Who has David Haye beat?

[duffgun]

That was pretty funny the guy comparing 8 lbs to more like 40-50 lbs.

Trinidad and DLH are proof that moving up too much in weight makes you much less effective as a fighter.

it depends who he fights some of the guys at heavyweight are smaller than him ie Chambers and Sultan, Anyway saying that Byrd made a successful move from super middleweight to heavyweight although byrd had very good defence

[WLAD OWNS]

BUMP

[RichCCFC]

Long answer short, no one!

[Naps]

There is a rankings system though, I don't know if you ever heard of it.

An unitelligent reply to an intelligent post.

[Chunk..]

I forgot Wlads resume oozes quality. More like fat ****s who move like statues.

This argument is pot kettle black as far as Wlad is concerned.

****ing hellfire!!!!

[sparked_85]

21 fighters

I like your sig. Bika unleashed some Hopkins **** on Beyer.

[Motofan]

Haye beat off alot of fighters over the years. As Haye says "The Hayemaker will beat off any swinging ****! You got a little brother around?"

[jamesc]

i wonder if people will be digging this thread up in 3 years time.....hopefully because haye has unified the division...or perhaps he'll end up like jeff lacy...

[squealpiggy]

I don't know who is more insane, the people claiming that Haye is already the best heavyweight in the world or the people barking about how he is no good. One thing is for sure: WLAD OWNS wouldn't be talking about Haye if it weren't for the possibility he might beat Klitschko. Notice he isn't making silly topics about Tony Thompson (not that he made this topic, but he may as well have).

[The Hammer]

Haye may or may not turn out to be a top heavyweight. He's never fought a heavyweight contender (Bonin wasn't even a fringe contender), so we really don't know yet.

He needs to get off his lazy ass and get a fight scheduled against a half-decent heavyweight!

Even a veteran like Rahman, Toney or Briggs would be adequate as a first heavyweight opponent, even though they're past their best.