Agree 100%. I'll be suprised if Ruiz is still in there to see Round 7. Haye will not have any trouble landing that right hand and I don't think Ruiz will be able to take it round after round.
Haye might look like Secrerariat in this fight. If people don't know, everything in US horse racing is benchmarked to Secrerariat. He was the Michael Jordan, Wilt Chamberlain, Cassius Clay and Sugar Ray Robinson of US racing etc. When he died, the reports came out that he had a heart twice the size of any thoroughbred. No other horse won the TC win the 30 horse links like that "stud" did it. Think of Mike Tyson vs. Michael Spinks and multiply that mismatch by 50 -- that was Secretariat.
This will wont be finished in the first 6 rounds. Ruiz is more durable than most are giving him credit for.
He has been durable against opponents nothing like Haye. Haye is faster, more explosive, more powerful than anyone Ruiz has faced for years. The last fighter with a bit of speed that fought him beat him and he was a blown up Middleweight with half the power... Who was the last guy Ruiz fought since Tua that hits as hard? And i haven't even mentioned how accurate Haye can be with that right hand... i see this as Haye busting up Ruiz on the way in on the way to a 4th round stoppage... I just can't see Ruiz taking right hand after right hand from Haye... just my opinion
is anyone else getting annoyed at the fact ssn and other things are saying that haye is the fastest, most agile opponent ruiz has ever faced? i know rjj was out of his weight class but still must've had better speed and reflexes than haye
Haye,due to his stamina,cant just go in and swing for the fences. No way he gets him out of there in the first half of the fight. Just cant see it. He needs to take his time and wear him down,try take him out in the second half of the fight. Barrett was beaten in round 5, so why would you think Ruiz would be taken out any quicker?