Quote Originally Posted by Bomp View Post
The thing is, if someone risks their record like Chambers and Povetkin, then the loss is used to shove the loser into the 'who needs him club'. There's no structure even WITHIN each alphabet, a win against a guy with consecutive losses can sometimes get you a shot.
If Haye isn't confident in fighting Chambers or Povetkin then how the hell can he be confident in fighting Wladimir.

rjjtzsyu, Haye is going to get stomped if he choses to fight Wladimir right away as will Arreola HOWEVER at least Arreola has fought a guy with pretty good power who is a natural heavyweight.

I think Alexander Dimitrenko has the best shot vs Wladimir...he's big he has fast hands he's trained by Fritz Sdunek and he apparently can go to the body pretty good for a big guy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIE0OnY6zps

He still needs some fine tuning but that KO shot on Krasniqi was something you don't see everyday from a heavyweight