Will there be another H.W champion under 6''0 after Wlad retires?

Obviously its their size and skill which allows them to dominate. By the same token, Savarese was a fringe top 20 guy at his best, he didn't have the skill to compete with Tyson, Tucker (and to a lesser extent, Smith) did. Fury Pulev Thompson and Wilder all use their height effectively to varying degrees as well. Without the k's, these guys would be trading belts left and right, and if prime Tyson was magically transported to this era, he'd be trading it back and forth with them as well. True as it is, I'm sure you or others will scream at the idea of any of those guys beating Tyson, so I'll let you have at it from here.

 

Haye struggled with Chisora and got man handled by him in close. He worked very hard to get the stoppage.

Fury shut Chisora completely out in first gear. No effort required whatsoever .

You don't sound like an educated fan to me.

 

I'd actually agree that Fury's second performance against Chisora was more impressive than Haye's. I never understood why people acted like Haye blew him out, Haye looked in serious trouble at times before he got the ko. I'll take an easy decision victory or late corner stoppage over an earlier ko in a war as more impressive any time.

 

You're just propping Fury up the moment because he's the guy you're backing to beat Wlad. Just one in a long long of failed anti-Klitschko predictions.

 

George Arias is 6'0, might be 5'10- 5'11

 

Probably some midget in a wheelchair will be heavyweight champion after Wlad retires. Unless Wilder ducks him of course.

 

Britclown

 

Haye is closer to 6'4 than he is to 6'1.

Look at him next to 6'2 Holyfield. NM.....can't find image.

But, saw him and Holy in a photo one time, and he was 2 inches taller, or wearing DLH style high heels.

 

If and when Wlad beats and KOs Fury, of whom are you gonna be the biggest fan dino?

 

Values did beat Haye.

 

I don't think that far ahead.

I'll still be a Fury fan regardless.