http://www.boxingnews24.com/2011/04...will-get-knocked-out-cold-just-like-wladimir/ He won't beat Wlad though, Wlad will retire him.:good
He'll have to schedule the Vitali fight for 2012. Haye's pizza face won't allow him to fight for 12 months after Wlad is through with him.
If he gets past Wlad he was never really gonna retire. Not a chance does he walk away from a massive money fight with Vitali.
I think a lot of people suspected as much. Whilst I think the chances of him winning are extremely remote - if he did win it would be best if he didn't retire. He claimed to be the saviour of the division, and so far he has done nothing but damage it. Actually getting in the ring with Wlad is the first step to redemption. If he was to win, then immediately retire, that would be nothing but damaging to the division. Depending on how he won, then everyone in the world would then want to see the rematch and a match against Vitali. When he gets beaten by Wlad, and made to look like a nobody in the process, it will be easy for him to retire. If he pulled off a miracle win, then it will be very hard for him to retire.
If you think that, you're an idiot. He's the only heavyweight who can deliver a million PPV buys. He's the heavyweight HBO want to dominate. He can regularly sell out arenas. His fight with Wlad, solely because of Haye's actions, is the biggest fight in recent years. Even Wlad has disagreed with you.
I can see him winning. Everything has to go right fr Haye, but it certainly isn't going to be an early round beat down. Wlad doesnt do that. I see the first few rounds being very cagey. Then around 4/5 it'll become obvious if Haye has a chance. If he looks faster/more nimble than Wlad and he seems to be able to get inside and then get out fast he has a chance. But, the more likely scenario, Wlad just paws him away with the jab and Haye gets frustrated then ends up getting KO'd late.