Haye's Trainer Booth Praises Wladimir Klitschko's Movement & Quickness

what does adam booth know.

 

I dont know which fights Booth had been studying of Wlad, but I saw his fight with Castillo, and instantly realized just how good he was at cutting the ring off, I also remember during the Peter rematch, how he specifically used his feet to move off in a circle after landing, as though not to go straight back in line, as though to keep Peter in the center of the ring.

Booth must of been looking at the wrong things.

 

Actually Wald is still just a big slow robot whose batteries are running down, with bad balance...and Haye is a three toed sloth.






Just in case some one thinks I think Wlad is slow, was at the Sanders fight and the second Byrd....so I did see him move for real.


So many haters say he is too tall, too much reach, yet most of the guys he fights are 6 foot 2-3-4. Some are 6-5 and 6-6 and McCline was 6-7. Most weigh 235-250....

Ali was very tall for a heavy back then at 6 foot 3, had 81-82 inch orangutan arms , and was totally safety first, always retreated straight back. A then Knock was he couldn't side step out of trouble.
(Liston was tall at 6 -1 1/2....real heavy at 212) Blown up cruisers all of them....lol.

 

booth doesn't know shiid about baaxin.

 

Wlad needs to throw that ****ing right hand more and stop being such a beeeech.

 

I've always thought Wladimir was more skilled than people give him credit for, problem is, the things he does are very subtle.

I always felt that Chambers and Byrd were more technically skilled than Haye, and that for them not to be able to close the gap on Wladimir, doesn't say a lot for Haye's ability to close the distance down.

 

I'm even more certain now that Haye should dump Booth if he wants to continue his career because if Booth misses such a COMPLETELY OBVIOUS FACT about Wlad then he shouldn't be training Elite fighters.

 

I appreciate that Wladimir is willing to stalk and press his opponents. It belies his real fighting heart. He has to extend himself slightly to manage it. Catch is all he has to do is put up those Redwood tree arms of his and he can deflect virtually any incoming punch whilst leaning his gargantuan frame distances of feet out of any real danger within a millisecond. He is fast, but he doesn't have to exert himself by a fraction the same levels his opponents have to to score punches. Haye for example had to run long distance jump/hurdle/levitate to get into range.