. I'd rather see David Haye vs. Most HW contenders than:

    Lewis vs. Holyfield
    Lewis vs. Tua
    Ruiz vs. Valuev
    Ruiz vs. Holyfield, etc.,
     
  14. ko_bros

    ko_bros Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :patsch:patsch:patsch





    No chance at all
     
  15. Boxing Gloves

    Boxing Gloves Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Im a huge Haye fan, he has a chance against Wlad, but i dont think he has a chance against Vitali.