As far as I am aware Chisora hasn't even been wobbled once in 36 rounds with Fury, Helenius & Klitschko That is IMPRESSIVE All 3 of these guys have 5-7 inches height on Haye and 3 stone weight advantage.
Chisora has a decent chin and Haye isn't the huge puncher that he's sometimes made out to be but he def. punches harder than Fury or Helenius.
Sexton hurt him with right hand. So did Helenius. You might want to try watching a little harder? It wasn't overly hard to spot on either occasion. Besides, its nothing to do with power. Haye's timing and speed is going to be a real problem for him. Theres a big difference between fighting guys like Helenius and Vitali Klitschko who just line you up with a jab right hand at a distace and being caught coming in by counters. As Ruiz found.
There were large parts of that fight when Sexton couldn't miss with the right hand, until he started gassing like a 1967 Buick from half way
And then theres the problem of getting hit with 2 or 3 sharp punches at a time rather than 1 arrruuum punch.
I mean full stop. Helenius and esp. Fury can't can't punch for ****. Haye isn't a big puncher either but he punches harder than either of those two. er...****.
Power is all Helenius has going for him, really. :huh As for Haye, who has he knocked out @ HW that no other heavy worth their salt wouldn't also stop? (bear in mind the state of his three HW KO victims at the point he met them...) Chisora will be facing at most the third hardest hitter of his career, IMO.
Don't think Helenius is big a puncher as you're saying IB. If he was I'm not quite sure Chisora could have walked right through him consistently. I'm not sure theres much between Haye or Helenius for raw power, but Haye's far more explosive. He's going to land stuff you just don't see whereas Helenius is a programmed robot. The only intuitive thing he does is an uppercut.
You've lost me IB. I didn't say Helenius power is all he's got and I've gone out of my way to make it clear I don't think Haye is a huge puncher at HW.