So what should Haye do now?

I think Maskaev would be a perfect opponent at this point for Haye.Abit on the other side and has been suseptible.Also brings a little "Familiarity" and direct title lineage for a big debut.Also can show formidable power but Haye would find him easy to hit.

Haye should not fight Toney right about now.Just do not see it going well for Haye,Even at this stage and beach ball form,Toney is much to shifty/experienced and could cope with Hayes forward speed and big right hand.I think Haye gets schooled big time.

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Haye should not fight Toney right about now.Just do not see it going well for Haye,Even at this stage and beach ball form,Toney is much to shifty/experienced and could cope with Hayes forward speed and big right hand.I think Haye gets schooled big time.

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See, that was my initial point.

Good stuff Spicoli

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Haye should not fight Toney right about now.Just do not see it going well for Haye,Even at this stage and beach ball form,Toney is much to shifty/experienced and could cope with Hayes forward speed and big right hand.I think Haye gets schooled big time.

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See, that was my initial point.

Good stuff Spicoli

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Yea haye would come out like a damn banshee, but i agree with most toney would probably be crafty, skilled, and smart enough to find a way to weather through it and break haye down late. Still a fight i'd like to see.

Fight Toney or Peters, Because V Klitschko will get hurt in training again I promise you guys that.

There is NO chance of Haye fighting Toney.

The last thing he needs, after all the hoopla, is a tricky defensive master.

Whoever Haye fights once the speed and power take effect the opponent will quickly end-up horizontal.

(although If Haye is reading this he'll probably WANT to fight Toney just to show you all he can KO him ;))

Yeah, I'm def sick of Vitali... Just stay retired... If you can't get through a camp, how are you gonna get through a fight?

I mean, fair play to him attempting a comback but sometimes the will overlooks the body.

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I don't see how someone can talk so much shit in the heavyweight division.Without fighting anyone of legitimacy.I mean he lost to an older veteran in Carl Thompson. Haye has decent pop in the CRUISERWEIGHT Division.I am very interested when he lands one of those Haymaker's on a true heavyweight's chin.If Toney or Rahman come in good shape I believe they will take care of this cruiserweight.

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It's funny...

There's so much talk about Haye at HW. I'd love to see how he fairs. IMO he's not ready for the likes of Toney... Even now The Rock would probably be to much for him.

Now these are just opinions....

I need to see Haye at HW against a good test like Oleg to take a legit stance.

I see Oleg hurting Haye a bunch of times prior to Haye ending it. I wouldn't be surprised if Haye tasted the canvas before he won this fight by TKO.

But again... all just speculation.

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There is NO chance of Haye fighting Toney.

The last thing he needs, after all the hoopla, is a tricky defensive master.

Whoever Haye fights once the speed and power take effect the opponent will quickly end-up horizontal.

(although If Haye is reading this he'll probably WANT to fight Toney just to show you all he can KO him ;))

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True, But in Toney's last few fights with Peter and Rahman he has looked very easy to hit. Plus, Everyone was making a big deal of him being in shape for his fight with Rahman rematch. This is boxing your supposed to be in shape, Anyways he was still fuking fat and out of wind. Rep(Approved) on the way in 24.

You can bet yourself that not needing to lose 30lbs and having to starve will have an immediate effect on Haye. He says he will be a better heavyweight than a cruser and taking everything into consideration i can only agree.

I guess time will tell.

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You can bet yourself that not needing to lose 30lbs and having to starve will have an immediate effect on Haye. He says he will be a better heavyweight than a cruser and taking everything into consideration i can only agree.

I guess time will tell.

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Who's to say he won't... As you say, we shall see.

I can see people's points about Toney but as a Toney fan the last thing he needs to see is a guy with speed. At his age Toney should probably stick to slow plodding heavyweights. Not that he couldn't figure out Haye but his reflexes are slowing.

I think Maskaev's a good pick honestly.

For Haye I mean

He should fight Oleg Maskaev IMO.

I think he should fight Maskaev 1st.

Yep.. no chance of this fight happening,

Who the hell would put their young fighter in with Toney the trickster, a nightmare for anyone !