Sanders iced Wlad because he had done **** all preperation and rightly deserved his beating...:yep Haye would beat Sanders quite easiy, he is a mediocre fighter at best and was in the right place to get his shot against a very very under performing Klit...:yep Fair play to him for getting the W...But this is Haye's fight all night long for me...:good
It wasn't just Wlad though, in the first round against Vitali, Sanders gave Vit all sort of issues, in fact shocked/stunned him, he landed punches on Vit that would lay Haye out. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNK1Z4xryZQ&feature=fvsr[/ame]
That was a ****ing knockdown! Wish somebody will smash the overrated **** soon and put him out to grass. Talk about Matthew Hatton syndrome with Vitlay.
Speed and angles is what sets Haye apart. I see him taking Sanders out early. He was so upright and hardly ever prepared properly for a fight. Don't even think this would be close
I'd agree with that tbh. Sanders had some good natural attributes but he was pretty much a part-time boxer and never looked in good condition and got lucky against a chinny Wlad.
Part time? He fought more frequently than Haye does, he averaged fighting over twice a year during his career, sure it wasn't always at the top level but apparently he found it hard to get fights.
Wlad presented a large, fairly static target for the long-armed Sanders whereas Haye would be far more mobile and elusive. I see Haye stopping him before five.
He might not have been at one stage, but when he fought Wlad he was already disillusioned with the sport and have 1 foot in his golf career. He just wanted to make as much money asap as soon as he won that fight, hence vacating to fight vitali. He was allegedly offered a WBO-WBA unification with RJJ too but the WBO refused to sanction it. That might have been interesting.