Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
Taeth
Thats bs... Speed doesn't nullify height, watch Leonard-Hearns, Mosley-Forrest... Unless the fast guy has unique skills(like RJJ, PBF, etc) they won't be able to beat a taller guy of equal skill. Also Wladimir isn't gunshy all the of the time watch him against Byrd the second fight(who is faster than haye, but still coudln't land to Wlad's head), watch him against Peter, or against Brewster, he threw more punches than heavyweights have for a while now. His hesistants is all the more reason why haye won't stand a chance because Wlad is so skilled defensively, the jab nullifies that right hand, especially when Wladimir is throwing it from his 6'6-6'7 vantage point. Second haye isn't vastly quicker than Klitshcko who has very has hands(he is definitely faster than Enzo). its not me saying this but brooks(who taught both Wlad and Tyson) said that Wladimir has faster hands than Tyson when he trained him. Regardless, a better defensive fighter in Ibrigamov couldn't avoid Klitschko's punches nor Chris Byrd the first time they fought then Haye couldn't avoid Klitschko's punches, and there is no reason to believe Haye has any better of a chin p4p than Klitschko let alone him being able to survive what Klitschko dishes out... Haye would be fighting a bigger, better, and more experienced fighter than himself, who definitely hits harder than him.
Why are you using a completely shot Brewster as an example? The guy had eye damage going into the fight and should have been medically retired - yet your making it out like Klitschko deserves an award for beating him.
As for Byrd is that the same guy that got brutalised by Ike Ibeabuchi in 5 rounds - how come Klitschko took so long to do what Ike already did.
Sam Peter has the speed of a hippo so again whats your point.
Speed will certainly be Haye's huge advantage over Klitschko along with Haye having reflex's that aren't like a robots.
As for Leonard-Hearns, Mosley-Forrest very true but we are talking Heavyweights here not Welterweights.
Klitschko has not got fast hands and he is very robotic. Were you one of the many on here that was laughably suggesting that Enzo was quicker than Haye. Alot of people are chatting about these fighters without having seen many of their fights and with little seeming knowledge of the fighters background etc.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
Taeth
... You have got to be kidding me... look what happened to Haye against Thompson... Also tell me again what Sanders' and Brewster's ko% in the heavyweights is again? Yeah thats what I thought, both of them hit harder than Haye, and thats not the point. Klitschko doesn't fight like he used to, haye would never find the oppertunity to hit Klitschko, and he sure as hell couldn't handle Wlad's power. If Haye even gets to Wlad, which he could, he will be beaten for sure.
I cannot believe you have nearly 4,000 posts and you come out with that. Haye got beat by Carl Thompson, a world chamipon who he fought in his 11th pro fight and he was winning until he GASSED OUT. Wlad Klitchsko got brutally KO'd by Sanders, Corrie Sanders is a bum seen in his last fight, he was a WBU champion which says it all and he knocked Wlad the fuck out and Sanders got KNFO himself by Rahman. Haye has more power than Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster, if you think Haye will be hitting twice has hard at heavy and your chatting shit by saying Sanders has more power than Haye, no fuckin way and Wlad's chin is awful.
David Haye KO'd a heavyweight monster in Tomasz Bonin in just over a minute knocking him down 3 times and he has 20 KO's in 21 wins so work that percentage out ;).
I can't wait till this fight happens (Unless Wlad ducks him) as Haye will knock 2 shades of shit out of Klitchs "Shit scared to go for the" ko.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
leftylee
I cannot believe you have nearly 4,000 posts and you come out with that. Haye got beat by Carl Thompson, a world chamipon who he fought in his 11th pro fight and he was winning until he GASSED OUT. Wlad Klitchsko got brutally KO'd by Sanders, Corrie Sanders is a bum seen in his last fight, he was a WBU champion which says it all and he knocked Wlad the fuck out and Sanders got KNFO himself by Rahman. Haye has more power than Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster, if you think Haye will be hitting twice has hard at heavy and your chatting shit by saying Sanders has more power than Haye, no fuckin way and Wlad's chin is awful.
David Haye KO'd a heavyweight monster in Tomasz Bonin in just over a minute knocking him down 3 times and he has 20 KO's in 21 wins so work that percentage out ;).
I can't wait till this fight happens (Unless Wlad ducks him) as Haye will knock 2 shades of shit out of Klitchs "Shit scared to go for the" ko.
Corrie Sanders wasn't bum at the point in his career, and seen as a dangerous prospect in the sport, How can you say a guy who is considered a hard puncher at heavywegiht can't punch harder than Haye? Rahman knocked out Sanders before he ever faced Wladimir. Besides whether Haye or Sanders hits harder it doesn't matter. Wladimir has really improved his defense over the past few years into one of the best in the sport. And he tired himself out against both Purity and Brewster because up until the point he got knocked out he was landing everything agaisnt Brewester and dominating that fight. Regardless of all this, Haye won't win, he is really good, but Wladimir is better, they both have the same weaknesses and the same strenghts. Only Wlad is naturally a lot bigger, and he has a lot better technique. I don't see how people can see that Wlad has chin problmes without saying Haye has obvious chin problems.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
I think Haye is Vlad's worst nightmare*. He's probably faster, he's got the same reach and he hits really hard. Vlad isn't going to be able to win just with his jab and he's going to have to fight. We might actually get to see him in a great fight.
*Other than Corrie Sanders, obviously.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
Who says Wlad doesn't have fast hands.....if he didn't have fast hands wouldn't everyone avoid that jab of his or the right cross????
Wlad has good handspeed and as long as he fights tall it's going to be hard for anyone to catch him.
You guys just go right ahead and give Haye some high expectations considering he fought a CRUISERWEIGHT and KO'd him. I hope he does well at heavyweight because the division needs some new faces but I highly doubt he beats Wlad.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
Taeth
Corrie Sanders wasn't bum at the point in his career, and seen as a dangerous prospect in the sport, How can you say a guy who is considered a hard puncher at heavywegiht can't punch harder than Haye? .
Sanders has always been Mediocre at best his face is his biggest defensive weapon and he trains on the Golf course and has heavy hands.. He beat Wlad cause he had a punchers chance... Corrie is no bum but a full time golfer part time Boxer dont equal legitimate contender.. Haye has 20x the upside to Corrie Sanders
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
Well at least he's guaranteed an audience!
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
leftylee
I cannot believe you have nearly 4,000 posts and you come out with that. Haye got beat by Carl Thompson, a world chamipon who he fought in his 11th pro fight and he was winning until he GASSED OUT. Wlad Klitchsko got brutally KO'd by Sanders, Corrie Sanders is a bum seen in his last fight, he was a WBU champion which says it all and he knocked Wlad the fuck out and Sanders got KNFO himself by Rahman. Haye has more power than Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster, if you think Haye will be hitting twice has hard at heavy and your chatting shit by saying Sanders has more power than Haye, no fuckin way and Wlad's chin is awful.
David Haye KO'd a heavyweight monster in Tomasz Bonin in just over a minute knocking him down 3 times and he has 20 KO's in 21 wins so work that percentage out ;).
I can't wait till this fight happens (Unless Wlad ducks him) as Haye will knock 2 shades of shit out of Klitchs "Shit scared to go for the" ko.
DUDE if you want to make a point stop contradicting yourself. You want us to not use Haye's fight years ago against Thompson and say it doesnt count yet you get to use Wladimer's loss to Sanders as if he hasnt improved since then as an example for why Haye would beat him?
You can't have it both ways ;)
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
leftylee
I can't wait till this fight happens (Unless Wlad ducks him) as Haye will knock 2 shades of shit out of Klitchs "Shit scared to go for the" ko.
You're already sleeping on a guy who even if you were correct (and you're not) has the same KO percentage as that of Mike Tyson.
Unless David Haye has a horseshoe up his ass or suddenly becomes a defensive master of boxing then he's going to get the crap beaten out of him and yes he will be KO'd....please watch, I want you to watch with horror as thunderous punches rain down on David Haye from the rafters and bludgeon him until he's a greasey spot on the canvas
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
Finish saving your last division and fight cunningham before you grab your cape and try to save another. Just my opinion.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
Saddo
Well i think it was 2 fights ago he dipped his toe at heavy and he looked the bizz.... speed was as fast as ever looked better than i had seen him look in a while and the extra weight suited him so for me he will fit in really well and make alot of noise...
cant remember who he was in against offhand and cba to look but i do remamber being well impressed with him and preformance at the time ;)
its no secret that he has been struggling to make the weight for years so we might just have something to rave about. :cool:
Interesting thing is....he made the weight piss easily for Enzo and the whole speech (post Mormeck) 'It killed me to get down to Cruiser etc' was just bait to get Warren and Enzo thinking they were gonna have a crack at a drained Haye and they fell for it hook,line and sinker;D
Not even Adam Booth knew why Haye was saying this after the Mormeck fight but it worked a treat and they (Haye) fooled everyone of us;)
Bonin was the fella he spanked at Heavy and Haye nearly took his head off with a jab in the opening 30 secs and Bonin was no mug if you look at his record and ranked 11th or something,Haye will do some serious damage at HEavy i'm sure but i just wonder if his chin can take a Klitchko or Peter sized whack:confused:
Time will tell but im 100% positive he can bring one of the belts back in the next few years and i think they are going for Rahman then possibly two fights away from a shot :cool:
The division is tailor made for him though and his speed and accuracy should get him their.
Devastating power against Enzo who for me looked terrified on his ring walk,Terrified that he was up against a full strength Haye and not the drained one he thought he'd be fighting.
I bet my brother that Haye would take him in the second as i knew (after seeing Hobson nearly beat Enzo first time round on the Lacy v Calzaghe undercard) that Enzo's chin was well suspect and HAye bangs 10 times that of Hobson:)
Haye made an absolute fortune as well beating Enzo and he can relight the Heavies with his abilities,look and nice attitude.
So i agree that he can and will bring the Heavies back to the masses but really are their any potential classics that spring to mind?
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
DaxxKahn
The power he carries at CW does not mean it is the same power as a HW....Guys who are used to getting hit by..big 250lb punchers and getting hit by a guy who is strong at 195 is different...and anyone who does not think so needs to learn a bit more...
I completely disagree. Haye feels he is not a big cruiserweight moving up but rather a legitimate heavyweight who fought below his natural weight class to win titles in two divisions.
Prime Tyson only weighed 215 lbs and nobody has hit harder in the last 20 years.
Prime David Haye weighs around the same and he'll still have hellacious power at heavyweight.
The division is hardly stacked with talent so Haye is a most welcome addition.
It's a stretch to say he's the saviour of the heavyweight division but discounting the Canadian Lennox Lewis Haye is probably the most exciting British heavyweight since Frank Bruno and quite frankly that is good enough for me.
I think he's arrogant and irritating but he will fight anybody and can lay out anybody if he connects with that big punch.
He's got to be a top 15 p4p fighter now, to go the backyard of the Ring champion in the division and knock him out in 7 rounds then defend against a fellow world champ and huge domestic rival and blow him away in 2 rounds is a momentous feat.
This kid should be getting the same recognition that Kelly Pavlik has been getting and I look forward to seeing him in the heavyweight division.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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bilbo
I completely disagree. Haye feels he is not a big cruiserweight moving up but rather a legitimate heavyweight who fought below his natural weight class to win titles in two divisions.
Prime Tyson only weighed 215 lbs and nobody has hit harder in the last 20 years.
Prime David Haye weighs around the same and he'll still have hellacious power at heavyweight.
The division is hardly stacked with talent so Haye is a most welcome addition.
It's a stretch to say he's the saviour of the heavyweight division but discounting the Canadian Lennox Lewis Haye is probably the most exciting British heavyweight since Frank Bruno and quite frankly that is good enough for me.
I think he's arrogant and irritating but he will fight anybody and can lay out anybody if he connects with that big punch.
He's got to be a top 15 p4p fighter now, to go the backyard of the Ring champion in the division and knock him out in 7 rounds then defend against a fellow world champ and huge domestic rival and blow him away in 2 rounds is a momentous feat.
This kid should be getting the same recognition that Kelly Pavlik has been getting and I look forward to seeing him in the heavyweight division.
Is there anything wrong in a boxer being arrogant?
I am gald he doesnt talk in the third person as much as Lennox Lewis.
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
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Originally Posted by
richard (mossley)
Is there anything wrong in a boxer being arrogant?
I am gald he doesnt talk in the third person as much as Lennox Lewis.
I thought Roy Jones Jr. did that the most...I never heard Lennox do it
Re: Is David Haye the savior of the heavyweight division?
Lennox always talked about himself as the third person. Head up his ass.
Haye should move to heavy there is always someone that will say they should be fighting him. He has done enough, time to make some big money and get rid of some lazy, untalented and poor heavies.