WTF do people say Haye can beat the Klits?

He has the best chance out of any of the Heavyweights around now (if he steps in with them). This is boxing...anything can happen.

 

Ishy just roasted Someguy lol... My God lol...

 

Well every man and his dog including me wish Haye would put boxing before business, but he never has. We will all ***** until he fights one of the brothers. Lets face it though you will all watch the fight and a few more people will sit up and join the queue even now. He will fight because he loves money. The brothers will fight because they love money and to call the shots. With Haye they do not call the shots they will just have to settle for money.

In the end the brothers will cave in and be mad with Haye because he will dominate outside of the ring. He should be a poor second but he is not, without him the brothers
big pay day is missing.

It will happen and everybody will watch.

 

He can't. Last summer I was willing to beleive, but the last year and a bit had shown he hasn't got a prayer. You could say he's got a punchers chance but even then his power doesn't seem to have carried up to well, people can say Wlad or Vitali have taken a long time to put recent opponents away but they fight methodically, Haye was hitting John Ruiz with his Sunday punch for 8 rounds and still didn't get a proper KO. And that's John Ruiz, a smaller guy and not exactly elusive. It honestly embarasses me to see almost all my fellow British posters still bang the drum for this guy just because he was born on the same miserable, rainy little island as us.

 

He has speed, he has explosive power...he doesn't come plodding forward like the majority of Heavyweights about now. He can use movement and angles, and when he gets it right...he has good-ish reflexes.

Undefeated doesn't mean anything really...the Klitschko's aren't undefeated, Adamek isn't undefeated, etc. I'd say it was ok/good competition so far. The Barrett bout was what his 2nd bout at Heavy? that's an ok win. The Valuev win was a good, albeit close victory...the size and weight disadvantage alone makes that a good win. Ruiz was a mandatory, that was an ok win.

He hasn't looked outstanding these bouts, but he has shown good speed and power...and has impressed me more than say Adamek, or any of the other contenders.

I'd give him a shot against both Klitschko's, but nothing more...he has to be on top form, and has to fight out of his skin.

 

haye is a pretender at HW and always will be so long as he keeps ducking the klits

 

I posted this in a similar thread.

 

It's bloody simple Haye hit him a lot more than valuev hit haye and haye made him miss and look silly in doing it it's the definition of a clear victory

 

Yep...this Harrison bout may turn out to be a very valuable experience for Haye. Up his workrate and maybe try new things against a taller opponent.

 

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looks like it quickly turns into haye's adoration forum...

 

So from everything I post you cherrypick that one line to suit your agenda

The thing is, no one was bigging up Haye's record. YOu were shitting on it whilst at the same time bragging about Vitali's achievements. I showed you that Vitali's record really isn't all that and you couldn't handle it.

A few things...
Haye was not "KTFO by a LHW". He was stopped on his feet against a CW. Sosnowski was not stopped by Lawrence, he lost on points.

How about this, Sosnowski has 40 something fights, all as a HW. Haye has 4 HW fights. Yet in those 4 fights Haye has achieved more than Sosnowski ever has :deal

 

Yo little Girl. Haye was stopped by former light heavyweight and has pummeled around like British China Chin he is against NATURAL SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTs.:yep