Re: Lets talk Heavy Weights
David Haye..........and heavyweights is one word.
Re: Lets talk Heavy Weights
He's the one that just barely beat the Giant right LOL I guess he's a start, not sure he can beat Vitali or Wlad though which is really the mission that must be accomplished to send the division in a different direction. Oh and thanks for the grammer correction, that was my bad LOL
Re: Lets talk Heavy Weights
doesn't have to be a worldbeater. just exciting. haye is that. but it's going to take more than one fighter to revitalize the division. it'll take several people who are willing to fight one another to eventually elevate HW status back to what it was. Klitschko is doing his part, not it's up to someone else.
Re: Lets talk Heavy Weights
The division has the same issue it did at the end of Lewis' reign....well just before the end of Lewis' reign. There are a couple of levels of fighters out there
1. Elite - Wladimir and Vitali
2. Title holders- that person I refuse to mention
3. Contenders - this space is pretty empty right now, maybe Chris Chambers, maybe Chagaev
4. Youngsters & Old Vets - Povetkin, Solis, Arreola, Sam Peter, Tony Thompson, Adamek, Dimitrenko, Boytsov, Sultan Ibragimov, (hopefully Deontay Wilder in a few years) etc.
5. Journeymen - they aren't worth mentioning
Do you see the lack of fighters that are "Contenders"....that's keeping us from having any meaningful fights in the division. It's keeping the title fights from being really exciting...I mean we COULD see upsets with title fights but you kind of expect domination from start to finish from the champions and anything less could easily be blamed on age OR they could have poor showings which has happened before.
Compare today to when Lewis started out or when Bowe and Evander were at the top and the scene is VERY different but right now it's similar to when Larry Holmes was champion or when Mike Tyson was champion.