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Who had the easier route to a HW world title: Deontay Wilder or David Haye?

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  • #31
    Wilder, he fought nothing but bums and bought his WBC rank

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Cutthroat View Post
      Stiverne>Valuev

      Haye barely, and I mean barely beat Valuev, he could've easily lost.

      Wilder dominated Stiverne with a broken hand.
      I don't know.

      Valuev, though cumbersome, would tag Stiverne with relative ease, IMO.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by yoz View Post
        I don't know.

        Valuev, though cumbersome, would tag Stiverne with relative ease, IMO.


        Yeah, 'Sugar' Valuev would probably have boxed circles around Stiverne, before stopping him in the later rounds.

        On a serious note, Davey's win over Valuev was one of the most boring HW displays ever, Haye hardly threw anything and was on his bike all night. He got a lucky decision and a guy like Primo Carnera would probably have knocked out Haye, who hates/ is terrified of fighting guys bigger than himself.

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        • #34
          Valuev, for all his drawbacks was an extremely formidable opponent that few could beat really.

          He did go 50-2 at 200+

          I don't think there's any question Valuev was better than Stiverne at this stage.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by -Weltschmerz- View Post


            Yeah, 'Sugar' Valuev would probably have boxed circles around Stiverne, before stopping him in the later rounds.

            On a serious note, Davey's win over Valuev was one of the most boring HW displays ever, Haye hardly threw anything and was on his bike all night. He got a lucky decision and a guy like Primo Carnera would probably have knocked out Haye, who hates/ is terrified of fighting guys bigger than himself.
            I didn't say he'd box 'circles' around Stiverne; I said he'd hit him. Stiverne attacked in a straight line against Wilder with almost no head movement. Wilder, literally, could not miss.

            I agree with your comments re. Haye, though. It really was a razor thin win.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Elroy1 View Post
              Valuev, for all his drawbacks was an extremely formidable opponent that few could beat really.

              He did go 50-2 at 200+

              I don't think there's any question Valuev was better than Stiverne at this stage.
              C'mon now Elroy. A shot to pieces Holyfield beat him clearly (certainly more so than Haye) and then was robbed by the judges.

              Valuev is the very definition of a big stiff idiot.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by denium View Post
                C'mon now Elroy. A shot to pieces Holyfield beat him clearly (certainly more so than Haye) and then was robbed by the judges.

                Valuev is the very definition of a big stiff idiot.
                I agree, he is never going to win an accolade in the movement department.

                However he is 7'1" tall and 320lbs and stiff or not, he has the basic boxing fundamentals.

                I just can't see Wilder doing to Valuev what he did to Stiverne, put it that way.

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                • #38
                  It's too bad they never made the Vitali-Valuev fight...

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