I've been watching the videos and listening to the audio on the BBC and David Haye sounds very cautious and seems to be stumbling over his words a bit. I don't see the coxiness rolling off his tongue in the manner it did when he informed Audley he would end up "like a victim of a gang ****". The BBC are decribing Haye's performance in the press conferences as subdued but I think this is being kind to Ben Dirs favourite fighter. Personally I can see fear and trepidation in Haye. He has been talking about this fight for 2 1/2 years and it looks like the reality of it finally happening is weighing heavily on the blown up cruiserweight shoulders. In direct comparison the younger Klitschko seems quite composed. Has David finally realised he has bitten off more than he can chew? As a young upstart from the CW division he had nothing to lose by having a crack at Wladimir. Now he has that WBA strap he likes so much.....precious. Has Haye realised that defeat means a lot more than just losing his senses from a big Ukrainian punch?
