Haye KO'ed by the resurrector of the heavyweights.

[Naps]

I'm still unsure as to where the "KO" was?

[Majority_Draw]

Actually no. There was an article in a danish paper today about him. I must admit that I didn't know his pedigree as an amateur was this great and I didn't know that he hadn't faced any opponent with a loosing record.

I just feel that this guy should get more attention especially considering the attention David Haye is getting lately.

Danish paper, and about a relatively obscure prospect?

We're lucky to have a good article on a big fight here

[duffgun]

Solis is way out of shape he needs to get on a diet

[rooq]

he wasn't actually knocked out. he had standing counts in the 2nd and 3rd rounds and then the ref stopped the fight as haye was taking too many shots and not defending himself.

i don't think this tells us much about how a pro fight between the two would go.

[dmaclv]

Solis stayed in the amateurs too long but he seems to be very active in the pros. If he get's his weight down he can become a pretty good fighter otherwise he will only be a little better then Sam Peter if he doesn't lose some pounds.

[squealpiggy]

If their fight was under professional rules Haye would have knocked him out in the first round. He was reeling but the standing eight count enabled him to revive a little and reestablish himself.