What phrase will sum up David Haye's legacy?

I dunno man, Dell keyboards sell really well...

 

"he's ****ed more girls now than any of you keyboard warriors ever will."


I really doubt if there are many keyboard warriors here who have had sex with more boys than that screaming ****** - tho there does seem to be an inordinate number of poofy types on here, which reminds me, what happened to that ugly guy who loved Gaylord so much?

 

Should have, could have, but ultimately left an empty feeling.

 

Nope, wrong again.

Haye was fighting when cruiser was considered to be the single weakest division in boxing.

Unless your definition of 'top cruiser' means a guy who had a couple of title fights and didn't clear out the division all while it was considered to be the weakest division in boxing... :rofl:rofl:rofl

No matter how you cut it, Haye's legacy is nothing. You come across as someone who knows absolutely nothing about boxing, and an idiot who can't learn besides.

That's your problem though, not mine.

 

:deal

Bell should get just as much if not more credit than Haye for Unifying the titles before Haye did.One of his titles came off of a terrible chinny fighter in Enzo Mac who did not even win his title in the ring but rather had it handed to him.

David needed some title defenses to secure great status at CW but never did.

 

a good cruiserweight who bit off more than he could chew and got ****ed up by the klitschko brothers but brought excitement to the heavyweight division

 

A very funny dude!

 

...:good

 

Good cruiser about sums it up. He was not an ATG cruiser by any margin. Cunningham and Adamek would've solidified his status as a great cruiser if he had challenged and got by them. He didn't.

Overall, an athletic specimen who never lived up to (emphasis here) his own hype.