1991 George Foreman vs todays David Haye

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  • gratz_the_king
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    #1

    1991 George Foreman vs todays David Haye

    who would win this fight? im talking about this foreman here:



    at this stage he was in his 40's and obviously very past his prime but still had a monster chin and huge power. how would he do against todays HW divison, specifically Haye?
    41
    foreman by KO
    82.93%
    34
    foreman by DEC
    2.44%
    1
    haye by KO
    2.44%
    1
    haye by DEC
    12.20%
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  • LacedUp
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    As in the George Foreman who gave a prime Evander Holyfield one of his toughest fights?

    Foreman KO and it wouldn't be long into the fight. Haye wouldn't be able to take 1/10th of the punches that Holyfield took that fight, but then again he would never stand and trade.

    Foreman KO 4 probably.

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    • MRCHOKEaMF
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      #3
      Prime Foreman vs any heavyweight post Zaire = Victory and thats no shot at Haye

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      • -MAKAVELLI-
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        #4
        Haye would throw 3 punches the whole fight while running every round

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        • Derranged
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          #5
          People might say an easy knockout for Foreman, and I'd like to believe so, but let's not forget that he was UD'd by another small, shaky-chinned fighter named Tommy Morrison (RIP). In fact his chin was probably considerably worse than Haye's. As I recall, Morrison hit, held and ran. I'm wondering if Haye could pull that off as well.

          I actually remember watching that fight live as a kid and getting mad that Foreman lost.

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          • beez721
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            #6
            Originally posted by Derranged
            People might say an easy knockout for Foreman, and I'd like to believe so, but let's not forget that he was UD'd by another small, shaky-chinned fighter named Tommy Morrison (RIP). In fact his chin was probably considerably worse than Haye's. As I recall, Morrison hit, held and ran. I'm wondering if Haye could pull that off as well.

            I actually remember watching that fight live as a kid and getting mad that Foreman lost.
            foreman/morrsion was in 93 a good 2 years after the holyfield fight and foreman regressed alot in those 2 years. no way in hell morrsion would have held up against the foreman holyfeild fought

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            • rr00676
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              #7
              this fight would be insanely boring.

              i think haye pot shots and runs all night and may get away with a close decision. Evander provided a lot of action and opportunities for George. Haye won't.

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              • Ryn0
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                #8
                Originally posted by LacedUp
                As in the George Foreman who gave a prime Evander Holyfield one of his toughest fights?

                Foreman KO and it wouldn't be long into the fight. Haye wouldn't be able to take 1/10th of the punches that Holyfield took that fight, but then again he would never stand and trade.

                Foreman KO 4 probably.
                Different type of fighter, Holyfield always knew he had a fantastic chin. He wasn't afraid to mix it up. I could just as easily say Foreman who struggled massively with the undersized Moorer for 9 rounds. Morrison who wasn't the best mover in the world and had a pretty poor chin outboxed Foreman quite easily, old Foreman also went life and death with Schulz and Savarese and had quite a rought fight with Alex Stewart if memory serves. If Haye came in looking to trade obviously he loses, but realistically Haye clearly has the reflexes, footspeed/handspeed to beat this Foreman.

                If Wlad couldn't really hurt Haye because of his head movement and footwork and his 'running' style then I doubt the old Foreman could. Prime Foreman takes Haye apart obviously not doubt about it.

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                • Southpaw King
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                  Foreman all the way...haye is a little prissy b!tch with not nearly half the heart...dude blamed his ****ing toe on a bad performance...lost all respect...

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                  • Godsfly
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                    #10
                    A very old john ruiz (a heavyweight that roy jones completely outclassed) had haye on qeer street...........
                    Last edited by Godsfly; 07-31-2014, 04:36 PM.

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