DAVID HAYE says there has never been a better time for British boxing, but he believes he would still beat everyone.
Haye, 41 years old, defeated Joe Fournier in an LA exhibition bout last September.
Haye believes he would have beaten everyone in today's game
The former champ claims he hasn’t seen a better crop than the current crop.
DAZN spoke with the former world champion about his plans to compete in today's environment.
He stated, "I would have loved to have seen how I'd have gotten on today."
"In my mind I would have beaten everyone, but we won't know."
Haye explained that today's class is a "special" group fighters.
Although the Londoner might think he could defeat some of them in his prime, he admits that there has never been "such depth of quality" in British Boxing.
He said, "You cannot change what has happened, but this time is very special."
"There are so many great fighters, even young ones like Joe Joyce or Daniel Dubois.
"There is a lot homegrown talent, and Tyson Fury at the top of it all is Anthony Joshua.
"I have never experienced such depth and quality in my life."
"Each of them could be an argument for why they will become world champions.
"Dubois' punch is unstoppable. Joyce can literally walk down anyone. It wasn't as deep as it is now.
Enzo Maccarinelli was my biggest competitor at cruiserweight. Derek Chisora was not a world champion, and Audley Harrison wasn't the only European champion."
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