Eubank Twitter Reply on Haye/Wlad

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by atberry, Jul 6, 2011.

  1. Black2023

    Black2023 Guest

    I like that its all good moving around etc...but you got to force the fight, you have to THROW punches.

    Does anyone honestly think Tyson incredible head movement would have been as effective if he didnt throw a punch straight after?

    Guys get a Tua fight and Tyson fight, study, analyse and if you really start to think about it....if Tua actually reacted and threw a punch after every head movement he could well have been a champion...but he waits far to long.

    I know Tua and Tyson arent the same, Tyson was far faster and had a better array of punches...but Tua was stronger in maximal strength and hit harder.

    Anyhow...Haye been a pro for what 9 years this December? I just cant see him force a new approach to fight bigger guys.

    He would wipe the floor with Adamek, Peter, Dimtrenko, Arreola etc and still is the 3rd best heavy around.

    Vitali will retire within a year...im sure Wlad will attempt to have all 4 belts.

    Look out for Robert Helenius..
     
  2. Joe.Boxer

    Joe.Boxer Chinchecker Full Member

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    I agree with Rob887 - Haye won it.
     
  3. onourway

    onourway Haye KTFO1 Wlad Full Member

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    He didn't outbox him at any point.

    Haye looked pretty clueless for most of the fight, he wasn't sure how to get to Wlad barring wild lunges.

    Booth's plan was for Haye to throw the left, then the right, then as Wlad goes back to jump on him again......the problem was, everytime Haye did the left, then right, Wlad was either too far away afterwards or Haye had bounced off him on to the canvas and at times he was just smashing Haye's offence away with his forearms.