Tony thompson was going well at that time and would have won pretty easily against valuev on the scorecards... well depending o the judges i guess
Tony thompson was going well at that time and would have won pretty easily against valuev on the scorecards... well depending o the judges i guess
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Keep up? How exactly am I supposed to keep up with you changing what I said until after you change what I said? You are saying I said "name top 5 fighters that Haye fought" and I never said that. I said Wlad was the only top 5 heavyweight he ever fought. But even with you changing what I said you are wrong. Did you think Valuev was better than Haye? If not you should have Haye rated higher, if so then you don't know what you are talking about. Haye was much better because Valuev wasn't top 5 good.
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I don't think that Valuev would have been ranked higher than Haye at the time, wasn't Haye expected to win that fight quite easily, Valuev just gained a lot of publicity because of the freak show aspect of the fight, it was a while back now so I could be wrong.
I think that at the point of that point I actually quite liked David Haye, you know before he turned into an absolute freak show himself and became quite possibly the biggest cunt in the game
You're the one making a tangle. Changing words. Not answering simple questions.
It isn't about retrospective if you knew beforehand. I knew Haye would win. Everyone I know knew Haye would win. Did you or did you not know Haye would win?
I'm trying to type very slow so you can get it. If you knew Haye would win as everyone else did you should rate Haye higher as everyone else did
At that time and before
Knowing and doing are 2 totally different things. Everyone knew Tyson would beat Douglas.
Not sure but I think most knew Haye would beat Bellew.
Fine, let's forget that Haye was clearly better than Valuev.
You still have the obvious 2 of Wlad and Vitali. You still have Povetkin, you still have Chambers, you still have Chagaev who already beat him and Evan Fields who already beat him.
That's still 6 to have above Valuev, and that's not even considering other better fighters. Valuev never did anything because he wasn't any good. His biggest accomplishment is beating Ruiz twice in the middle of a stretch where Ruiz won 3 of 8 fights. And he couldn't even do that convincingly.
Last edited by Ron Swanson; 09-16-2017 at 03:39 PM.
I'm not arguing that Value was top 5. I'm just saying that's why they fight the fights.
This is how messed up it is trying to get the simplest point across to Master, nobody is saying Valuev is any good. He won't even say it but he wants to at the same time use it as evidence that Haye did fight good heavyweights. He and John Ruiz who had won 3 out 7 fights coming into the Haye fight. None of it makes any sense.
I do not want to labour this point Ronnie. All I am saying is that Valuev as a champion would automatically rated and have been ranked in the top 5 at the time. Yes he was very poor and protected by Don King which is why he kept getting shots at that particular trinket.
When Haye fought Valuev it was not in the UK and Holyfield did not get the decision. The same could have easily happened for Haye.
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So Pulev is going to give his earnings from the fight to charity "if he wins"
Just goes to show a complete lack of confidence, Chisora gave 20k to charity when Haye beat him.
So you admit he's crap but give him a faulty rating and then judge him by that faulty rating rather than judging him by his actual quality.
The things you say make absolutely no sense man. You should judge him in real terms. Reality is a very simple thing. If you would stay in it these conversations wouldn't be so complicated.
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