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The people chastising him need to grow up. He's got the mentality of a winner and the arrogance that goes along with it. He's given us some great nights and has came from nothing, respect it! Let him be proud and have his justifications, the man deserves it
I don't understand the hate haye was an elite fighter , did you see him smashing wilder about in sparring . At his best he would give anyone a hard night
Arrogance is never, ever a positive. Haye is not arrogant. Two weight world champ. He may be boastful but not arrogant. Arrogance is a misplaced or unjustified sense of superiority.
He gave the UK boxing scene its spark it needed at the time, Ricky Hatton was coming to the end, Calzaghe was coming to a end, Froch and Haye kept the UK boxing scene alive and gave us some great nights, Never understood the hate David gets.
For those old enough to remember local pubs would be packed for Haye’s fights, especially when he stepped up. That night he beat Valuev was an unreal atmosphere, see also the night he battered John Ruiz. Great times
Great interview. Haye started the interview with an arrogant aura that he’s known for, but once you got under the bonnet he was refreshingly honest. At his peak he has ridiculous one punch power. Personally, I’d like Simon to have asked more about his relationship with Booth.
Haye win against Mormeck away in France to win the cruiserweight title is a very underrated win. Mormeck was a long standing champion and Haye took a knee to come back and knock him out
Say what you want about David Haye but he is one of the greatest Cruiserweights in history. Mastered the commercial side of a dark sport, made his money then got out. The money then tempted him back in but losing to Bellew twice doesn't tarnish his reputation at all for me. I loved watching him fight.
Haye is my favourite boxer of all time, admittedly I’m a fan boy but the sheer entertainment the guy brought both in and out of the ring won’t be matched for me. He would have beaten all the current heavyweights except potentially the Fury that fought wilder in the second fight and no doubt Usyk would be interesting - what a fighter and what an interview
I’ll never forget watching haye vs chisora in a pub, the place went absolutely wild. People enjoyed watching Haye because he was explosive, and could knock people out with either hand.
I've always like David for his explosive power, but after what he went through with Bellew 1 fight and still never quit, that is the epitome of someone who you want on your side in the trenches. A proper warrior. He couldn't even walk straight and still battled on. Heart of a lion in my opinion
Really enjoyed this from David. I have no problem with his swagger in the past because if the average guy had his genetics and punchpower we'd all have supreme confidence in ourselves too. He was honest about his losses and humble with it so fair play to the man. Great career and great mentality for a champion.
The way Simon’s face and eyes light up when he starts talking about Fury is crazy. He’s such a massive Fury fanboy. I bet he dreams of hearing Fury say “Get up there my boy!” as he bends over.
One of my favourite fighters, exciting af, very very talented and could end a fight with one punch always had everyone on the edge of their seats, well done David Haye.
The “Johnny Wilkinson” of boxing, picked up a lot of injuries due to lack of size in the modern heavyweight division. So exciting to watch in his earlier fights and, in his later career gave Del (when he was at his best) a boxing lesson and sparked him out in the 5th…something Fury couldn’t do in three fights. Awesome fighter.
Top man...speaks so well..at his pomp was class..klitcho was the turning point where he just got out boxed and under performed ..from then on the body just broke down..bellew himself said he would of never beaten him at his best...
I’ve not heard Bellew say that (not arguing that he didn’t), but I definitely watched him say he always would have beat Hayw because styles make fights. I happen to agree with your opinion on if that had happened. Ol Tony’s never been the most consistent in his comments 🤷♂️😂
Great interview. And i agrie with a lot of the comments this guy was top dtaw in the late naughties and into the next decade. If it wasemt for tne injuries i think he could have carried on longer. A true British great💯👊
Great interview. Didn’t live the life in the same way as Aj, and ultimately, his body let him down in the end, but can’t knock the career he had and the box office nights. Haye v Bellew 1 still probably the most excited I’ve ever been for a boxing match.
David Haye was such a great cruiserweight and brought big heavyweight nights back ti Britain. Played the part of the villian well and I was always a fan
Smart guy who did what he had to do Fair play to him he achievid everything he set out to do we should ultimately be proud to have had the man like him to tell us his amazing story
I loved David Haye and I remember seeing him on the front of the paper when he beat valuev in the Union Jack 🇬🇧 shorts and his gladiator hair style. He looked the part and got people interested in him and boxing 🥊
Really good watch this, thought haye was actually refreshingly honest for the most part, especially around the klitschko fight. Always enjoyed watching his fights, absolute monster at cruiser, his career should be remembered for what he achieved not how it ended! A prime haye and usyk at cruiser would have been epic
@@RasGreenthumbstraight out of the Piers Morgan style of interview. It’s so fucking annoying. Interrupting and trying to finish a sentence for someone 🥱 Try interviewing like Steven Bartlett.
Yeah exactly, it’s really annoying. He also has a habit of getting brave by saying things like “dogshit performance”. I’m sure David knows it wasn’t a great fight but he needs to have some respect when he’s talking to fighters.
One of the most athletic heavyweights of modern times. Freakish power especially for his size, lightning fast hands and the reflexes of a cat. I’d bet on him to beat any of the current crop of heavyweights except perhaps Usyk and Fury, it’s a shame his injuries were always so prevalent.
I’m a big fan of simon, sometimes I just wish he would interrupt less during these. Ask the questions, let the guy answer and then speak again when he’s finished
@@joegugg4129 I agree. Those methods are beneficial to young men but detrimental to older men. He should have changed training styles once hit turned 30.
I loved David D Haye growing up watching him on sky, he has the swag and could back it up, massive puncher he had a touch of stardust for sure. Prime Haye beats Bellew in the 1st round and Tony knows that himself. Would be nice for Jordan to ask a question and let the star of the show answer it but we he is a narcissist so it's got to be about him!
Always loved David Haye a British boxing legend who unfortunately nowadays gets remembered for his shithousery not his boxing legacy,how he went through the ranks ironing people out bitd was awesome
Say what you want about haye but he was a showman and on he's best night he was one of the best and as you seen in them bellew defeats he's not a quitter through the years we seen the best of fighters quit he went out on he's shield and never ever complained or made excuses for them defeats and gave probs too bellew fair play
Remember he made UK boxing fans think we had our own Holyfield. What came after wasn’t what we’d hope but he did take us on that journey to think he could. I want forget how excited that was at the time. 🥊❤
@@sleepydank8330 Realistically who would Haye fight Jai Opetai would obliterate him at Cruiser Even at Heavy I would take the entire Top 15 to beat him The 2024 version of Haye doesn’t get past Moses Itauma He would get seriously hurt Bloke hasn’t fought in 6 YEARS
@@boxingmonkey8621 Moses ituamu wouldn’t last 5 rounds haye has not lost his power, David is a seasoned veteran and he trains all the time a fit haye beats the like of whyte, Parker, joyce ect. He couldd fight manual char or hellinus as a first fight
He was my favourite boxer at the time, so exciting to watch. Injuries held him back alot just wish he couldve got one more big fight healthy after klitchko
DH wasn't everyone's cup of tea but I was a big fan and loved not only his style in the ring but his promotion and press conferences were nearly as outstanding as his hayemaker! Great career
The Haye Bellew press conference with Eddie Hearn remains one of the best until this day. Yes i know much of it was contrived but still it was great viewing. Definitely a way to sell a fight.
Miss these days British boxing was Popping, Haye, Bellew, groves, Frosh, Degale, Joshua was coming up, Dillian, the list of good fighters and good fights was huge
If David can come back and be successful - that's gonna be one of the greatest comebacks in the history of boxing. I wish him well and somehow in the face he looks like the 2013 version of David Haye.
Great podcast great host getting the facts out love it AJ for the win to show he's back to top 3 heavyweights undercards gonna be interesting. Keep the interviews coming.
The frustrating thing with David Haye is that even though he was a double champ? I feel like he could’ve done so much more. Honestly if he just kept his cruiserweight build at heavyweight during that period when he face Tony Bellew and so on it would’ve been a different story honestly think he’s so much more talented than 99% of the roster in the current heavyweight division.
There was nothing for him at Cruiser. At that time it was a dead division. Whether or not Haye was as good as people claim, given he largely fought average fighters, is up for debate. But stepping up to Heavy was a bold move and probably the only available one. By that point there wasn't really anyone at Heavy either. It had been stagnant for 10-15 years and he lacked the size to flatten the 'proper' heavies. It would have been nice to see him now against Joshua, Fury, Parker and Wilder. We'd have more context for how good he is / was The one or two real misses were not seeing him in against Briggs and Fury
@@liamr194 Didnt he knock Chisora out unconscious? He was pretty small for HW standards but his power was insane and translated nicely into a higher weight class which doesn’t happen too often.
I agree although he achieved a lot I believe he could have done more and been better remembered in history sadly his career was just good not great but he was more than capable of being great had all the attributes maybe it was just injuries and fights not lining up
Great to hear from David, who's looking and sounding good; it's a pity his tenure in the heavyweight division coincided with that of the modern giants of the game - the Klitchos, and Fury, etc., He did beat a giant in Nicolai Valeuv who was a giant in the truest sense of the word if not the most skillful. Thoroughly enjoyable interview with a British great - thanks for uploading; liked and subscribed.
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Good interview. Make no mistake, David Haye was a brilliant world champion. I wish him well.
He was a brilliant cruiserweight!
Very well said and spot on.
A good world champion not brilliant.
The people chastising him need to grow up. He's got the mentality of a winner and the arrogance that goes along with it. He's given us some great nights and has came from nothing, respect it! Let him be proud and have his justifications, the man deserves it
Not all 'winners' are arrogant. That's an excuse twats use to be twats.
I don't understand the hate haye was an elite fighter , did you see him smashing wilder about in sparring . At his best he would give anyone a hard night
Arrogance is never, ever a positive. Haye is not arrogant. Two weight world champ. He may be boastful but not arrogant. Arrogance is a misplaced or unjustified sense of superiority.
Here here the haymaker
@@Leefoster10come on 😣
He gave the UK boxing scene its spark it needed at the time, Ricky Hatton was coming to the end, Calzaghe was coming to a end, Froch and Haye kept the UK boxing scene alive and gave us some great nights, Never understood the hate David gets.
Little toe
Spot on.
They didn't hate the fighter, they hated the fighter's toe.
@@N17-o2rwhat have you down with your life, you melt?
Couldn’t agree more, Haye at his peak was phenomenal
Haye was always a sound guy, he just knew how to play the villain in order to get or sell a fight
For those old enough to remember local pubs would be packed for Haye’s fights, especially when he stepped up. That night he beat Valuev was an unreal atmosphere, see also the night he battered John Ruiz.
Great times
I remember clearly all of that...
Facts
He was the first heavyweight in years too make an impression
Did he not TKO monte barratt as well ?
@@chrismartin1761 he sure did...
Great interview. Haye started the interview with an arrogant aura that he’s known for, but once you got under the bonnet he was refreshingly honest. At his peak he has ridiculous one punch power.
Personally, I’d like Simon to have asked more about his relationship with Booth.
I'm not really sure about Booth, have the feeling he's very difficult to work with.
@@markvincent5241, Adam is a class act and a pleasure to spend time with.
Like David , you have to get past the persona to know the true man .
Tht was off limits
Simon learned something, but more importantly, so did we
There is an interview where he talks about Booth and all that happened
Went out on his shield. Warriors heart.
Haye had a very good career and made a ton of money. He left the game with his health intact
Smart bro, now he looks rejuve living and loving life.🤝👊🤛👏🙌😅😂❤😂😁😆
He made a complete moist thing of himself before he gazzeted himself ... jus observation... ps If your mother cooked your food today... yea you know
Spent it all aswell
He's skint. Hence why he is on this. Simon has to pay him
@@RAGNAAAAdo you think someone who travels the world like he does constantly lives in a house the size he does is skint 😂
Already heard it on Spotify... Good listen, and nice to be able to listen to a heavyweight boxer who can string a sentence together still!
Haye win against Mormeck away in France to win the cruiserweight title is a very underrated win. Mormeck was a long standing champion and Haye took a knee to come back and knock him out
I think the purist boxing fans appreciate what a good win that was. Mormeck was a very strong dominant champion.
1 of the best
I remember this fight , Mormecks camp were complaining of a illegal punch .. I’m sure then Haye avoided Mormeck 🤣
Say what you want about David Haye but he is one of the greatest Cruiserweights in history. Mastered the commercial side of a dark sport, made his money then got out. The money then tempted him back in but losing to Bellew twice doesn't tarnish his reputation at all for me. I loved watching him fight.
Only Holyfield, Usyk and Michael Moorer who had an ubsurd record at cruiserweight I'd put above Haye.
The sport has clearly robbed him off his sight though, never see him without sunglasses. Cant believe he is still driving though
The haye that fought macarinelli, that version beats ussyk all day long
He is. But worth noting it is one of the newer weight divisions, having its inception in 1979.
@@trancemadmazMoorer fought at light Heavyweight.
Haye is my favourite boxer of all time, admittedly I’m a fan boy but the sheer entertainment the guy brought both in and out of the ring won’t be matched for me. He would have beaten all the current heavyweights except potentially the Fury that fought wilder in the second fight and no doubt Usyk would be interesting - what a fighter and what an interview
Peak Haye was a PHENOM.. backed it every time.. legend. End of.
The most honest interview so far. Surprised me. Came across really well and like him more than I thought I would. Big up the hayemaker
For me...this is the best up Front interview yet. Just brilliant.
I’ll never forget watching haye vs chisora in a pub, the place went absolutely wild. People enjoyed watching Haye because he was explosive, and could knock people out with either hand.
Whether you like David haye or not it’s still worth listening to him talk
I've always like David for his explosive power, but after what he went through with Bellew 1 fight and still never quit, that is the epitome of someone who you want on your side in the trenches. A proper warrior. He couldn't even walk straight and still battled on. Heart of a lion in my opinion
David haye was a pinnacle to British boxing. Love him or hate him, he gave us some good entertainment.
100 percent. Love the Hayemaker. Was also a fantastic boxer
What do you mean he was a pinnacle? You are saying he is the best British boxer ever?
@@Jedstop not saying he was goat. Cruiserweight champ & heavyweight. Not a bad accomplishment is it.
@@PremiertypeR You obviously don’t understand what pinnacle means then.
@@Jedstop the most successful point; the culmination.
"he had reached the pinnacle of his career"
I’ve always followed him,since the start..he’s a class act and so down to earth….proper fighter realist..x
Probably one of the best interviews i have seen Haye do,fair play to the guy!
Cracking career and hell of a fighter!
There is no denying that a prime Haye was a sight to see and one of the very best.
Only 5mins in but I’m sure everyone who was a kid growing up watching the Rocky movies can relate to what David said 👍
Really enjoyed this from David. I have no problem with his swagger in the past because if the average guy had his genetics and punchpower we'd all have supreme confidence in ourselves too. He was honest about his losses and humble with it so fair play to the man. Great career and great mentality for a champion.
The way Simon’s face and eyes light up when he starts talking about Fury is crazy. He’s such a massive Fury fanboy. I bet he dreams of hearing Fury say “Get up there my boy!” as he bends over.
One of my favourite fighters, exciting af, very very talented and could end a fight with one punch always had everyone on the edge of their seats, well done David Haye.
The “Johnny Wilkinson” of boxing, picked up a lot of injuries due to lack of size in the modern heavyweight division. So exciting to watch in his earlier fights and, in his later career gave Del (when he was at his best) a boxing lesson and sparked him out in the 5th…something Fury couldn’t do in three fights. Awesome fighter.
Haye was a superb fighter. Cruiserweight and Heavyweight champ! Respect mate. 🏴🥊🥇
Top man...speaks so well..at his pomp was class..klitcho was the turning point where he just got out boxed and under performed ..from then on the body just broke down..bellew himself said he would of never beaten him at his best...
I’ve not heard Bellew say that (not arguing that he didn’t), but I definitely watched him say he always would have beat Hayw because styles make fights. I happen to agree with your opinion on if that had happened. Ol Tony’s never been the most consistent in his comments 🤷♂️😂
A young injury free Cruiserweight Haye was unbelievable. Explosive.
Then he ran into a old past his best carl thompson and got his jaw bent lol
@@Waynegreenandco in fairness he learned a valuable lesson in that fight. Old or not Thompson was some man for one man
Great interview. And i agrie with a lot of the comments this guy was top dtaw in the late naughties and into the next decade. If it wasemt for tne injuries i think he could have carried on longer. A true British great💯👊
Great interview.
Didn’t live the life in the same way as Aj, and ultimately, his body let him down in the end, but can’t knock the career he had and the box office nights.
Haye v Bellew 1 still probably the most excited I’ve ever been for a boxing match.
Strange comment
Haye Bellew 1 is misunderstood, Haye would have never lost that fight if his achilles wouldn’t have snapped.
S, 😮.
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@@terryduckworth5105 says a guy named after a coronation street character!? 🤔
Haye was Class, Undisputed and out on his own at Cruiserweight, beyond question. Shame his fight with Fury at Heavyweight never came off .... 🥊🥊👑
In his absolute prime….. extremely exciting to watch and a handful for anyone on the planet
Ive always enjoyed Haye, just a wild weird fella. Was a great Cruiserweight also, when he sparked Macarenelli it was a mental night
I remember David Haye, his fights used to pack out bars and clubs. Good times
Very honest very humble well spoken and a legend of the sport!! Very entertaining and hard as nails
Haye had a decent career but I believe he could have took it to another level with the raw talent he possessed. Very entertaining boxer.
David Haye was such a great cruiserweight and brought big heavyweight nights back ti Britain. Played the part of the villian well and I was always a fan
Still my favourite boxer of all time. He brought so much excitement to a dead heavyweight division. His speed and power was a joy to watch.
What a warrior, even past it and on one leg against Bellew he didn't give an inch.
Smart guy who did what he had to do
Fair play to him he achievid everything he set out to do we should ultimately be proud to have had the man like him to tell us his amazing story
I loved David Haye and I remember seeing him on the front of the paper when he beat valuev in the Union Jack 🇬🇧 shorts and his gladiator hair style. He looked the part and got people interested in him and boxing 🥊
Really good watch this, thought haye was actually refreshingly honest for the most part, especially around the klitschko fight. Always enjoyed watching his fights, absolute monster at cruiser, his career should be remembered for what he achieved not how it ended! A prime haye and usyk at cruiser would have been epic
"U glassed me" 😂😂 classic
LOL
Glarrsed 😂😂😂
David came across well, gave us some great nights over the years which I’m grateful of 🇬🇧
If Simon listened to his guests and didn't interrupt so much, his interviews would be so much better.
David is honest and a real guy I wish him all the best he deserves it 🥊
Simon, stop interjecting mid sentence ; let the person finish please.
He has a terrible habit of finishing peoples sentences when he has lost interest in the answer. Very jarring
@@RasGreenthumbstraight out of the Piers Morgan style of interview. It’s so fucking annoying. Interrupting and trying to finish a sentence for someone 🥱
Try interviewing like Steven Bartlett.
Yeah exactly, it’s really annoying. He also has a habit of getting brave by saying things like “dogshit performance”. I’m sure David knows it wasn’t a great fight but he needs to have some respect when he’s talking to fighters.
its needed with Haye😂
He's an idiot. It's very rude in my opinion. Doesn't like david anyway if you've seen the interview with Tony bellew.
One of the most athletic heavyweights of modern times. Freakish power especially for his size, lightning fast hands and the reflexes of a cat. I’d bet on him to beat any of the current crop of heavyweights except perhaps Usyk and Fury, it’s a shame his injuries were always so prevalent.
I’m a big fan of simon, sometimes I just wish he would interrupt less during these. Ask the questions, let the guy answer and then speak again when he’s finished
What a fighter! Haye in this day and age would be an absolute global superstar, he came 10 years too early. Regardless still smashed it.
Had some great nights watching David haye i personally think he put heavyweight boxing back on the map
Yh back on the map in the UK. None of ur british fighters are worldwide superstars like a mike tyson was. Nobody cares about then outside the uk.
Okiv 99 - yeah yeah yeah Lennox Lewis my friend whooped all your drop outs including Tyson !!
@okiv99 you mad because of Wilder I get it
I love it how Jordan always gets hammered by Eddie Hearn 😂😂
David Haye - One of those natural athletes who'd of done well at whatever sport he'd chosen.
Wasnt nearly active enough to fullfill his potential.
What evidence?
@@thatguy-eg8elHe ran the 100 meter in 4 seconds at school 💪
@@trollgoodman7808 Those explosive methods messed him up more in the gym than in the ring
@thatguy-eg8el I think that's probably a joke fella
@@joegugg4129 I agree. Those methods are beneficial to young men but detrimental to older men. He should have changed training styles once hit turned 30.
1 of 3 to do it at cruiser and heavy great fighter loved watching him
I loved David D Haye growing up watching him on sky, he has the swag and could back it up, massive puncher he had a touch of stardust for sure. Prime Haye beats Bellew in the 1st round and Tony knows that himself. Would be nice for Jordan to ask a question and let the star of the show answer it but we he is a narcissist so it's got to be about him!
I do like Dave. Can always get a laugh out of him and he always entertained 👍🏻
The true heart of a lion of Haye carrying on with the rupture, opened my eyes to him. Will always admire his guts and changed my opinion of him.
One of the best showman boxers we ever had just had tons on injuries 🥊
Always loved David Haye a British boxing legend who unfortunately nowadays gets remembered for his shithousery not his boxing legacy,how he went through the ranks ironing people out bitd was awesome
Say what you want about haye but he was a showman and on he's best night he was one of the best and as you seen in them bellew defeats he's not a quitter through the years we seen the best of fighters quit he went out on he's shield and never ever complained or made excuses for them defeats and gave probs too bellew fair play
Haye was a fantastic boxer cruiser weight and heavy weight cannot say he didn’t have a good career he’s healthy and made a lot of money
You know what I wasn't sure what this would be but, nice guy. Came across well and he has gained respect here. Hope to see you down The Den soon David
One of if not the best fighters we've ever produced
David Haye great fighter to watch & personality with it shame about all injuries he got but still became world champ all credit to him 👍
Remember he made UK boxing fans think we had our own Holyfield. What came after wasn’t what we’d hope but he did take us on that journey to think he could. I want forget how excited that was at the time. 🥊❤
David The Haymaker Haye! The man, the myth the legend. He should join forces with Adam Booth again for the comeback
He’s done mate
He ain’t coming back from anywhere
Let the guy enjoy his retirement
@@boxingmonkey8621 He’s not done, he just said if he can get his lower legs right he can still continue
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Realistically who would Haye fight
Jai Opetai would obliterate him at Cruiser
Even at Heavy I would take the entire Top 15 to beat him
The 2024 version of Haye doesn’t get past Moses Itauma
He would get seriously hurt
Bloke hasn’t fought in 6 YEARS
@@boxingmonkey8621 Moses ituamu wouldn’t last 5 rounds haye has not lost his power, David is a seasoned veteran and he trains all the time a fit haye beats the like of whyte, Parker, joyce ect. He couldd fight manual char or hellinus as a first fight
Id always watch Haye, mans a boxing legend.
Not a mark on his face tells its own story. Never underestimate the human spirit you just never know
Not a mark on his face because he didnt fight anyone any good
Haye was great to watch
Quick , explosive, and the dynamite he carried in that right hand was unreal
He was my favourite boxer at the time, so exciting to watch. Injuries held him back alot just wish he couldve got one more big fight healthy after klitchko
DH wasn't everyone's cup of tea but I was a big fan and loved not only his style in the ring but his promotion and press conferences were nearly as outstanding as his hayemaker! Great career
Cruiserweight legend
Heavyweight tosser
Johnny Nelson had a bigger legacy at cruiserweight, & a man 16 years senior to haye mullared him also cruiserweight..
Great interview!! One of the best so far
The Haye Bellew press conference with Eddie Hearn remains one of the best until this day. Yes i know much of it was contrived but still it was great viewing. Definitely a way to sell a fight.
Miss these days British boxing was Popping, Haye, Bellew, groves, Frosh, Degale, Joshua was coming up, Dillian, the list of good fighters and good fights was huge
A great Lodge boy ....could punch like a mule ....great interview
Genuinely, Haye was the most exciting fighter of his generation.
hes the most exciting fighter of the last 25 years
@@francescoschettino5726exactly
If David can come back and be successful - that's gonna be one of the greatest comebacks in the history of boxing. I wish him well and somehow in the face he looks like the 2013 version of David Haye.
Great podcast great host getting the facts out love it AJ for the win to show he's back to top 3 heavyweights undercards gonna be interesting.
Keep the interviews coming.
David Haye the Legend 💪👊
My favorite heavyweight champ wasn't the best of all time but a very entertaining fighter in a dull Klitschko era. Should be a HoF but we will see.
"Why are you starting at 7?" Lol
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The good thing is David has made the whole boxing public loads of money with his amazing predictions 😂😂😂💰💰💰💰💰💰🥊🥊👍👍
Shaggy saying he didn't come back for the money is a little fib, i reckon..
Well you know what they say about opinions........
@@harrys1505 you’re a wise man, Harry 🤣
He had some great fights and was entertaining to watch. Glad he’s in good health
Speaks so well - should be in politics or inspirational speaking - lucky to have seen Haye fight live once 🇬🇧
The frustrating thing with David Haye is that even though he was a double champ? I feel like he could’ve done so much more. Honestly if he just kept his cruiserweight build at heavyweight during that period when he face Tony Bellew and so on it would’ve been a different story honestly think he’s so much more talented than 99% of the roster in the current heavyweight division.
Not really like Haye was good but did he ever beat an elite heavyweight or top ranked guy? he didn't.
There was nothing for him at Cruiser. At that time it was a dead division. Whether or not Haye was as good as people claim, given he largely fought average fighters, is up for debate. But stepping up to Heavy was a bold move and probably the only available one.
By that point there wasn't really anyone at Heavy either. It had been stagnant for 10-15 years and he lacked the size to flatten the 'proper' heavies.
It would have been nice to see him now against Joshua, Fury, Parker and Wilder. We'd have more context for how good he is / was
The one or two real misses were not seeing him in against Briggs and Fury
@@liamr194 Didnt he knock Chisora out unconscious? He was pretty small for HW standards but his power was insane and translated nicely into a higher weight class which doesn’t happen too often.
@@liamr194I mean mormeck was very good and and enzo was a good fighter as well at hw I’m not sure what went wrong for him tbh
I agree although he achieved a lot I believe he could have done more and been better remembered in history sadly his career was just good not great but he was more than capable of being great had all the attributes maybe it was just injuries and fights not lining up
I remember in primary school he did say he wanted to be a boxing champion....and he done it.
Me too
@westerling8436 can you name me a person in the class at our primary school?
@@Boxing_fan-dc7znyou went there too?
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Simon said on this show before when he had Tony Bellew on that he doesn’t like David Haye and now he is on the show
Not looking someone on a personal level shouldn’t prevent potential opportunities at a professional level.
Very honest interview, well done & thanks
One of the best boxing interviews
David Haye planning on another comeback, man I love this guy
Great interview , liked hearing from the man himself on many topics thts lingered since.... but whats with the lens' on his specs?????
Love the Haymaker, I was so chuffed when he beat Valuev - I want his glasses too!😅
Great to hear from David, who's looking and sounding good; it's a pity his tenure in the heavyweight division coincided with that of the modern giants of the game - the Klitchos, and Fury, etc., He did beat a giant in Nicolai Valeuv who was a giant in the truest sense of the word if not the most skillful. Thoroughly enjoyable interview with a British great - thanks for uploading; liked and subscribed.
2 men that both love the sound of their own voice lol
Pretty handy on a podcast tbf
Very good interview, think David has closed a few perceptions people had about him. Comes across as a very decent bloke.