Haye's lack of technical skill and game plan were horrible

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  1. the brown bomber

    the brown bomber Active Member Full Member

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    Haye basically tried the same exact approach against Wlad as he did against Valuev. The question is are Haye's skills really that limited or is his camp that stupid?

    Really they thought they were going to be successful boxing Wlad from the outside? Wlad is a guy who destroys everyone from the outside. His jab will carry him to the hall of fame and these clowns think they were going to win on the outside? shocking really. It is one thing to outbox valuev from the outside but Wlad is a different animal.

    Does Haye even know how to throw a body punch? Marciano and Holyfield were smaller heavyweights. They were also great body punchers out of necessity. Did he even watch the Brewster fight?

    Beside from body punching what is one of the basic fundametnals in boxing? Answer Jab your way in to close the distance especially against a taller opponent. Remarkably Haye landed two great jabs, I think in second round, and then did not utilize them the rest of the fight.

    Haye and his camp were shocking inept and ill prepared.

    I dont even think Haye could beat Arreola because he would have to learn to use a jab to beat him.
     
  2. madballster

    madballster Loyal Member Full Member

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    Their entire game plan was horrible. I think the success of Haye - Valuev and then Groves vs. DeGale made them a bit complacent. They thought they'd get away with it for a 3rd time. Quite delusional.
     
  3. Hellion

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    ^^^^^ Agree with this. A question I have to anyone who may know, where does the reputation of Adam Booth as a master strategist come from? I'm curious as, as mentioned above, all these amazing gameplans seem virtually identical.
    Is it all just based on having a talented fighter (yes Haye still is) and a lot of smoke and mirrors or is there a lot more to back it up?
     
  4. Flexe

    Flexe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Haye looks to be lacking technique in his punches. He swings wildly at times and becomes off-balance. Was quite surprised Wlad didn't take full advantage of his wildness.

    I cant remember seen one combination, he was resorting to single shots. Does he really think Wlad will be knocked out by one 'hayemaker'? He landed two shots but Wlad never really seemed that hurt. He took them quite well actually.
     
  5. the brown bomber

    the brown bomber Active Member Full Member

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    He would throw a right hand, miss and be in perfect range to throw another punch but instead he would bail out. One punch and exit
     
  6. Muchmoore

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    The lack of jabs was startling, really. Haye was landing them when he bothered to use them, Haye literally hasn't grasped that it's the jabs that set up the "haymakers" against truly elite opponents.
     
  7. Post Box

    Post Box I'm back too, bitches Full Member

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    Haye definitely needs to tune up his fundamentals if he wishes to carry on, it is most probably too late for that though
     
  8. PowerHoock

    PowerHoock Well-Known Member Full Member

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    they played on Hayes best cards(speed, straight right, counter punching). it wasnt enough.

    He did everything he could, but it wasnt enough. Wlad is just better fighter and an ATG.
     
  9. JETSKI

    JETSKI Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I've said all along that Haye is nothing but a "Haymaker Throwing Amatuer".


    Why don't you people listen to me? Are you blinded by all the false bravados & muscles this clown displays?

    :think
     
  10. Scottish

    Scottish Khan(t) take a punch Full Member

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    Hayes technical skills are fine, it was the gameplan, more jabs and lead lefts would of opened alot more possibities but he fell into the old fools gold trap of spending 12 rounds swinging wildly for a 1 punch knock out.
     
  11. JETSKI

    JETSKI Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Thats another thing I wanted to mention.

    Klitschko fan or not...You should think twice about ever saying again that Wlad is an ATG.

    He is not...or else he would have knocked Hayes freakin head off. End of story.
     
  12. time

    time Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hayes problem was that klit was simply moving back avoiding his flurries and haye was following that up with nothing and jumping back outa range. Haye needed to stay in range and be willing to throw a second batch of shots. Having said that you have to give klit credit for making himself hard to land on. Haye was banking on being able to rock wlad at some point, he landed a few decent shots but not enough. Klit basically outboxed haye.
     
  13. KillSomething

    KillSomething Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Idk. The body language in the corner during and after the fight was very much "Yes, this is going as planned."

    I'm waiting for their next move. It seemed like all along their goal was to just get through 12 rounds without getting hurt/made to look ridiculous. Didn't seem to have winning in mind at any point.

    With the amount of money Haye made in that fight (HUGE for anyone not named Manny or Floyd), it makes sense to go through with it and try to survive, injury be damned. Maybe they were hoping to make it closer so they could get another huge payday vs Vitali. But that performance was so godawful that even with the injury I don't see how anyone can expect Vitali to fight him...
     
  14. Diggersan

    Diggersan Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Granted your entire gameplan can not be to land one lucky hayemaker shot, Haye normally doesn't fight like this but because Wlad is so tall, he has to change it up. Also, Haye has no inside game(neither does Wlad for that matter) hence the inside shenanigans by both fighters. Wlad executed his gameplan like he always does, safely box from the outside with the long jab, I think his team knows that Wlad has a suspect chin which is why he won't commit more in fights, how can anyone put Wlad on a top 10 p4p list when the man doesn't take risks and has no inside game, it can't be his resume, how many HOF fighters has he beaten? I don't want to take away from his victory but a man with that many flaws in his game it says a lot about the heavyweight division.
     
  15. KillSomething

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