Well said Memphis.
Nobody gives him a hope in hells chance of beating Vitali - so he says I'll fight him. How can that NOT be commended?
And how ironic.. the guys that hate him are so concerned for his welfare :rolleyes:
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Well said Memphis.
Nobody gives him a hope in hells chance of beating Vitali - so he says I'll fight him. How can that NOT be commended?
And how ironic.. the guys that hate him are so concerned for his welfare :rolleyes:
With all due respect, I'd Vitali if the money was good enough. :D
I don't think the fight will be as one sided as people think. David Haye, I'm sure, will prove to be a success in the heavyweight division and eventually become a champion - but a fight with Vitali now could be a tad too soon.
People are talking tlike its Pac wanting to fight Vitali. Actually scratch that, if it was Pac he'd be given a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Get off it, no one is "slating" him we're just saying it's kind of a large leap of faith to go from KO-ing Monte Barrett (in 5 rounds) to fighting Vitali Klitschko or Wladimir Klitschko. Those guys are at the top of the division, they are seasoned veterans of the heavyweight division, both fighters have KO'd 10 times more heavyweights than Haye has ever fought...hell they have more KO's than Haye has total fights. I'm just saying Haye MAY be reaching a bit to say he wants to fight Vitali next if that is indeed what he's going for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Memphis
David Haye needs to get experience is all Evander Holyfield fought 6 fights at heavyweight before he got to a title shot and Evander Holyfield ended up being an ok fighter.
And I don't give Haye much of a chance at beating Wladimir either and not just because I am a fan of Wlad's. I just see Haye wildly swinging, Wlad's height, reach, accuracy, and power it spells danger for Haye.
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Originally Posted by LyleGet off it, no one is "slating" him we're just saying it's kind of a large leap of faith to go from KO-ing Monte Barrett (in 5 rounds) to fighting Vitali Klitschko or Wladimir Klitschko. Those guys are at the top of the division, they are seasoned veterans of the heavyweight division, both fighters have KO'd 10 times more heavyweights than Haye has ever fought...hell they have more KO's than Haye has total fights. I'm just saying Haye MAY be reaching a bit to say he wants to fight Vitali next if that is indeed what he's going for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Memphis
David Haye needs to get experience is all Evander Holyfield fought 6 fights at heavyweight before he got to a title shot and Evander Holyfield ended up being an ok fighter.
And I don't give Haye much of a chance at beating Wladimir either and not just because I am a fan of Wlad's. I just see Haye wildly swinging, Wlad's height, reach, accuracy, and power it spells danger for Haye.
Evander was an 'ok' fighter? and Wlad and Vitali are what? Wow I'm beginning to think that something is wrong here.
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Originally Posted by Memphis
i feel the same way mate... i don't see Haye winning the fight but its refreshing to see a fighter wanting to fight the best ;)
What are you talking about no one is slating him maybe people dont want to see his career destroyed and dont want him rushed him into silly fights he is not expierenced enough for.
How is that slating?
It is worse to incourage him to possibly destroy his career which can be a great one for the heavyweight division just to entertain people like you
I'm sorry of course I would like to see Haye get in there with Vitali or Wlad. I really don't care about his well being I think he will be knocked out in the mid-rounds and I would be happy. Everyone now is saying how much balls he has for calling out these guy's. Granted but remember their are balls and their is stupidity. I hope this fight happens so it ends the Haye-maker express of nobodies. Good enough.
I am not knocking Haye , i think he is everything i like in a fighter , power , speed , attitude , and dodgy chin, i do commend him for wanting to fight the best , and that is refreshing in so many ways, so if Haye does fight either of the Brothers Grim then bravo Mr Haye :appl:
I for one will pay to see it.
I dont think Haye has much of a chance against Vitali. But if he has the balls to go through with it then fair play to him.
Could be rather drawn out and bloody though, knowing how Vitali likes to dissect his opponents.
50-50 fight IMO.
Haye is an icon to youngsters. Fight the best and don't back out.
Great attitude.
I agree bring it on win or lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
So what if he loses? He's 28. He can easily comeback if he wants. In two years time he'll STILL have a size disadvantage against the behemoths.
What exciting heavyweight fight is there that doesn't include Haye?
Ruiz v Mcline ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Congrats on Haye for seeking an extremly lucrative high profile Championship fight against a top champion in Vitali,he does not lack for confidence and has givin the division a shot in the arm.....Vs. Vitali I think his defence will be exploited like a lone drunken cheerleader in a house full of football players in the A.M. :fight:.