Rewriting history

Watching David Haye on tonight coverage, I've just realised really how much I hate him.

So with that in mind if you could change one result in history, which would it be?

I would go for Enzo Mac sparking out Haye.

That would have been great for British boxing wouldn't it, a real talent losing to a nobody.

I like haye. Great amateur, great pro. One of britains best.

Anything that would have saved the boxing world from ppv stinkers like Haye v Klitchko/Valuez/Harrison sounds good to me.

Enzo beating Haye would have been great. You would have all still got to have seen Enzo go on his 'how many times can I get knocked out' conquest plus Haye would have retired saving us from all the PPV rubbish mentioned above by catchweight

So many to think of...

Tyson v Douglas for me Tyson winning would have meant Tyson v Holy next, at the right time. Could have gone along way in silencing Tyson's critics.

Onetwo... You'd change one of the great boxing stories? Shame on you fella. In that era, I'd rather change lewis McCall, to (hopefully) get lewis fighting bowe.. And Tyson and holy earlier.

milkyboy wrote:Onetwo... You'd change one of the great boxing stories? Shame on you fella. In that era, I'd rather change lewis McCall, to (hopefully) get lewis fighting bowe.. And Tyson and holy earlier.

I hear you Milky but Tyson was my absolute hero and I was 11 back then so its a bit of a personal decision plus I think had Tyson won we might have seen a better story develop with the talent that was around back then.

I'll forgive you fella... We're all allowed our favourites. To put a different spin on it,its possible if Tyson lost to holy earlier he'd be held in less esteem... The fact that he lost to a perceived journeyman (I say perceived because Douglas was a real talent ) furthers the argument that Tyson was on the slide... Had it been holy beating him, the argument would just be he lost to his biggest rival

milkyboy wrote:I'll forgive you fella... We're all allowed our favourites. To put a different spin on it,its possible if Tyson lost to holy earlier he'd be held in less esteem... The fact that he lost to a perceived journeyman (I say perceived because Douglas was a real talent ) furthers the argument that Tyson was on the slide... Had it been holy beating him, the argument would just be he lost to his biggest rival

Very true but with a £30 million being offered for Holy at the time I think Tyson might have taken that more seriously but of course in reality he was a mess when he mat Douglas.

Tyson vs Buster

Vitali vs Lewis , that would have been awesome had Vitali won that fight, it would have stopped Lewis from getting ranked inside top 10 boxers of all time.