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we gather it is a top 15 opponent, and 80% chance they are undefeated. Putting all this in consideration here are the choices.

1. Kubrat Pulev ranked 1 IBF 11 WBO 7 WBC - rumours pulev may fight Fury/USS winner and may not risk Haye. Best Fight possible
2. Robert Helenius - ranked 1 WBO Sauerland may sacrifice him as they have povetkin and pulev.
3. Luis Ortiz - 7th WBO 13th WBC 2 WBA - easy fight for haye.
4. Denis Boytsov - ranked 3 wbo 4th WBA

i think these are the undefeated fighters he is on about

povetkin will fight wladimir after pianeta so not him.
fury will avoid and may fight pulev (if he has the guts)
jennings is fighting f. lawrence

i doubt the undefeated fighters are richard towers, abdusalamov, and glazgov.

the other non undefeated fighters of high possibiliy are
1. adamek
2. Banks
3. CHARR!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

im hopeing pulev for a good fight
and i want to see boystov get beat so i'd be happy for that

personally i think tony thompson if the david price rematch doesnt happen

Adamj1987 wrote:im hopeing pulev for a good fight
and i want to see boystov get beat so i'd be happy for that

personally i think tony thompson if the david price rematch doesnt happen

id love it to be an undefeated person, so its one less option for wladimir in future

o.s WINNER OF HAYE VS ORTIZ becomes mandatory for povetkins title (which will be vacated when he fight wladimir). so it makes sense

dammage7 wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:im hopeing pulev for a good fight
and i want to see boystov get beat so i'd be happy for that

personally i think tony thompson if the david price rematch doesnt happen

id love it to be an undefeated person, so its one less option for wladimir in future

personally i think boystov should get it so i can win my bet about who loses first him or tyson fury

Audley- BELIEVE

dbf wrote:Audley- BELIEVE

I was just about to ask how long people think it will be before Harrison comes out talking about his 'journey' and 'redemption'

I'd still like to see him fight either Adamek or Solis, despite them both shouldve happening sooner in their respective careers.

Still very big fights/ wins for Haye and would certainly gain my kudos.

likelyhood it will robably end up Jon Banks or the like.


outside bet on Arreola/Stiverne/Chambers.

dbf wrote:Audley- BELIEVE

Would love that danny i was at the last 1 and didnt know who to cheer for i love them both. I bet heavy on haye ko before 6 though

I might be alone here but I want him v Charr.

I'm sorry but I'm not buying into this at all
I have many freinds who paid good money and travelled too the fight in Germany vrs Vladimir
It was a shocking performance and one that smelt of a pay day and avoid being ko'd

I will not pay too watch him and his little toe

iamasadlittleboy wrote:I might be alone here but I want him v Charr.

If he smashes Charr early after destroying Chisora like he did, no way Vitali fights him

What about the rest of his fights, were they all boring aswell?

1 nut wrote:I'm sorry but I'm not buying into this at all
I have many freinds who paid good money and travelled too the fight in Germany vrs Vladimir
It was a shocking performance and one that smelt of a pay day and avoid being ko'd

I will not pay too watch him and his little toe

This definitely needed a new thread

Adam he is talking about a klitscho fight
I guess you never watched it!!!!

I don't get it, where's the punchline?

...was the broken toe blamed on George Groves?

1 nut wrote:Adam he is talking about a klitscho fight
I guess you never watched it!!!!

danconnollyeire wrote:

iamasadlittleboy wrote:I might be alone here but I want him v Charr.

If he smashes Charr early after destroying Chisora like he did, no way Vitali fights him

I could be wrong but think you're confusing charr with wach.

Hope it's not Charr. Vitali beat him in 4 rounds so there's no scope for Haye to 'out do' Vitali with this one like with Chisora.

As two fights are in the offing this year, and neither seem to be a Klit, the first is likely to be underwhelming and the perhaps Povetkin or Fury later in the year. The tactic of confirming the date and selling tickets prior to the announcement of opponent also suggests it will be underwhelming.

If it's not Povetkin, Fury (not British so count him out unless he's Irish today!), or Pulev then it's not really a fight to get excited by in my opinion. I don't know much about Boystov though.

Hopefully the second fight will be Povetkin or Fury. Either would be perfect.

Finch wrote:Hope it's not Charr. Vitali beat him in 4 rounds so there's no scope for Haye to 'out do' Vitali with this one like with Chisora.

As two fights are in the offing this year, and neither seem to be a Klit, the first is likely to be underwhelming and the perhaps Povetkin or Fury later in the year. The tactic of confirming the date and selling tickets prior to the announcement of opponent also suggests it will be underwhelming.

If it's not Povetkin, Fury (not British so count him out unless he's Irish today!), or Pulev then it's not really a fight to get excited by in my opinion. I don't know much about Boystov though.

Hopefully the second fight will be Povetkin or Fury. Either would be perfect.

Vitali did beat him on a "cut" as opposed to blasting him out, and Charr certainly wasn't happy about being stopped.

Haye was using Charr as an example of the Klitschko's tendancy to cherry-pick useless opponents last year. Be extremely hypocritical of him to fight the same opponent after Vitali beat him up.

Then again, we are talking about David 'I'm going to execute Wlad by running from him' Haye. Delusional.

Boytsov is the best option because the WBO route is the quickest to a mandatory shot.

By the time he gets a WBC mandatory shot (after the Arreola-Stiverne winner), Vitali will be retired.

If he replaces Povetkin as WBA mandatory, Wladimir won't be obliged to fight him for 18 months - 2 years.

IBF is taken with Pulev/Fury/Cunningham.

It has to be the WBO.

Boytsov is the best option because the WBO route is the quickest to a mandatory shot.

By the time he gets a WBC mandatory shot (after the Arreola-Stiverne winner), Vitali will be retired.

If he replaces Povetkin as WBA mandatory, Wladimir won't be obliged to fight him for 18 months - 2 years.

IBF is taken with Pulev/Fury/Cunningham.

It has to be the WBO.

Jack B wrote:Boytsov is the best option because the WBO route is the quickest to a mandatory shot.

By the time he gets a WBC mandatory shot (after the Arreola-Stiverne winner), Vitali will be retired.

If he replaces Povetkin as WBA mandatory, Wladimir won't be obliged to fight him for 18 months - 2 years.

IBF is taken with Pulev/Fury/Cunningham.

It has to be the WBO.

Luis ortiz is best option, as hes ranked in WBC too.

Finn wrote:

danconnollyeire wrote:

iamasadlittleboy wrote:I might be alone here but I want him v Charr.

If he smashes Charr early after destroying Chisora like he did, no way Vitali fights him

I could be wrong but think you're confusing charr with wach.

Nope Charr. Vitali only beat him on cuts if Haye takes him out as well as Del Boy that's too things Vitali couldn't do might make him worried/never take the fight