I've been browsing BS for a few years also. That place is just filled with keyboard warriors looking to argue or start race debates. As soon as I found out about this forum I spent most my time reading about boxing here and on Reddit. Much better placesGrilling Machine wrote:Ha! Welcome aboard, mate.ACasualFan wrote:I've been reading these boards for a while now but this post genuinely made me giggle at my desk like a little girl. So much so I had to create an account just to congratulate youGrilling Machine wrote:I'd have flown back and taken Wlad out with a devastating kick as my legs swung up over the ropes. Double KO.
Then I'd call out Wilder.![]()
If you don't mind the odd bit of umbrage around the place, it's a decent forum.
David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
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ACasualFan
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
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danconnollyeire
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
LOL mental, absolutely mentalasdfjkl wrote:Under featherweight should be doable, perhaps till lightweight with a lucky hit, above that are probably to good.Dixonian wrote:You haven't answered the question: which division's current world champions do you think you can beat?asdfjkl wrote: It's not about me, it's about the top of the world, I like Formula 1 also above Formula 3, I like the Olympics above the Paralympics.
I like the champions league above the Jupiler league and I also like the heavyweights above the lower leagues and if I have the feeling I can even beat such world champions then I'm not interested at all.
Maiva Hamadouche and Anahi Esther Sanchez (boxrec rank 2 and 3 of the world) are going to fight for the super featherweight title, nobody on this forum talks about them?!
Cecilia Braekhus and Erica Anabella Farias (rank 1 Welterweight and rank 1 super lightweight, 30-0 and 24-1) are going to fight each other for:
WBC World female welterweight title
WBA World female welterweight title
IBF World female welterweight title
WBO World female welterweight title
International Boxing Organization World female welterweight title
Nobody on this forum mentioned them, are they the strongest of the world? No ofcourse not, not even close, Anthony Joshua is probably the best boxer on the planet and that's why I support him. If you're the best boxer of the world with some kind of special limits, then that's oke, but I'm not a fan of that. Just like I think AJ would lose a kickboxing match against Rico Verhoeven, because he's not into such things.
I think even Klitschko would win a kickboxing match against Joshua, somehow boxing is simply a lot bigger moneywise on this planet.
Somehow the chances that a featherweight would beat a top 10 lightweight while both stay their own weight is, according to me, nearly impossible.
Also, please realise that this is not about me, it's about what weightclasses I'm fan of and that's the heavyweights, since they dominate all other weightclasses easely.
For me Wilder is a bumfighter, someone who isn't a top 3 heavyweight, for me Bellew is a top cruiserweight, somehow I think the odds of Bellew winning against Wilder is 50% at max.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
AJ is not "the best boxer in the world"
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boxingknockout
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
I can understand something of the Dutchman's argument.... but I think that he'd be surprised at how hard world class lightweights and feathers can hit. Unless he has significant fighting experience, I think Gatti, Ward, Naseem etc would level him out without too much trouble.danconnollyeire wrote:LOL mental, absolutely mentalasdfjkl wrote:Under featherweight should be doable, perhaps till lightweight with a lucky hit, above that are probably to good.Dixonian wrote:
You haven't answered the question: which division's current world champions do you think you can beat?
Somehow the chances that a featherweight would beat a top 10 lightweight while both stay their own weight is, according to me, nearly impossible.
Also, please realise that this is not about me, it's about what weightclasses I'm fan of and that's the heavyweights, since they dominate all other weightclasses easely.
For me Wilder is a bumfighter, someone who isn't a top 3 heavyweight, for me Bellew is a top cruiserweight, somehow I think the odds of Bellew winning against Wilder is 50% at max.
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asdfjkl
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
This is what I'm talking about:boxingknockout wrote:I can understand something of the Dutchman's argument.... but I think that he'd be surprised at how hard world class lightweights and feathers can hit. Unless he has significant fighting experience, I think Gatti, Ward, Naseem etc would level him out without too much trouble.danconnollyeire wrote:LOL mental, absolutely mentalasdfjkl wrote: Under featherweight should be doable, perhaps till lightweight with a lucky hit, above that are probably to good.
Somehow the chances that a featherweight would beat a top 10 lightweight while both stay their own weight is, according to me, nearly impossible.
Also, please realise that this is not about me, it's about what weightclasses I'm fan of and that's the heavyweights, since they dominate all other weightclasses easely.
For me Wilder is a bumfighter, someone who isn't a top 3 heavyweight, for me Bellew is a top cruiserweight, somehow I think the odds of Bellew winning against Wilder is 50% at max.

Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.
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boxingknockout
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
When did Fury fight Paddy Barnes? Can't believe the BBBoC allowed itasdfjkl wrote:This is what I'm talking about:boxingknockout wrote:I can understand something of the Dutchman's argument.... but I think that he'd be surprised at how hard world class lightweights and feathers can hit. Unless he has significant fighting experience, I think Gatti, Ward, Naseem etc would level him out without too much trouble.danconnollyeire wrote:
LOL mental, absolutely mental
Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
And if the big guy on the left was not an experienced boxer, he would have his ribs broken in less than a second by Paddy Barnes.
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asdfjkl
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Can he even reach his ribs then?Loynesy wrote:And if the big guy on the left was not an experienced boxer, he would have his ribs broken in less than a second by Paddy Barnes.
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Counter-puncher
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Of course he can
Ah, you were trolling, you got me well done
Ah, you were trolling, you got me well done
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
You're not Tyson Fury.asdfjkl wrote:This is what I'm talking about:boxingknockout wrote:I can understand something of the Dutchman's argument.... but I think that he'd be surprised at how hard world class lightweights and feathers can hit. Unless he has significant fighting experience, I think Gatti, Ward, Naseem etc would level him out without too much trouble.danconnollyeire wrote:
LOL mental, absolutely mental
Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
boxingknockout wrote:When did Fury fight Paddy Barnes? Can't believe the BBBoC allowed itasdfjkl wrote:This is what I'm talking about:boxingknockout wrote:
I can understand something of the Dutchman's argument.... but I think that he'd be surprised at how hard world class lightweights and feathers can hit. Unless he has significant fighting experience, I think Gatti, Ward, Naseem etc would level him out without too much trouble.
Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.![]()
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asdfjkl
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
No lol, but if I would fight even smaller guys it's obvious I have the odds.Dixonian wrote:You're not Tyson Fury.asdfjkl wrote:This is what I'm talking about:boxingknockout wrote:
I can understand something of the Dutchman's argument.... but I think that he'd be surprised at how hard world class lightweights and feathers can hit. Unless he has significant fighting experience, I think Gatti, Ward, Naseem etc would level him out without too much trouble.
Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Have you not seen the Dutch amateur Hertz Van Rental yet? He's got some power. Really drives the shots home. Great engine and goes through the gears with ease.asdfjkl wrote:No lol, but if I would fight even smaller guys it's obvious I have the odds.Dixonian wrote:You're not Tyson Fury.asdfjkl wrote: This is what I'm talking about:
Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
He's 5,4 and a bantamweight. It seems you're targeting the world champs beneath bantamweight now? So, super-fly and below watch out: a Dutch light heavyweight with no boxing experience is coming after you!asdfjkl wrote:No lol, but if I would fight even smaller guys it's obvious I have the odds.Dixonian wrote:You're not Tyson Fury.asdfjkl wrote: This is what I'm talking about:
Fury won because he's big, not because he's a superior athlete.
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
As I've allways said I'm not interested in the babyleagues and I even consider light heavyweight as a babyleague.Dixonian wrote:He's 5,4 and a bantamweight. It seems you're targeting the world champs beneath bantamweight now? So, super-fly and below watch out: a Dutch light heavyweight with no boxing experience is coming after you!asdfjkl wrote:No lol, but if I would fight even smaller guys it's obvious I have the odds.Dixonian wrote:
You're not Tyson Fury.
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Nope, I bet you're heavely amazed by such guys, but in the Netherlands we're not.Stuarty30 wrote:Have you not seen the Dutch amateur Hertz Van Rental yet? He's got some power. Really drives the shots home. Great engine and goes through the gears with ease.asdfjkl wrote:No lol, but if I would fight even smaller guys it's obvious I have the odds.Dixonian wrote:
You're not Tyson Fury.
The Dutch are the tallest nation in the world, there's a reason Tyson Fury trained in the Netherlands, there's a reason Wladimir didn't have a chance agains Tyson Fury (and TBH even I was amazed how easely Tyson dominated him) and there's a reason the Dutch dominate the heavyweight kickboxing leagues for several decades in a row now.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
But they never produce any heavyweight superstars in boxing?asdfjkl wrote:Nope, I bet you're heavely amazed by such guys, but in the Netherlands we're not.Stuarty30 wrote:Have you not seen the Dutch amateur Hertz Van Rental yet? He's got some power. Really drives the shots home. Great engine and goes through the gears with ease.asdfjkl wrote: No lol, but if I would fight even smaller guys it's obvious I have the odds.
The Dutch are the tallest nation in the world, there's a reason Tyson Fury trained in the Netherlands, there's a reason Wladimir didn't have a chance agains Tyson Fury (and TBH even I was amazed how easely Tyson dominated him) and there's a reason the Dutch dominate the heavyweight kickboxing leagues for several decades in a row now.
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
We don't, or barely do boxing, only Tyrone does, but all the top contenders from other countries simply avoid fighting him.Rob3_142 wrote:But they never produce any heavyweight superstars in boxing?asdfjkl wrote:Nope, I bet you're heavely amazed by such guys, but in the Netherlands we're not.Stuarty30 wrote:
Have you not seen the Dutch amateur Hertz Van Rental yet? He's got some power. Really drives the shots home. Great engine and goes through the gears with ease.
The Dutch are the tallest nation in the world, there's a reason Tyson Fury trained in the Netherlands, there's a reason Wladimir didn't have a chance agains Tyson Fury (and TBH even I was amazed how easely Tyson dominated him) and there's a reason the Dutch dominate the heavyweight kickboxing leagues for several decades in a row now.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Tyrone is only 6'2 and is a comparative midget to the elite in the division. He's also 31. There isn't really a great deal of value in it.asdfjkl wrote:We don't, or barely do boxing, only Tyrone does, but all the top contenders from other countries simply avoid fighting him.Rob3_142 wrote:But they never produce any heavyweight superstars in boxing?asdfjkl wrote: Nope, I bet you're heavely amazed by such guys, but in the Netherlands we're not.
The Dutch are the tallest nation in the world, there's a reason Tyson Fury trained in the Netherlands, there's a reason Wladimir didn't have a chance agains Tyson Fury (and TBH even I was amazed how easely Tyson dominated him) and there's a reason the Dutch dominate the heavyweight kickboxing leagues for several decades in a row now.
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
He's similar sized to Povetkin, he would be the perfect sparringspartner for Deontay Wilder, if Deontay Wilder actually dared to fight Povetkin.Rob3_142 wrote:Tyrone is only 6'2 and is a comparative midget to the elite in the division. He's also 31. There isn't really a great deal of value in it.asdfjkl wrote:We don't, or barely do boxing, only Tyrone does, but all the top contenders from other countries simply avoid fighting him.Rob3_142 wrote:
But they never produce any heavyweight superstars in boxing?
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Tyrone belongs in one of the baby leagues.Rob3_142 wrote:Tyrone is only 6'2 and is a comparative midget to the elite in the division. He's also 31. There isn't really a great deal of value in it.asdfjkl wrote:We don't, or barely do boxing, only Tyrone does, but all the top contenders from other countries simply avoid fighting him.Rob3_142 wrote:
But they never produce any heavyweight superstars in boxing?
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Got to be honest, I'm not the most knowledgeable of boxing fans and the sport is relatively new too me in terms of keeping my eye on it and watching the fights anytime I can; but this post stinks to high heaven? if Tony Bellew destroyed Haye then I'll give up watching now.asdfjkl wrote:I don't understand that this guy keeps on having fans. Daffy is a complete lunatic, got destroyed by that guy that isn't even a real cruiserweight, and now says Joshua his defence isn't as good as his is, Joshua has barely been hit at all in his first 13 matches.
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asdfjkl
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
He already became champion of the world in 6 leagues, including heavyweight...Dixonian wrote:Tyrone belongs in one of the baby leagues.Rob3_142 wrote:Tyrone is only 6'2 and is a comparative midget to the elite in the division. He's also 31. There isn't really a great deal of value in it.asdfjkl wrote: We don't, or barely do boxing, only Tyrone does, but all the top contenders from other countries simply avoid fighting him.
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Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Daffy was pretty destroyed, even his legs were destroyed.Fyodor Jung wrote:Got to be honest, I'm not the most knowledgeable of boxing fans and the sport is relatively new too me in terms of keeping my eye on it and watching the fights anytime I can; but this post stinks to high heaven? if Tony Bellew destroyed Haye then I'll give up watching now.asdfjkl wrote:I don't understand that this guy keeps on having fans. Daffy is a complete lunatic, got destroyed by that guy that isn't even a real cruiserweight, and now says Joshua his defence isn't as good as his is, Joshua has barely been hit at all in his first 13 matches.
Re: David Haye says the punch Klit dropped AJ with would've knocked him out
Why do you bother posting such lies?asdfjkl wrote:Daffy was pretty destroyed, even his legs were destroyed.Fyodor Jung wrote:Got to be honest, I'm not the most knowledgeable of boxing fans and the sport is relatively new too me in terms of keeping my eye on it and watching the fights anytime I can; but this post stinks to high heaven? if Tony Bellew destroyed Haye then I'll give up watching now.asdfjkl wrote:I don't understand that this guy keeps on having fans. Daffy is a complete lunatic, got destroyed by that guy that isn't even a real cruiserweight, and now says Joshua his defence isn't as good as his is, Joshua has barely been hit at all in his first 13 matches.