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    David Haye has been having problems making Cruiserweight limit and supposedly round about 220's so he will have no problem at Heavyweight also being 6'3 which isn't bad height for Heavyweight..........

    I also don't think David Haye's chin is that bad his loss to Carl Thompson was down to stamina problems not chin problems and David Haye has shown he has got the heart to pull through tough fights.........

    His fight with Wladimir Klitschko basically is whoever lands there right hand first so i make the fight pretty even i just worry about David Haye against some of the tough Heavyweights who can take his punches and can expose his stamina problems but down to smart matchmaking he should do well at Heavyweight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    David Haye has been having problems making Cruiserweight limit and supposedly round about 220's so he will have no problem at Heavyweight also being 6'3 which isn't bad height for Heavyweight..........

    I also don't think David Haye's chin is that bad his loss to Carl Thompson was down to stamina problems not chin problems and David Haye has shown he has got the heart to pull through tough fights.........

    His fight with Wladimir Klitschko basically is whoever lands there right hand first so i make the fight pretty even i just worry about David Haye against some of the tough Heavyweights who can take his punches and can expose his stamina problems but down to smart matchmaking he should do well at Heavyweight.
    Haye's around 16 stone right now. He told me yesterday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    David Haye has been having problems making Cruiserweight limit and supposedly round about 220's so he will have no problem at Heavyweight also being 6'3 which isn't bad height for Heavyweight..........

    I also don't think David Haye's chin is that bad his loss to Carl Thompson was down to stamina problems not chin problems and David Haye has shown he has got the heart to pull through tough fights.........

    His fight with Wladimir Klitschko basically is whoever lands there right hand first so i make the fight pretty even i just worry about David Haye against some of the tough Heavyweights who can take his punches and can expose his stamina problems but down to smart matchmaking he should do well at Heavyweight.
    Haye's around 16 stone right now. He told me yesterday.
    Thats pretty good weight i think he'll be fine at Heavyweight.

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    Lefty, I understand you're a big fan of Haye, I understand you really rate the Bonin fight, and I understand you fancy Haye's chances vs Wladimir.


    HOWEVER

    David Haye's record IMO is a little light considering the fighters who were in the cruiserweight division.

    Tomaz Bonin was 37-1 when he fought Haye and had maybe 22 some KO's vs WORTHLESS competition....and he had one GLARING loss to some guy named Audley Harrison. Bonin is the typical protected Polish fighter...Haye may as well have had Mariusz Wach on his record.

    Wladimir Klitschko is 6'6 240+ and has twice as many KO's than Haye has wins and vs very big competition in stature and in record. Wlad has fought his deamons and he's the most experienced heavyweight Haye could ever step in the ring with.


    I honestly hope Haye does well that way Wlad can get some respect for whipping Haye's ass....and as an added bonus it'll help the heavyweight division (hopefully)

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    Default Re: David Haye at heavyweight.

    I think Haye is exciting , but Lefty lets not get carried away with talk , lets judge Haye when he fights and beats a top 10 fighter , then we can discuss further.

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    Lets just hope his kidneys hold out.
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    Default Re: David Haye at heavyweight.

    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Lets just hope his kidneys hold out.
    Oooooooo

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