BHop vs the Hayemaker at heavyweight. Who wins?
Hopkins vs Haye
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Honestly, B-Hop would stand a better chance agisnt Wlad then he would Haye, Haye is too damn fast and dangrous for B-Hop, I really don't know how B-Hop would beat the guy
This isn't past prime Holyfield, Ruiz, Valuev or Fat James Toney. Gotta say Haye at HW, I'd pick B-Hop against Haye at C.W thoughComment
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Carl Thompson... I have bhop by stoppage and making Haye look like a complete amateur.Honestly, B-Hop would stand a better chance agisnt Wlad then he would Haye, Haye is too damn fast and dangrous for B-Hop, I really don't know how B-Hop would beat the guy
This isn't past prime Holyfield, Ruiz, Valuev or Fat James Toney. Gotta say Haye at HW, I'd pick B-Hop against Haye at C.W thoughComment
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if haye had to go and make CW now its be hopkins because haye would just be so flat.
but if the haye that fought enzo/mormeck was put into the ring with a CW hopkins, hopkins wouldn't see the 7th rounds.Comment
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I don't know, Hopkins doesn't get hit, and Haye gasses (well, at Cruiser.)
If Haye hits Hopkins though, he closes the show, no doubt. I'll hold my fire on Haye's stamina issues at Heavyweight, he was fighting with almost zero percent bodyfat at Cruiserweight, that's ridiculous, not good for a boxer.Comment
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No doubt Hoppy is an exceptional boxer. But I just doubt he'd have the power to stop even a man with Haye's suspect chin. He could certainly outbox Haye, but I think Haye's speed and power would be too much for Hopkins, who is not used to that intensity. I do believe that Hopkins could beat some heavyweights, but only the slower ones. There comes a point when even skill itself is not enough, and physical attributes alone are just too much to overcome [in this case Haye's speed and power]. All that being said, I can't see Haye beating Klitschko.Last edited by paul750; 05-14-2009, 10:26 AM.Comment
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