Will continue to fight nobody's on dave until a big money fight with Joshua .He will take.the money and run .until he is broke again then he will come back.
Indeed If hey does fight Briggs that will be a one-sided, thrashing that will also serve as a pay day for Briggs ( let's hope he learns to better manage his money after this lol) but given the chance, haye would clean house against both Wilder and Joshua The size of fury would be a bit harder to contend with, ( but with fury, haye does not have the power to worry about ). I think but Haye would be fast and mobile enough to outpoint and beat fury too
Yes. Absolutely. Just like how Martin was a champion, all it takes is a little luck. Looking at the top fighters, there are plenty of things that are flat out likely to be happen that could remove them as obstacles: 1. Fury throws a hissy fit or something and is stripped of the belts and retires 2. Wilder breaks his hand/arm/shoulder/something AGAIN after throwing a bunch of wild shots at a bum and then can't compete 3. Ortiz succumbs to age/continues to be mismanaged. 4. Wlad is already shot. That's a given. 5. Pulev and Stiverne both seem pretty shot since their losses, so he could beat them. The only unlikely part is these things are unlikely to happen fast enough for Haye to have his chance. And that just leaves like AJ and Parker, who I don't rate highly.
Your logic is really lacking. You bring up these examples but neither Foreman nor Vitali Klitschko became undisputed HW champions during their comebacks. We're talking about top 10, top 25 ATGs here. And then you compared them with David fkin Haye Let's get this straight once and for all: David Haye - a guy who is considered to be a fraud by many boxing pundits - will NOT become undisputed HW champion during his comeback :rofl:rofl
I think we can take it as a given that the answer is yes. The real question is ... "Is Haye capable to become UN Secretary General and bring about world peace"? Based on his outstanding hypothetical record on this forum, I'd also have to say yes to this one as well.
Not a chance he has what it takes left to by undisputed champion. He's clearly not the same fighter, sure he still hits hard but his legs have gone, he no longer moves like he's used to. He was elusive before now he's a much more stationary target and far easier to get to. He could maybe pick up a title but no chance in hell he can unify all the belts, someone would crack his chin before then.
This zop guy really made some interested threads and theories recently * Zeljko Mavrovich would beat most current top 10 HWs today * David Haye beat all top 10 CW contenders in his CW reign * David Haye has a "good chance of becoming undisputed HW champion today" Pass me some of that stuff you're smoking!
Unfortunately, I am too old for a weed. I will try te explain my attitudes, and there is no reason to take this personally. I am not your enemy, in any case. Yes, I think that prime Mavrović would be quite competitive nowadays. These are only fantasy matches, nobody knows, of course, but I believe he could be the belt holder, at least. He is better than Pulev or Parker, surely. David Haye beat all AVAILABLE CW contenders. He is capable to defeat any top 10 HW except Wlad. You could see fights against Chisora and Valuev. Nobody destroyed Chisora, DH did....Nobody hurt Valuev, DH did.