Very difficult fight for Haye this one, after disposing of glass jaw Tyson in under 2 mins, I see this one being very tricky for Haye, Lewis pumping out his jab, using combos, but... once Lewis makes a momentary lapse in concentration in around the 9th round, I could see Haye getting in close and suddenly unloading on Lewis, and unfortunately for Lewis, I'd see him taking that sweet spot on his chin, and he gets Ko'ed. If by some amazing event it went the distance I see Lewis winning, but I just can't see Haye not landing that Hayemaker, then we all know Lewis is toast.
It's a legitimate theory, Lewis could be Ko'ed, if Rahman and McCall could do it, Haye has a far greater chance. Lewis is the better boxer, but if teh focus isn't there, which has been Lewis's undoing, Haye Ko's him.
I can't discount that one, but I see Lewis not fearful of someone of Hayes build, taking his time, trying to technically beat him, and at some point getting sloppy, allowing the Hayemaker his chance, and with his power and speed, thats all he'd need. If and its a big if, Lewis went after him he would have an 75% chance of Ko'ing Haye, but there would be a 25% chance Haye lands a solid counter and Ko's Lewis.
I am sure everyone would have said this, if it were McCall and Rahman back in teh day... I am amazed after what happened there, people discredit a fast, hungry young power man like Haye.
Lewis would probably knock Haye down a couple of times with jabs. Then he'd hold a tired Haye behind the head and put him to sleep with an upper cut. Light Out.