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Is David Haye the most dangerous opponent in the HW division?
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Originally posted by Szef View PostIf landed, his right overhand is a serious threat to any fighter in the HW division, especially if they're tall. Luckily for Haye, top heavies are all tall.
The only fighter I'd comfortably pick to beat Haye is Luis Ortiz, maybe Povetkin too.
He's definitely dangerous, which is a shame because he's everything a fighter shouldn't be.
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Originally posted by BlackRevolver View PostI've followed Hayes career
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Haye is very good but Wlad easily beat him and he has been KOed before so he is hardly invincible. I see him losing to Ortiz, Fury and Joshua and Haye against Wilder is an even fight in my opinion. Haye is very inactive and he isn't getting any younger. Haye is one of the better heavyweights but he isn't the best in my opinion.
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostThen you should know better. .
With that said, Haye clearly has to prove himself to many fans, but just looking around the division, who is better then Haye? you can argue a legitimate case for Haye against any fighter, while Haye is ready to face both Joshua/Fury, yet is Fury going to man up and put aside his dislike for Haye and silence Haye with his fists?
That is what fans want to see, Haye/Joshua/Fury face each other, not produce excuses on why the fight won't happen.
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I feel Haye is more a question mark or unknown than a dangerous opponent at this point. I mainly question his desire to fight serious competitive opponents with his canceled fights a few years back from a supposedly career ending injury to his recent opponent selection. I think he's just cashing some checks currently & looking to cash a bigger check or two at a future date.
Maybe he'll prove me wrong at some point, but he's not gonna do that fighting that first comeback opponent, this second comeback opponent & maybe Shannon Briggs next. Take on a ranked, respected guy.
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Originally posted by Szef View PostIf landed, his right overhand is a serious threat to any fighter in the HW division, especially if they're tall. Luckily for Haye, top heavies are all tall.
The only fighter I'd comfortably pick to beat Haye is Luis Ortiz, maybe Povetkin too.
He's definitely dangerous, which is a shame because he's everything a fighter shouldn't be.
Haye, fury and wilder are the worst matchups for Ortiz. He needs to go after Joshua and stick to plodding opponents or guys like Jennings who will lay their head on his chest and let him uppercut them.
He's not chasing a haye down for 12 rounds, by 6-7 he'd be gassed and shipping hayemakers
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