If haye ko's wlad it sets up a unification fight

[jimmy1569]

with the 2 highest KO ratios in heavyweight championship history. Haye would once again take a marginal lead on Vitali 88.9% to 88.6%. Now we know most of David's work was done at Cruiserweight.. we're only taking every time each has stepped in the ring regardless of comp.

We also know that after 27 fights Vitali HAD 27 ko's as opposed to the 24 Haye would have if he Ko'ed Wlad.. just some food for thought as whomever got the KO in Klitschko part II WOULD own the highest career KO ratio & the one who fails to KO the other falls behind Rocky Marciano... as it stands now Vitali's 88.63% is slightly better than David's 88.46.


Btw.. Wlad is at 84.5 %

Big George 83.9% Rocky Marciano 87.75% That's basically your top 5 knockout artists with The Klitschko's & Haye representing 3 of the 4 heavyweights in history most likely to get a stoppage in there bouts

1) Vitali (Dr.Ironfist) Klitschko = 88.63 %
2) DaVID (Hayemaker) Haye = 88.46 %
3) Rocky Marciano = 87.75%
4) Wladimir (Dr. Steelhammer) Klitschko = 84.48%
5) George Foreman = 83.95%

[REMOVED SHARK 97]

Isn't it a unification against Wlad and if Haye won that, it would be for the undisputed against Vitali.

[The Hammer]

Haye has a 75% KO ratio at heavyweight.

He stopped old Audley, old Monte, and old Ruiz.

He went the distance with old Valuev.

One of his stoppage wins at cruiserweight was over little Lolenga Mock, a super middleweight who came up in weight to face Haye.

[jimmy1569]

Isn't it a unification against Wlad and if Haye won that, it would be for the undisputed against Vitali.

Yes it's unification on Saturday & if there were a Klitschko vs Haye II.. you could call it a unification as well but undisputed would be the result of that bout as it's for all the marbles & either a HaYE or Klitschko becomes the first 4 major belt undisputed heavyweight champion in boxing history..

The thinking was that Wlad vs Haye was the slightly bigger fight because of there history & David targeting him first & if David would have fought Vitali first... there'd be slightly less hysteria about it.... but throw in the revenge factor & Vitali coming to the rescue as the bigger..badder Klitschko that never gets knocked out & wants to tear Haye's head off for what he did to his lil' bro.. factor in the fact that the bout is for ALL the marbles with ONLY one fighter unifying all the belts as opposed to both Klitschko's sharing undisputed if Wlad wins & you Got an EVEN hUGER fight in Haye vs Klitschko II if that's possible... either way history will be made as you'll have the first brother tandem unifying ALL the belts or the first fighter that gets to carry all 4 belts if Haye wins on saturday.. Should be interesting.

[jimmy1569]

Haye has a 75% KO ratio at heavyweight.

He stopped old Audley, old Monte, and old Ruiz.

He went the distance with old Valuev.

One of his stoppage wins at cruiserweight was over little Lolenga Mock, a super middleweight who came up in weight to face Haye.

It's actually 80% at heavyweight as he did have one previous bout at heavy before Barrett.. If he ko's Wlad he gets it to 83.3% at heavy & he'll be in the ballpark despite having had very minimal fights at this division. Ko.. both brothers & he climbs to 85.7%... ofcourse i'm lol while i'm writing this but facts are facts & the numbers don't lie.

[UglyPug]

with the 2 highest KO ratios in heavyweight championship history. Haye would once again take a marginal lead on Vitali 88.9% to 88.6%. Now we know most of David's work was done at Cruiserweight.. we're only taking every time each has stepped in the ring regardless of comp.

We also know that after 27 fights Vitali HAD 27 ko's as opposed to the 24 Haye would have if he Ko'ed Wlad.. just some food for thought as whomever got the KO in Klitschko part II WOULD own the highest career KO ratio & the one who fails to KO the other falls behind Rocky Marciano... as it stands now Vitali's 88.63% is slightly better than David's 88.46.


Btw.. Wlad is at 84.5 %

Big George 83.9% Rocky Marciano 87.75% That's basically your top 5 knockout artists with The Klitschko's & Haye representing 3 of the 4 heavyweights in history most likely to get a stoppage in there bouts

1) Vitali (Dr.Ironfist) Klitschko = 88.63 %
2) DaVID (Hayemaker) Haye = 88.46 %
3) Rocky Marciano = 87.75%
4) Wladimir (Dr. Steelhammer) Klitschko = 84.48%
5) George Foreman = 83.95%

Haye has fought four times at heavyweight! haha. two of those fights were against old bums. one was against a BUM. and the other was against a legal cripple eligible for disability pensions, whom he didn't even KO. to compare Haye's KO ratio at heavyweight based off four of the ****tiest fights is. . . well. . . yeah. . .

[gratz_the_king]

what a shame that vitali had to fight that bum kevin the kingpin johnson

all that bum did was ruin vitalis KO %



briggs atleast was decent, so he gets a pass

[hweightblogger]

Haye has a 75% KO ratio at heavyweight.

If you exclude sub-200 fights then Rocky Marciano and Foreman have also a different KOratio.

And Haye's KOratio is actually more accurate than Foreman's since Haye's opponents weren't really sub-200. They were only sub-200 at weigh-in.

[UglyPug]

Look at the quality of competition Haye knocked out, though. He didn't come close to KO'ing valuev. he made him do a lil stanky leg which was funny. but Wlad is exponentially better, faster, stronger, smarter than valuev. Haye better have his wheels tuned up and full of fuel because if he wants to just get out of this fight CONSCIOUS he is going to have to be moving for 12 rounds. he'll end up throwing about ten punches a round. . .