How would David Haye had done against Tyson Fury?

[ilovemesomeboxing]

Seeing what Usyk did, would Haye have any chance?

[hugh grant]

Id think fury wins. But haye has a chance, as fury gives you a chance

[FinitoxDinamita]

I dont think Haye has the workrate and the style to beat Fury. His low output, ambush style of fighting wouldn’t have been affective. Fury is too smart for him.

[Pac=Duran]

He might have knocked fury down a few times but got mauled in rounds in between

[paul77]

When they were planned to fight, the wear-and-tear on Haye that caused the fights cancellation was probably already to the point that he wasn't going to be able to perform at the highest level.

I have zero doubt that a prime Haye puts Tyson Fury to sleep, but it's impossible to say what would have happened in 2013.

Based on Haye-Chisora, who knows?

[The D3vil]

He would've gotten his ass beat.

[PRINCEKOOL]

When David Haye was scheduled to fight Tyson Fury originally 'I believe at that point in history, that version of David Haye would of beaten Tyson Fury. And Haye at this point was not at his peak, but he was still in good enough form to beat Fury from my analysis'.

There is a saying? That time is a great healer 'Well time is also a great revealer, and well well well? Look what time has revealed about Tyson Fury's abilities'.

When you actually compare both Tyson Fury and David Haye's career achievements 'David Haye's is clearly a more gifted and talented fighter, and his individual career achievements are superior to Tyson Fury's'.

So Tyson Fury's best ever win is vs Wladimir Kiltschko 'A win over the distance, in a underwhelming fight. Yes this was a mega win for Tyson Fury in terms of historical significance, but the actual performance inside the ring was no all time great master class'.

David Haye's best win of his career was vs Jean Marc Mormeck 'Mormeck at the time he fought David Haye, had beaten every single fighter he had ever fought. Mormeck had only 1 loss on his resume, and he avenged that loss via vs O'Neil Bell just before fighting David Haye'.

If a Super Six Competition was created when David Haye was in the cruiserweight division 'Then Haye would of most likely became the Undisputed World Champion. I personally have always regarded as a Undisputed Cruiserweight World Champion, he won the Ring ****zine Belt, WBC, WBO, WBA titles.

The only reason why David Haye was not crowned as a Undisputed Champion, was because O'Neil Bell who was the IBF Champion was stripped of his IBF titles before fighting the rematch and losing to Jean Marc Mormeck. 'David Haye knocked out Jean Marc Mormeck, who at the time had beaten every single opponent he had ever fought, due to Mormeck avenging his loss to Bell'.

Both David Haye and Tyson Fury won their first World title fights away from home 'But Haye's victory was more conclusive. David Haye beat Jean Marc Mormeck by knock-out'.

David Haye then went on to fight Enzo Maccarinelli who was the then reigning WBO Cruiserweight Champion 'Winning by knock out in the second round'.

After David Haye's exploits in the cruiserweight Division, Haye invaded the Heavyweight Division 'With the intention of becoming the second man in the history of the Boxing, to move up from Cruiserweight Division and win the Heavyweight World title'.

7th November 2009 'David Haye fought Nikola Valuev, in a fight were he was being out weighed by 7 stone. Haye weighed in at 218 pounds, vs Valuev 315 pounds. The total the weight differential in pounds between the two fighters was 98 pounds. The fight was billed as David vs Goliath'.

David Haye won the fight via majority decision 'Becoming only the second man in history, to achieve such a feat. At that point in time Evander Holyfield was only other sentient being in mankind's history, who had moved up from the Cruiserweight Division to win a World Heavyweight title'.

Many people also claim that Tyson Fury has the best win over Derek Chisora 'But I strongly disagree with this. Because it is David Haye who has the most impressive victory over Derek Chisora in terms of the action, and manner in which he fought the fight'.

David Haye most likely has beaten the best version of Chisora, and in the most impressive fashion 'Chisora was coming off a great performance, and effort in his fight vs Vitali Kiltschko before fighting David Haye'.

David Haye weighed in at 210 pounds, when he fought Derek Chisora 'Who weighed in at 247 pounds. Haye became the first fighter to fight, Chisora head on meet force with force and cancel out his momentum. Haye knocked out Chisora inside 5 rounds'.

Derek Chisora suffered his first ever knock-out loss to David Haye, and after this fight? Chisora would not be decked for another 7 years almost, Chisora fought 18 more times before eventually being legitimately knocked out again by Dillian Whyte.

Tyson Fury's ahs fought three times vs Derek Chisora, and never legitimately knocked him out 'Even in their last fight, Fury refused to fight Chisora head on'.

Although Tyson Fury's second win vs Derek Chisora is a very good win 'People that understand boxing. Are aware that Derek Chisora has always been stylistically a easy fight for Tyson Fury'.

If you was playing a computer game, and you was giving a task to create a fighter to make Tyson Fury look spectacular 'The fighter which would be created would share many of the same attributes of Derek Chisora'.

Chisora is a physical strong fighter, extreme brute strength. But Chisora does not really have monster punching power, neither can he be rated as a elite level boxer in terms of pure boxing skill 'But for sure Derek Chisora was a World level fighter'.

When Tyson Fury beat Derek Chisora in their second fight 'In my opinion, Fury was only really doing what he should of done. Because Chisora stylistically was a fight straight up his street'

In comparison when David Haye fought Derek Chisora, and was being out weighed by 37 pounds. Nobody really was expecting or demanding that Haye would fight Chisora head on, stylistically those type of fighting tactics? The most dangerous tactics Haye could of used vs Chisora.

David Haye up until that point in his career at Heavyweight was a ambush style fighter, Haye skill for skill had the ability to go in there vs Chisora and out box him 'But that is not what David Haye did, Haye did not fight Chisora in the same manner as Tyson Fury'.

Make no doubt about it, David Haye's victory over Derek Chisora 'Is the most impressive victory, any fighter has ever had over Chisora. Not only because of the point in time the fight happened, but also because? The manner in which David Haye fought Derek Chisora, in a fight which was stylistically upon analysis a difficult fight'.

Note: People may attempt to mock David Haye, and bring up his fight vs Wladimir Kiltschko. But lets also put that fight into perspective 'David Haye fought Wladimir Kiltschko at his absolute peak. Haye may of lost the fight, but he was beaten up or? Shown up in regards of in terms of his boxing ability. Wladimir Kiltschko was unable to land consistently on David Haye, but he was able to win the rounds due to his dominance with his long range game. Haye could of fought a better fight in my opinion, but? Wladimir Kiltschko is the last real all time great Heavyweight Champion'.

That fight in my opinion, actually proves that Wladimir Kilschko as a Champion and fighter 'Is greater than Tyson Fury. David Haye at that point in time, was the same calibre type of threat that OIeksandr Uysk was for Tyson Fury. Both Haye and Usyk were former Lineal Unified and Undisputed Cruiserweight World Champions and Heavyweight World Champions'.

Wladimir Kiltschko beat David Haye, with a quite solid performance. Tyson Fury did not beat Oleksandr Uysk 'It was a competitive fight, but Usyk was not only the superior boxer skill for skill, he also won the fight'.

Tyson Fury is a great fighter, within this Heavyweight era 'I will not disrespect Tyson Fury, and deny the man of that rating'.

But I believe his overall have been vastly overrated by certain sections of the boxing media and community. But like I stated at the beginning of my posts 'Time is a great healer, it is also great revealer especially in a sport like boxing'.

To conclude: David Haye at his peak, has the ability to beat Tyson Fury. Fury is a innately clumsy fighter, who is not a monster puncher 'And in all of his fights, there are always moments of complete technical calamity 'Even at his absolute peak'. Those are extremely bad attributes to have vs a peak David Haye, because Haye's offensive capabilities were sophisticate, precised and destructive. David Haye also pound for pound was a superior athlete to Tyson Fury, Haye's best fights and performances objective prove this'.

Peak vs Peak I would honestly back David Haye to beat Tyson Fury 'There is enough evidence within Haye's career for me to back him vs Fury' etc.

[SilverMiles]

Fury by stoppage in a fight that's only competitive for the first 2 or 3 rounds. Haye didn't present the skill set to deal with Fury's size advantage and Fury's overall better boxing ability.

[famicommander]

Fury has been dropped in both fights he has taken against former cruiserweight world titlists.

[TMLT87]

If that fight had happened when it was supposed to Haye would have won imo. Would have been a competitive scrap though.