Do you think that heavyweight boxing suck these day?

Question

i just can't help myself to find that there are to much boring fight comming out on the heavyweight division

Answer 1

In a word, YES!  I think the best heavyweight out there right now is Samuel Peter, who got rocked by Jameel McCline, who got rocked by Chris Byrd, who was knocked on his *** by somebody I never heard of!  I just want to see what kind of impact David Haye has now that he's moved up from cruiserweight.

Answer 2

heavyweight boxing is best ever!yall hate just because white european dudes beat americans non stop1david haye will get beat so bad from klitscko that the apollo creed beat from Drago will look funny compared to this watch and see

Answer 3

The only reason it sucks is that these guys should be fighting each other. It seems you cant get the best guys in the ring to fight each other-for some reason, its such a slow process to actually get these guys in the ring to face each other. I've seen glaciers move faster.

Answer 4

The main problem with the heavyweight division is that no one seems willing to unify the titles, and everyone of them seems content with been an alphabet champion, moreover klischko's style is quite boring to watch(jab,jab,jab and then one right) and since he is the best in that division that makes everyone look bad, i a happy Haye is is comin to the heavyweight division hopefully e will make an impact there and cause others to work harder, we need a new tyson.

Answer 5

Yeah, I sympathize with you. Heavyweight boxing is the worse its ever been. The best champ out there is Klitschko, who is really suspect, I can't say whether he's really that good, or just looks good because of the weakness of the division. I like Sam Peter, and I hope he really gets it together because he never used to look as slow as  he did in the Oleg fight, he use to be an explosive no-nonsense type of guy. He looked especially great in that Toney fight, if only he can get back to those days and go on a diet or something, have some discipline. I can guarantee that David Haye will clean this garbage up and give us a great heavyweight champ. He will make things exciting again and will probably rule the heavyweights for a while...as he is the only prospect out there that I'm excited about.

Answer 6

Yes, it is probably the worst that it has ever been.  The only other era that has a legitimate claim to being as bad as this one was during the 1930s when Primo Carnera was champion- Carnera is probably worse than any of the heavyweight titleholders today.  Wladimir Klitshcko is the number one heavyweight in the world right now, but he really disgraced himself with his performance over Sultan Ibragimov in his last fight.  He only threw about 10 right hands throughout the ENTIRE fight- I'm sorry, but that is just pathetic and I don't care what his excuse is.  In boxing you are only as good as your last fight- previous to the Ibragimov fight, Klitschko had been entertaining and had been knocking guys out, but the Ibagimov fight outweighed any of the recent good that Klitschko had done.  What really needs to be done to clear up the division is have Wladimir fight a rematch with Samuel Peter- it would give us the first linear and true champion in the division since Lennox Lewis retired, and it would further unify the division.  But, Peter is going to fight Wladimir's brother, Vitali in his next fight- it makes no sense that he could just skip over all of the other contenders who have worked to get title shots, when Vitali has not fought in over 3 years and done nothing to warrant a title shot.  But, then again, you can never trust any of the sanctioning bodies for fairness (thats why you should follow the Ring Magazine champions).  Hopefully if Peter beats Vitali, he will next fight a rematch with Wladimir to give us a true champion; if Vitali beats Peter, then we're pretty much screwed.  The only fighter who I see MAY be able to clean up the mess is David Haye, who is the current cruiserweight champion that is moving up to heavyweight in his next fight.  He has awesome power and handspeed, but his chin will still have a questionmark attatched to it until I see him take a good shot from a top-level heavyweight.  I'm still not completely sold on him, but I do believe that he has the best CHANCE to clean up this mess that we call the heavyweight division.