A Question For Wlad Fans: If all Haye did against Wlad was run . . .

Man... i take my hat off and give credit and dues for your strong effort Shaunster.

You are Man on your mission to destroy and silence Klitschko Fans.:yep

 

Wlad/Haye was actually a pretty good heavyweight fight. It was exciting from start to finish. The main downside was Haye's flopping antics, but these antics did not dominate or determine the fight.

There was very little holding or fouls throughout the fight. Both Wlad and Haye showed outstanding movement and technical ability.

The idea that Haye was running and not engaging is ludicrous...most of the people advancing that viewpoint either hate Haye with homo passion or they overestimated Haye's chances and were disappointed Wlad didn't get KOed.

There were plenty of good punches thrown...but both fighters were too cautious to go to the trenches.

For an example of a negative and/or overmatched performance see Chambers, Briggs, or Johnson vrs. Klit. Haye's performance was much better.

 

No, Shaunster just comes on line to check out his big ***** thread from time to time...

 

You know some little about boxing, bit here and there :yep

 

Klit was easily winning the fight on cards and both he and Haye knew it. At that level of the game, it was Haye who had to press the action. You aren't World level by making mistakes that allow your opponent to capitalize and win.

 

It's the same old story from Klitschko fans.

Why did Wlad do that awful slapping thing against Ibragimov? Because Ibragimov didn't want to fight, according to them. If Ibragimov didn't want to fight, Wlad should have been able to wipe the floor with him if he's as good as they say.

Why did Wlad hold against Mormeck excessively? According to his fans, because Mormeck was "walking forward and throwing no punches". If Wlad is as good as they say he is, why didn't he figure him out and then stop him inside the first round?



On one hand, they argue Wlad is capable of beating some of the greatest heavyweights in history. On the other hand, when Wlad puts in a bad performance, it's because his opponent didn't want to fight. Is that the sign of a great heavyweight? I don't think so.

 

Well the question is stupid.
I ask you this. Why couldnt Mike Tyson knockout James Tillis when both Tim Witherspoon and Tommy Morrison KO'd Tillis in one round each?

 

Wlad is the taller, rangier fighter. It's up to Haye to engage and score points, especially when he's behind in the fight (which was every round past the 1st). Wlad knew he had the fight in the bag and didn't throw caution to the wind, which was the only way Haye could win. In the meanwhile, Wlad was stalking David, landing jabs and the occasional right hand. He was comfortably winning rounds and there was nothing Haye could do. Who wouldn't bank on a certain win, guaranteeing future 10+million fights even against nobodies like Mormeck?

 

I think he was too nervous about getting caught trying to get the KO. Though Wladimir really went after the KO in the Mormeck fight, it's been a long time since the last time I saw him look for it that hard. Though if Haye had opened up and let his hands go like he did in the 12th I think that Wladimir would have been able to land on him flush and would have stopped him.

 

This ^. Wlad is not a predator. He'll win at any cost. He'd rather win a decision anytime if it means taking a risk.

That is the simple reason why Wlad is not an exciting fighter and why he has failed to capture the imaginition of real or casual boxing fans.