Comments Thread For: Haye: "After I Beat Up Ruiz, Vitali Klitschko is Next"

[Hitman932]

No you're not. I think, that if Ruiz is still as good as before, without wearing down because of age or tough fights, he'll have the beating of Haye. Ruiz has fought and beaten far better fighters than Haye, it's just a question whether he is still a viable force in the heavyweight division.

Ruiz has been in better shape in his recent fights than he has been in years.

He was at 227 pounds against Adnin Serin, that shows he was training for that fight like it was a Championship opponent. It was in fact his lightest weight since he fought Roy Jones in 2003.

Haye on the other hand, doesn't do road work and will probably be carrying 15 pounds of useless muscle into the ring.

In a fight that is destined to last until the later rounds I will take the guy who trains hard, is mentally tougher, and knows how to survive the rough spots everytime.

Ruiz will win by late TKO.

[Boxing Scene]

Never show anything... undisputed cruiserweight champion, beats biggest ever heavyweight champion with a broken hand in his 3rd fight at heavyweight... yeah... he's done nothing.

I hope all the Haye hate dries up once he faces a Klitschko.

Undisputed cruiserweight champion except he avoided one key fight at cruiser before moving up to face a joke Monte Barrett, then he RAN from the biggest heavyweight champion. (Oh yeah, you'll believe anything if you believe all Haye's fake injuries.)

Hi I just fought like ****, how convenient I broke my hand in the 3rd round or whatever.

Guess what, he ran in rounds 1-3 so what was his excuse for that?

[JM1]

WBA heavyweight champion David Haye has spoken out and backed the words of his manager, Adam Booth, by denying that any agreement exists for a fight with WBC champ Vitali Klitschko. Klitschko had said there was a preliminary agreement but Haye doesn't know where he got that information. Haye plans to batter mandatory challenger John Ruiz in 2010. Then he wants to sit down and discuss a Vitali fight. [Click Here To Read More]

haye is a ***in disgrace

[Mr. Philadel]

Haye has tools to expose Vitali.

But he will be able to do it?

That's the question.

I agree.....IMO Vitali is a mountain too big for Haye to climb......but time will tell!

[Spray_resistant]

Am I the only one that thinks Ruiz could really give Haye a hard time? I've only seen David fight a handful of times, but in all of the fights I saw everyone fought him from the outside. If Ruiz fights his usual ugly fight, I think he could give Haye some problems because he won't get much room to punch. I'd actually like to see this one. People give Ruiz a hard time because of his style, but he has some good wins under his belt. I actually think this would be the best win of Haye's career if he could pull it off.

Oh, I think Ruiz could make it an ugly fight and win, maybe even by ko. I just don't want most popular HW in the world John Ruiz to become even more loved and respected than he already is by ruining any chance for a meaningful HW title fight until the K-bros retire.

[Jim Jeffries]

I think it's a mistake for him to look past Ruiz.

[Banderivets]

I dunno..........as much as I dont think much of Haye at HW, Ruiz is ancient now...

For a good paycheck he'll throw the fight...........what does he have to fight for?


Haye is gonna win. Ruiz dont want none...

Why dont Haye fight someone like Virchis? Now Id actually pay to see that fight.

[vince_13]

haye

haye has the advantage over ruiz but ruiz is very dangerous for haye. upset is abig possibilty

[arnold_jasper]

Haye is dreaming. He is dreaming as a big time or special kind of heavyweight. He cannot and will never be. He is too small for the size of heavyweight nowadays. Even if he is small, he can be great if he has the quality of Mike Tyson, but even an iota of proof, he has nothing. What he has is a big mouth and a quick feet to run. Vitali nor vladimir will destroy him.

[Joe2608]

There's also a lot of posters on here who go out of there way to discredit British boxing just because they're British. I suppose they're real fans of boxing too?

Damn true. Americans can't stand to see a British fighter do well/beat their own fighters so they just discredit them to the point where it makes out like they are frauds or don't deserve to be there. I think it's ****** considering our fighters work just as hard and since we give the Americans props for their fighters doing well.