Odlanier Solis VS David Haye as of right now, who wins?

I think they'r e both pretty much a fraud and that's a pickem. I used to have high expectations for Solis but his work is just dsisappointing.

 

Solis is a machine.

 

Haye is scared of Solis, memories don't go away. Impressive how Solis came back in the 2001 World Championships and stopped Haye, will do more of the same if given the opportunity.

 

Depends purely on Solis' weight and conditioning IMO. I don't doubt for a second that Odlanier's got the skill to win, but at his current weight Haye's speed advantage is just too much for me to go against David at this point. He's shown he won't hesitate to fight a boring fight to win, and it'd be up to Solis to pursue him. If Solis can drop 20 lbs to improve his movement and conditioning...then, it gets really interesting. I'd probably go with him via knockout if he can get into the 240's/low 250's. Much bigger than that, and I don't think he catches Haye. :thumbsup

 

Solis tko/ko.

 

Even with Solis' overweight I give him a 60 to 70% chance to beat Haye.
Haye would be afraid to trade with him, and Solis can wait for a good punch and KO him.
It's like Bowe wanting no part of Lewis because of their amateur past.

 

Solis is an excellent fighter but I wonder if he doesn't feel like he has the motivation to be in shape. After accomplishing all he did in the amateurs, he might just not be that interested in showing up in top shape against a Carl Drumond or a recently stopped and highly shopworn Barrett. He got a wicked one over Barret and it looked great but he was so sadly overweight. I think he needs the motivation of fighting another undefeated fighter like himself. I think he needs to fight a Ustinov or a Boytsov to really get up for it. Or, a shot at a title against a big name like Haye? If he lets a bunch of hamburgers get in the way of his career, it's a monumental waste of talent. Haye? Say what you will about him, but in 24 fights he's become an undisputed CW champ and grabbed a strap at HW. And he looks like a world class athlete when he shows up. It's a you-pickem fight to me.

 

Gotta tell you, Fat F/ck wasn't caught by a single solid shot in his last couple of fights, vs. his best opposition as a pro, and wasn't really slow either. A weight of 235 would do wonders to his mobility, stamina, output and accuracy, but at the morbid 270, he's not that bad either. The Klitschkos would beat him silly, but Haye doesn't have Vitali's punch estimation and output, nor Wladimir's solid defense and machine like jab, and unlike Valuev, the elite skilled Odlanier Sumolis would be able to use physical advantages. He's a very smart guy, adapts quicky and goes for the openings, and Haye offers a lot.

With that said, Haye is faster right now and his mobility and reach could trouble Solis who fights a full class below his actual abilities, there are some serious skills under the fat, but I'd favor Haye at the moment.

 

Haye and it's not a difficult choice for me. Whilst I agree Solis is a talent his lack of dedication and string of seemingless wins don't inspire me at this stage that he can cope at the top level. He seems lazy and unmotivated half the time.

 

I'm a big David Haye fan, but a fully motivated and in-shape Solis would beat him (Imo) and I would imagine that a fight with David would encourage Solis to be on top form!!

Solis via mid rounds ko/tko!

 

I'd make a 220lb Solis favourite, but in his current lardass incarnation i reckon Haye would win by late KO/stoppage. Solis can get away with being 40 or 50 lbs overweight against 2nd and 3rd rate fighters, but against Haye he would need to be in top-class shape.

 

Solis is terrible. He's immobile, and obese.
I'm sick of these fighters where people have to preface their predictions with..."an in shape, motivated"...
These people are never in shape! They are never motivated!


We need to just open up a "fat people" division, and then James Toney, and Odlandier Solis, and Chris Arreola, and Eddie Chambers, etc. can all fight each other. That way we can get rid of the whole "training" aspect and these guys can duke it out on a even playing field. It's like the special Olympics but for people with food addiction.