By Cliff Rold - It’s probably a bad idea.
Then again, many thought a rematch between Bernard Hopkins (51-5-1, 32 KO) and Roy Jones Jr. (54-7, 40 KO) was a bad idea and that didn’t stop it from happening. When Hopkins had gained his measure of revenge, he claimed he wanted to take a crack at a Heavyweight belt, specifically the one worn by former Cruiserweight king David Haye (24-2, 22 KO).
Haye, earlier on Saturday, made his first defense of the WBA’s big man honors and pointed his rhetoric at the two men with whom his biggest fortunes lie: the Klitschko brothers. It sounded less hollow than it ever has. Haye had just forced the corner of John Ruiz (44-9-1, 30 KO) to throw in the towel after sending the game Massachusetts native to the floor repeatedly. Beating Ruiz is decent; stopping him raises the eyebrow.
Hopkins and Haye both ended the weekend winners. Someone will get what they want going forward. [Click Here To Read More]
Then again, many thought a rematch between Bernard Hopkins (51-5-1, 32 KO) and Roy Jones Jr. (54-7, 40 KO) was a bad idea and that didn’t stop it from happening. When Hopkins had gained his measure of revenge, he claimed he wanted to take a crack at a Heavyweight belt, specifically the one worn by former Cruiserweight king David Haye (24-2, 22 KO).
Haye, earlier on Saturday, made his first defense of the WBA’s big man honors and pointed his rhetoric at the two men with whom his biggest fortunes lie: the Klitschko brothers. It sounded less hollow than it ever has. Haye had just forced the corner of John Ruiz (44-9-1, 30 KO) to throw in the towel after sending the game Massachusetts native to the floor repeatedly. Beating Ruiz is decent; stopping him raises the eyebrow.
Hopkins and Haye both ended the weekend winners. Someone will get what they want going forward. [Click Here To Read More]
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