And hate will win by ko. But it's gonna take a while, as Haye took many rounds to tKe out monte Barrett and John Ruiz, ancient versions. He's also a low volume puncher and knows his stamina is pretty poor. His shoulder will be tight, he won't be as explosive and also Hayes power is very overated, he is 1 good stoppage at hw, which is chisora. De mori has a fragile chin. But reckon he can survive till the 6-8th round. Whilst wilder should stop szpilka between 2-4! Bet on these rounds. I know what I'm on about, remember I predicted the fury Ud over klitchko!
Until we see Haye fight no one really knows what to expect from Haye after so long out from the ring. To say otherwise is making an assumption as you have nothing to base it on. If Haye is as good as he was a few years a go I could potentially see him making some noise in the division & may even go into get a title shot, or equally he could be washed up & just trying to make a quick few quid while he still can.
Yes, he's fighting a bum but knocking out Chisora and whobbling Valuev should be good enough. His power is legit.
A Fruedian slip, perchance? I agree both Wilder and Haye should -- and will -- win convincingly enough. The only point of interest from the entire Haye vs De Mori card will be how Haye looks after being out of action for so long. Regarding Wilder vs Szpilka: if the 2013 version of Mike Mollo was able to drop Szpilka three times over the course of two fights, Wilder should get it done within the first four rounds; failure to do so will only reflect badly on him.
I wonder how he deals with the ring rust, but I also think it will be a KO victory for Haye within 3 rounds.
He hasn't fought in 3 and a half years. Come on now. I have no problem with him fighting a lower level guy to shake some of the rust off. In fact, given his lengthy layoff, I don't mind him having 2 tuneup fights this year and hopefully see him in the ring in the winter time against a legitimate foe.