Wlad may have lacked the commitment, but you can be happy that at least Haye was committed to losing.
All I saw was Wlad coming forward for 12 rounds and Haye doing everything he could to not engage and stay out of range....Haye failed to commit Even last round when Wlad was way ahead he could have just boxed off the back foot staying safe but he went right after Haye with intent to stop him:deal
it doesnt matter, haye should have adjusted but we all know he's so scared that he almost did not show up:rofl:rofl:rofl
I thought Haye was suppose to come out like Mike Tyson or Joe Fraizer and brutally knock his head off? Klitschko said that is what he prepaired for mentally, an onslaught that Haye promised but never started. After all that big talk. Haye fought like a retired man who just showed up for a paycheck only concerned about not to getting Ko'd.
He commited himself to outclassing his opponent! If, like me, you picked Haye then pull your head in because we made a complete **** of ourselves - end of story!
Every time Haye made a move forward Klitschko went into reverse. One of the most negative heavyweight champions in years. Even the American world heavyweight champions were better.
There is a reason why Vlad isnt recognised in the US. His good at what he does but with the tools and advantages he has he should do a lot more.
He isn't recognized in the US because he got his ass kicked by Sanders. HBO told their viewers he was the heir apparent and they were unable to recover from that failed promise.
