David Haye at 220lb v?

Question

1) Samuel Peter

2) Ruslan Chagaev

3) Wladimir Klitchko

how would each of these fights pan out?

And for his first defences

1) Tony Thompson

2) Alexander Povetkin

who would win and how?

Answer 1

1) I haven't seen peter fight since against Toney and his jab was incredible! I don't know how Haye would cope being heavier but it'd give more power than he already has. I'd go Peter TKO10

2) Ruslan Chagaev Vs. David Haye - Haye KO5

3) Haye has a tendency to be very cocky and OK fair enough he has accomplished some very good wins, especially the domination of Enzo! But Wladimir is no.1 for a reason. The man can box or punch or both whenever he has to. Wladimir KO late rounds or UD.

Answer 2

I think Hayes biggest asset at heavyweight will be his speed rather than his power. The current heavyweights arnt that fast and i think Haye has a good chance of beating Peter and Chagaev but im not so sure about Klitscho who has very good skills and a big size advantage. Also im not so sure Haye is as chinny as many people think. He was knocked out by Carl Thompson who is an ex world champion and a guy who is known as a big puncher. On the night they fought Haye was out boxing him easily untill he suddenly gassed and his hands droped and was taken out, but he took a few good shots before going down. It was inexperience and bad conditioning that cost him that fight and he seems to have learned from it since. I recon Haye will win a version of the world heavyweight title within two years.

Answer 3

Im British so you would think i would favour Haye but honestly in my heart of hearts i would see all 5 of those fighters knocking Haye out, He has a huge punch at Cruiser but i cant see him carrying this up against fighters who are up to 50 lbs heavier and to be honest his chin is very suspect indeed to be honest if Enzo would have got close enough to tag him in his last fight you would of seen this. I would love him to prove me wrong but i really cant see it happening.