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    Default Re: Lennox: I’d have stopped Haye in two rounds

    What would you expect Lennox to say? I would of course love to hear Haye's opinion since he thinks so highly of himself. Lennox would give Haye more chances to hit him than Wladimir did but Lennox would also take more advantage over the clinches as well and I believe he would hook his left hand behind Haye's head and shoot a few uppercuts to Haye's jaw as he did vs Michael Grant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    What would you expect Lennox to say? I would of course love to hear Haye's opinion since he thinks so highly of himself. Lennox would give Haye more chances to hit him than Wladimir did but Lennox would also take more advantage over the clinches as well and I believe he would hook his left hand behind Haye's head and shoot a few uppercuts to Haye's jaw as he did vs Michael Grant.
    Haye is full of respect for Lennox and has basically said he doesn't think he'd have a chance basically! I agree with him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    Haye is full of respect for Lennox and has basically said he doesn't think he'd have a chance basically! I agree with him.
    Everyone agrees with him on this issue

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    Haye is full of respect for Lennox and has basically said he doesn't think he'd have a chance basically! I agree with him.
    Everyone agrees with him on this issue
    It's out of respect , he wouldn't say anything else would he! Like none of i.e ali's disciples would say they would beat him, yet imo many would.

    And everything haye say's has an agenda to it anyway....of course he's not going to say he disagrees with lennox, that would make the klitschkos look good! Saying someone wlad dominated would beat lewis wouldn't sit well with even haye himself! It doesn't anyway matter because wlad dominated mercer, jackson and rahman easier than lewis...and tua, briggs, grant, holy, golota, mcall etc were all beaten by wlads opponents too....

    I can't see wladimir saying he would KO schmelling, but we all know he would. Lewis never fought quick agile fighters like byrd and haye so its hard to tell how we would handle them. A 38 yr old holy gave him fits second time round...

    Shit i just started the 10 page debate lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by THE PHILOSOPHER View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    Haye is full of respect for Lennox and has basically said he doesn't think he'd have a chance basically! I agree with him.
    Everyone agrees with him on this issue
    It's out of respect , he wouldn't say anything else would he! Like none of i.e ali's disciples would say they would beat him, yet imo many would.

    And everything haye say's has an agenda to it anyway....of course he's not going to say he disagrees with lennox, that would make the klitschkos look good! Saying someone wlad dominated would beat lewis wouldn't sit well with even haye himself! It doesn't anyway matter because wlad dominated mercer, jackson and rahman easier than lewis...and tua, briggs, grant, holy, golota, mcall etc were all beaten by wlads opponents too....

    I can't see wladimir saying he would KO schmelling, but we all know he would. Lewis never fought quick agile fighters like byrd and haye so its hard to tell how we would handle them. A 38 yr old holy gave him fits second time round...

    Shit i just started the 10 page debate lol
    Ray Mercer and Shannon Briggs were years past there prime when Klitschko fought them.

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    Default Re: Lennox: I’d have stopped Haye in two rounds

    Ray Mercer and Shannon Briggs were years past there prime when Klitschko fought them
    Wlad never fought briggs! He beat mcline and ibragimov who both domintaed briggs, both put him down too!.

    Jameel McCline beat Shannon Briggs in 2002 99-90/99-90/ 99-90

    Shannon Briggs lost to Sultan Ibragimov in 2007 111-117/109-119/113-115

    Briggs was never that good, he got a gift draw vs bummy botha, arguably did not do enough vs a fat foreman, gave a good account vs lewis early. He beat mercer 3 years after wlad had finished with him, he was lucky to stop Siarhei Liakhovich after being outboxed for 11 rounds (sergei was coming off that brutal ATG fight with brewster, which probably factored into his loss to briggs)

    So what if mercer was older,thats not wlads fault, he was still undefeated post lewis (after tearing lewis up for 10 rounds let me add) Mercer wasn't "shot" when he got annihilated by Wlad. He is the same age as vitali (who is still dominant HW champ) is now!

    Mercer was coming off a 7 fight winning streak (7-0, 6 KOs) since the close MD against Lewis. He was in great shape for the Wlad fight, weighed 228 lbs, 10 lbs lighter than he was against Lewis.

    Wlad became the first man to knockdown and KO Mercer.

    Mercer started late as a professional at 28. He had never been knocked out prior to this fight. He had never been knocked down prior to this fight except a slip duck against Holyfield. He wasn't hurt. He had only lost close decisions to Lewis, Holyfield, Holmes, and Ferguson. His last loss was a majority decision loss to Lewis prior to this fight. He KOed 6 men and decisioned Tim Witherspoon after Lewis and before Vladimir. Mercer had little wear and was still a tough fighter til K. Green Wlad KO6 Mercer.

    As for vitali vs briggs, they are contemporaries, same age, and it was one of the most one sided sustained beatdowns in history! During the fight Briggs took a severe beating and, after the fight, went down in his quarters. Brought to a hospital Briggs was initially treated in intensive care and found to have suffered a left orbital fracture, a broken nose, and a torn left biceps. In addition, he had another facial fracture above the right eye and a burst ear drum.

    No one criticises lewis for fighting a 38 yr old holy do they?? Or tyson vs a 40 yr old retired holmes!

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    Last edited by THE PHILOSOPHER; 08-02-2012 at 04:14 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by THE PHILOSOPHER View Post
    Ray Mercer and Shannon Briggs were years past there prime when Klitschko fought them
    Wlad never fought briggs! He beat mcline and ibragimov who both domintaed briggs, both put him down too!.

    Jameel McCline beat Shannon Briggs in 2002 99-90/99-90/ 99-90

    Shannon Briggs lost to Sultan Ibragimov in 2007 111-117/109-119/113-115

    Briggs was never that good, he got a gift draw vs bummy botha, arguably did not do enough vs a fat foreman, gave a good account vs lewis early. He beat mercer 3 years after wlad had finished with him, he was lucky to stop Siarhei Liakhovich after being outboxed for 11 rounds (sergei was coming off that brutal ATG fight with brewster, which probably factored into his loss to briggs)

    So what if mercer was older,thats not wlads fault, he was still undefeated post lewis (after tearing lewis up for 10 rounds let me add) Mercer wasn't "shot" when he got annihilated by Wlad. He is the same age as vitali (who is still dominant HW champ) is now!

    Mercer was coming off a 7 fight winning streak (7-0, 6 KOs) since the close MD against Lewis. He was in great shape for the Wlad fight, weighed 228 lbs, 10 lbs lighter than he was against Lewis.

    Wlad became the first man to knockdown and KO Mercer.

    Mercer started late as a professional at 28. He had never been knocked out prior to this fight. He had never been knocked down prior to this fight except a slip duck against Holyfield. He wasn't hurt. He had only lost close decisions to Lewis, Holyfield, Holmes, and Ferguson. His last loss was a majority decision loss to Lewis prior to this fight. He KOed 6 men and decisioned Tim Witherspoon after Lewis and before Vladimir. Mercer had little wear and was still a tough fighter til K. Green Wlad KO6 Mercer.

    As for vitali vs briggs, they are contemporaries, same age, and it was one of the most one sided sustained beatdowns in history! During the fight Briggs took a severe beating and, after the fight, went down in his quarters. Brought to a hospital Briggs was initially treated in intensive care and found to have suffered a left orbital fracture, a broken nose, and a torn left biceps. In addition, he had another facial fracture above the right eye and a burst ear drum.

    I misread your comment i thought you was on about Vitali Klitschko beating Shannon Briggs, which is why i said Shannon Briggs was past his prime when they fought. But come on forgetting the same age, Shannon Briggs was clearly way past his prime atleast 10 years. I agree Shannon Briggs was never elite but he was clearly shot when he fought Vitali Klitschko.

    Again your bringing age into it, Ray Mercer was clearly not the same man who fought Holyfield, Lewis, if your trying to say he was then i can't really continue this debate. And for the record the Holyfield knockdown was a legit knockdown, it was a delayed body shot knockdown as i remember it, i can't remember exactly but i remember it being a left hook. And it was a "prime Ray Mercer" i might add aswell.

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    A prime lewis destroys Haye. Wlad was happy to jab Haye all night i think lewis throws his right hand after the jab alot more than we saw Wlad do and Haye wouldnt be able to take all of lewis right hands.

    If Haye decides to run like he did with Wlad Imo Lewis stops him around the half way point. When Haye clinches LL will use his uppercut when they are in close ko him.

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    Default Re: Lennox: I’d have stopped Haye in two rounds

    Scenario 1:

    • Lewis comes in lazy, underestimating Haye.
    • Haye lands a (yes.... I'll say it) "haymaker" and drops Lewis.
    • Lewis gets up, but ref stops the fight. It's Rahman, McCall all over again.
    • In a rematch... Lewis murders Haye.

    Scenario 2:
    • Haye pulls a "Haye vs Klitschko", and avoids engaging Lewis at all costs.
    • Lewis wins a comfortable UD.
    • No rematch is required.

    Pick your poison.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan View Post
    Scenario 1:

    • Lewis comes in lazy, underestimating Haye.
    • Haye lands a (yes.... I'll say it) "haymaker" and drops Lewis.
    • Lewis gets up, but ref stops the fight. It's Rahman, McCall all over again.
    • In a rematch... Lewis murders Haye.

    Scenario 2:
    • Haye pulls a "Haye vs Klitschko", and avoids engaging Lewis at all costs.
    • Lewis wins a comfortable UD.
    • No rematch is required.

    Pick your poison.
    Mentally if Lennox belives in what he says about finishing him in 2 rounds that makes the first scenario even more possible. Underestimating was his only mistake.
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    Default Re: Lennox: I’d have stopped Haye in two rounds

    I'm pretty certain Lennox would leave Haye laying on the mat in a messy heap of unbraided corn rows and world class heavyweight reality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    I'm pretty certain Lennox would leave Haye laying on the mat in a messy heap of unbraided corn rows and world class heavyweight reality.


    Never heard it put quite so poetically.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    I'm pretty certain Lennox would leave Haye laying on the mat in a messy heap of unbraided corn rows and world class heavyweight reality.
    It's no secret that I'm a fan of Haye, but I agree I just don't see any other result other than a Lennox KO assuming both men are focused in shape and not injured.

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    2 Rounds? That sounds about right
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