Corrie Sanders vs Wlads recent oppostion

No way dude Sanders blasts thru them all, tho I think Haye would be running just to survive and Pov would get up, but still lose a decision. Funny thing was Sanders matched Hayes handspeed, but didn't have to load up one punch at a time, Sanders would rain 3-4 punches in a split second plus he had an awkward southpaw style. He even had Vitali backpedaling, PRIME Vitali.

 

Wlad is a unique fighter and fights absolutely nothing like Sanders. I could see Sanders getting KO'd or decisioned by a few of them (mostly decisioned really).

 

David Haye will stop Sanders.

 

Old mediocre Carl Thompson destroyed Haye with no mercy.
This says all.

 

Crackhead Oliver McCall destroyed Lewis with no mercy.
This says all.

 

Look you're overrating Sanders ability because he blasted out Wladimir Klitschko. Ever since that Klitschko encounter a lot of Klitschko fans have been trying to make Sanders out to be this Murderous puncher neglecting the fact that Sanders was a career 67% KO puncher. Decent KO ratio but not that impressive when you consider the fact that majority of Sanders opposition besides the Klitschko brothers and Hasim Rahman were cans.

The only advantage Sanders has in this matchup is height. David Haye is highly elusive and is more skilled than Sanders. Sanders has a punchers chance but I envision Haye leading on the scorecards before catching Sanders with a counter somewhere midway the 5th round. :deal

 

I was just showing VVMM the insignificance of the triangle theory.

I agree with most of your picks but I think Haye would be tricky enough to find a way to survive even if it meant giving up early rounds by running away.

IMO Haye by UD or 9th-10th round TKO

Sanders was a very erratic fighter, on his best day with the exception of Wach he could knock them all out early.

 

Sanders 67 KO ratio against mostly bums says he's not that "accurate down the pipe" as you say. You say Hayes best wins are Valuev and Chisora, but fail to mention his accomplishment as a cruiserweight. Besides those guys are no worse than the guys Wlamir has beaten. Sanders has a punchers chance and that about it. Every other advantage in that match up goes to David Haye.

 

The slightly lowered KO% was a product of Sanders generally poor cardio and is not necessarily a reflection on his punching power. The average time it took to KO his opponents was 1.7 rounds, In his entire career he never had a stoppage victory past 6 rounds. He quite simply couldn't maintain his punching power over the course of an entire fight. The Rahman fight is a great example of this. In the first 3 rounds of their fight, Sanders has Rahman going several time and even KOs him with Rahman unconscious on the ropes for some seconds. If the ref was right on the action, the fight could very well have been stopped right there.
We saw in the fight with iron chinned Vitali who absorbed every shot Lewis through at him without much trouble was all over the place from only one short Sanders left hook. Both men have said that Sanders is the hardest puncher they have ever fought in their careers.

Another thing to note was that like other modern HWs Sanders spent his entire career fighting big heavyweights(median opponent weight being 222 pounds), so he was knocking out grown HWs his entire career not sub cruisers that fighters of the past were facing (e.g Marciano median opponent weight= 193 pounds).