Quote Originally Posted by Althugz
Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan
Leave it up to the HW division, to keep recycling these old fat pugs, who know only too well that only in the HW division can you keep fighting no matter how fat and slow you get... and where the lack of credible opposition gives anybody a reasonable shot at a "title".
Thank you!! Now if Haye said 'I'm fighting a NAME at heavyweight' i'd have no complaints..but don't turn around talking rubbish about how we're all gonna think you're crazy for taking on Hasim Rahman!? In fact I think you guys are overating Hasman..Don't be surprised at a KO during rounds 1-4. Dont believe the hype..
Come on man be fair. It IS is huge fight for David Haye. He's only ever had one fight at heavyweight before against a virtual unknown and now he's moving up and straight away is fighting one of the most recognisable names in the entire division.

Rahman may not be Wladimir Klitschko or Sam Peter but he's still a 2 time heavyweight world champ and was still one of the top 3 or 4 heavyweights in the world just 18 months or so ago.

It's a fact that of the all the UK's current domestic heavyweights, fighters who have been campaigning at the weight for years, only Danny Williams has EVER fought better competition.

Haye IS making a HUGE statement by exploding onto the British heavyweight boxing scene and bypassing the nice comfortable little merry go round of fights involving Skelton, Williams, Harrison, Sprott, Gammer, McDermot et al and instead going straight for probably the 3rd most well known current heavyweight in the world after Evander Holyfield and Wladimir Klitschko.

Rahman is one of the few names in heavyweight boxing that the casual UK fan can identify with and Haye is taking him on in practically his first attempt as a heavyweight.

You have to give the kid credit, he's already pushed himself further than any of our other heavyweights Danny Williams excluded and who knows what will happen if he beats Rahman.