I hope Haye doesn't come back after last nights...

But he didn't, did he. Hayes tactic was to avoid taking any punishment and collect his paycheck he had talked himself into.

 

He won't be fighting anytime soon because he's about to go on a circuit of after dinner speeches in the UK.



Anyway, there's plenty of fights out there that could easily get him back into title contention.

 

Then a few reality TV shows and by the time he's done that it will be panto season.

 

Wilder was impressive, he is more than capable of beating Haye.

 

Haye is a class above Wilder, would take him out. Besides, Haye would need a few fights first coming back, And by that time I don't think Wilder will still have the belt.

 

Haye hasn't had a fight in almost three years and is coming off a serious shoulder injury. How he is being mentioned in the same breath as Wilder and Stiverne is beyond me.

As the days go by Haye's chances get smaller. The heavyweights he was once well ahead of are getting bigger, stronger and more experienced.

If he was to come back Price though would be perfect for him. Price is probably the one guy with a decent ranking that he could spark in a few rounds lol

 

I doubt it, both times Haye was in with big men he was scared/hesitant to take risks. I felt he lost to Valuev and we all knew what happened against Wlad, Haye has always been overrated at heavyweight.

 

Haye mullers Wilder.

Too sharp... slips inside those wide winging punches and unloads.

 

Haye was staggering Wilder, kicking his butt while sparring. The video should still be available. Vlad beat Wilder from one side of the ring to the other while sparring for the Wach fight. Vlad's skills are totally superior to Wilder's................

 

That's being incredibly kind. He cherry picked his way through the HW division and got his are handed to him by Wlad. Who is his best win at Heavy? Chisora probably. Tells you everything.

 

david haye should keep himself as far away from a boxing ring as possible

 

You may think that. I think it's more likely he was trying to win the fight by a)not being knocked out by the massive heavyweight, and b) trying to find an opening to detonate a big bomb on Klitchkos mandible.

No denying he failed to do it. If it's money you think he was after he'd have been better off defending his title against worse opponents for a year or two longer, generating a few mill each time.

 

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As if last weeks fight was some kind of barnburner? IMO it was a s.hit fight!

 

Wilder Stiverne vs Haye Valuev = Wilder.