Did anyone else think Haye's injury in the Wlad fight was obvious?

I genuinely beleive a healthy Haye would have stopped wlad.

That fight was a lot closer than the German scorecards suggested. Vitali wanted no part of David

 

The toe didn't help, but Haye's style was always going to impede him as Haye leaps in with his shots rather than using good foot work.

 

Why not do what everyone else does and have a pain-killing injection before the fight?

Other fighters fight injured all the time. They just don't whine about it and make excuses.

 

It's a nonsense, even without an injection the adrenaline would have masked the toe pain. That's partly why fighters often fight with injuries. It hindered him but not enough to make a real difference.

 

Yup, when a fighter gets injured (for real tho) it's very obvious smg is way off. . That was a haye that couldn't even plant his feet

 

i'm sure hayes mom thought it was obvious.

 

Yep, he ran a lot more then he usually did. Clearly a sign of a foot injury.
If he had an hand injury he would be standing in one place trowing haymakers.

 

There's no way of knowing when in the fight it happened. He moved a lot too

Also he lost almost every round

Had it been close I'd be more interested

 

No it wasnt obvious. There were plenty of times during the fight especially in the 2nd half when I thought Haye was holding back when usually he would seize a half chance. He puts that down to his toe and I can see that being plausible. Some say the toe thing wasnt even real. It was real.

But what i did see was Klitchko once again showing he can keep fast but short and big but slow at exactly the distance he wants them at at all times. The Haye fight just looked like a carbon copy of many of Vlads fights where his opponents just cant get past the Vlad jab and grab.

 

I thought it happened before the fight?

 

Is it April 1st already ?

 

Hahhahaa no it was not and wlad from haye fight would have knocket fury out.

 

He did the same against Valuev. What's the excuse for that gift decision?