David Haye Vs Deontay Wilder. Who wins?

[KnockoutNed]

The coward vs the glass jawed hypejob. I'll tentatively pick the coward by vicious KO on the condition that he actually shows up to fight.

[jabcross727]

Wilder by decision. For one thing, all ok Deontay's KOs were when he was facing much less heralded opposition. His fight with Stiverne was a big step up in the competition so I will assume his KO percentage and frequency will go down.

Back to the original question, Haye hasn't fought since 2012 when he TKO'd Chisora. Even at his best, Haye will probably not beat Wilder. Wilder has a 4 inch height and reach advantage not to mention KO power. However, Haye would probably able to withstand Wilder's power but lose a clear 12 round decision.

[bojangles1987]

You have Haye by decision twice and no Wilder by decision.

I'd pick Wilder by decision. Haye knows how to survive, but it's been too long for him. Wilder controls him enough to win the rounds.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

If Gaye has anything left, he sparks Beyonce Windmiller clean out.

[SkillspayBills]

Didn't a person who saw them spar in person say if it was a real fight Haye would have been KO'd in one round?

[Marcov]

I would need to see Haye in with a contender after all this time before I give him any chance.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Didn't a person who saw them spar in person say if it was a real fight Haye would have been KO'd in one round?

The video suggested otherwise although it was edited to make Gaye look good.

[El-blanco]

Haye would knock him out. He's a much better fighter, wilder is too sloppy and leaves himself open too much. Stiverne was just too ****** and slow to capitalize on those mistakes.

[Bring It On]

A healthy Haye KOs Wilder

A rusty Haye then 50/50

Yup, pretty much this.

[Elroy1]

Haye clowns him utterly in the boxing department so Wilder can't win rounds without KD's.

Huge punchers chance for Wilder.

But most obvious result, Haye be KO.

Wilder not really on the same level as Haye, is just a punch by comparison.

OF course, we dunno what Haye's gonna be like now after his break/injuries but I think so long as he can make it to the fight, he'll have kept sharp enough to beat Wilder soundly.