What heavyweight will be the biggest PPV star???

[sparked_85]

Hayemaker.

Funny,good looking and eloquent with huge power and he's british inherently gives him a big fan base. Also he is from London..**** helps.

[TommyGunn.]

The answer is obviously Wladimir Klitschko....He's the #1 heavyweight in the world and the Unified Champion.....Wlad is the biggest draw in the heavyweight division.

Wlad couldn't sell a black cat to a witch.

[TommyGunn.]

David Haye is already the biggest draw at HW.

[The Legacy]

I laugh at all the Wlad fans coming in and immediately saying, "Wlad, Wlad, Wlad!!"

He might be the best boxer at heavyweight at the moment but that doesn't mean ****. He's boring to watch and boring to listen to.

David Haye has charisma, he can talk a good fight and he is exciting in the ring as well. Yes, he has his faults. There is a chance of him getting knocked out against a heavyweight but that only adds to his appeal.

Also, the British will love him and so he'll get a massive fan base. And the Americans will hate him so they'll pay to see him lose.

Like I've said before, the heavyweight scene needs someone like David Haye.

[Chunk..]

The answer is obviously Wladimir Klitschko....He's the #1 heavyweight in the world and the Unified Champion.....Wlad is the biggest draw in the heavyweight division.

Wlad got booed out of the MSG. He couldn't sell **** to flies!

[squealpiggy]

Wlad is the best around but he just isn't that appealing. Nobody wants to see a competent and monosyllabic champion, they want a guy who is interesting and fights in a fun to watch style. Wlad couldn't sell **** to ******.

[The Hammer]

Definitely Wladimir Klitschko.

Other exciting heavyweights: Povetkin, Boytsov, and Arreola. Some day they may be champions - but the American media may not pay enough attention to make them big stars.

[Pugilistic™]

Wlad is the only draw in the poor heavyweight division and he ain't even exciting.

[FUC_U_PAYME]

Its HAye he has people talking about him on both side of the pond
Wlad is just not that exciting enough to draw fans to watch him fight

[Derranged_]

I don't see any of the heavies commanding a ppv anytime soon. With the U.S. economy teetering on recession, the lack of star power in the division, and most importantly the lack of great matchups will prevent any one fighter from being able to make a ppv fight feasible...