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The GOAT club. You have to remove 2 fighters, who are you removing?
Some of the world's most undefeated boxing records 🥊 Who is your favorite boxer?
In November 2009, former cruiserweight king David Haye travelled to Germany to challenge the enormous Nikolai Valuev for the WBA Heavyweight Championship. The size difference was incredible.
At around 7ft tall and over 300lbs, Valuev towered over Haye, but The Hayemaker refused to stand in front of him. Haye used his speed, movement and explosiveness to dart in and out, landing the cleaner punches while avoiding the giant Russian's attacks.
Late in the fight, Haye even landed a huge left hook that badly rocked Valuev a man who had never been knocked down as a professional.
After 12 rounds, Haye was awarded a majority decision and became heavyweight champion of the world. 👑
From unified cruiserweight champion to conquering one of the biggest heavyweight champions in boxing history.
The Hayemaker had arrived at heavyweight.
Speed met survival. Power met pure chaos.
On May 20, 1986, a young Mike Tyson stepped into the ring against the fearless Mitch Green. Standing much taller with an incredible reach advantage, Green believed he had the tools to frustrate the rising heavyweight sensation. But Tyson had other plans.
From the opening bell, Tyson exploded forward with relentless pressure, devastating body shots, lightning-fast combinations, and the explosive head movement that made him one of the most dangerous heavyweights in history. Green showed tremendous toughness, surviving the full 10 rounds despite absorbing punishment that would have stopped most fighters.
Tyson earned a unanimous decision, but the fight was another reminder of why boxing had a new phenomenon. His speed, power, and relentless aggression were unlike anything the heavyweight division had seen in years.
Mitch Green proved his toughness. Mike Tyson proved he was becoming a nightmare for every heavyweight on the planet.