without a doubt I give haye credit for taking this fight 100% he is brave I just think he has underrated Vitali by watching him I think alot of people have underrated Vitali throughout his career No-one who has faced Vitali in a ring has ever had a comfortable night Not even Lennox lewis
will he accept though.............I know fighters who have refused in the past Lennox Lewis was paid a increbile £4 million to step aside Tyson before
Nah 37 is not old for a heavy, they get better and many peak around that age. Being out for a while and not being in too many wars may actually be to VIts benefit. Lewis himself states he was far happier with himself as a boxer and his body in his 30s. Chillax, Vit fan, you sound worried - Haye won't beat VIt.
I give Haye more chance than many are, but I still want to see him lose....and at the moment I think it'll happen. I will make my definitive pick nearer the time though.
I don't know why everyone is writing off Haye's chances here, i mean he obviously has a plan against Vitali (like against Mormeck) otherwise why would he be wanting the fight so badly, because he could have easily stayed in the cruiserweight division and defended his titles a couple of times. P.S we all thought November this year was big for british boxing, imagine if Hatton fights Pacman in June as well!
What if he gets sparked "biding his time"? I think he knows he's playing Russian Roulette at heavyweight and wants to take his chance whiles its avaliable.
Haye waits to just throw basic over hand rights and throws not much else, his stamina might still be suspect. Other than that he just moves around with no defence, making him an easy target. Vitali Imposes himself on fighters and has a granite chin and makes It akward to hit him with his height.
Well then, this is the end of David Haye, it was good while it lasted, prepare for the most severe beating of recent times.