loaded_gloves wrote:The Valuev performance was poor and his timid challenge against Wladimir was a huge disappointment. He won me over somewhat squashing Chisora but boxing really, really REALLY needed him to whack Wladimir.
Don't worry about that mate, Povetkin is gonna do that for you.
keithmoonhangover wrote:There are some complete tossers on here. Here we have a guy, that became the #1 Cruiser in the world and then went on to become a top three heavyweight. He has only lost one fight at the weight and that was against the best heavyweight on the planet.
Haye self promotes and tell everyone he's the best and everyone else is poo for a reason - it sells tickets, which puts money in the bank. Ask any of the fighters on here if they'd like Haye's paycheck for their next fight see what they say.
If you don't like him, don't watch his fights. Don't come on here whinging about him. He talks a lot, so what - so did Ali (and no, I'm not putting Haye in that league!)
Barrett - A good test.
Valuev - A world champion with huge physical advantages.
Ruiz - His mandatory challenger (who accepted step aside money to allow Haye-Valuev)If Haye hadn't fought him he would have lost his WBA title.
Harrison - A complete mismatch... I knew it was a mismatch, so I didn't pay for it.
Klitschko - The best heavyweight on the planet.
Chisora - A reasonable comeback fight, which he took partly because he was promised Vitali.
He wants to fight Vitali, but hasn't been offered the fight.
loaded_gloves wrote:The Valuev performance was poor and his timid challenge against Wladimir was a huge disappointment. He won me over somewhat squashing Chisora but boxing really, really REALLY needed him to whack Wladimir.
Don't worry about that mate, Povetkin is gonna do that for you.
I wish Keith, I really do, but I just don't see whatever it is you see in Povetkin. I see another Chagaev-style drubbing.
