If Wlad and Haye fight again, how will their game plans change?

Haye would have to carefully remove his trousers, locate his scrotum area, reach for both of his testicles and pull them down. Proceed to put his undies back on and step into the ring.

 

Wladimir sure as hell would be negative again, the onus would be on Haye to fight more aggressively. I think he would need to hire a trainer like Roach to add more dimensions to his game.

 

Wladimir always does better in rematches.
I don't see much of a game plan change for Wlad, but Haye's change
(to more aggressive) would benefit Wlad, as it would give him
more opportunity to KO Haye.

 

haye would have to go for broke more. it would have wlad running for the hills.

 

Haye would have to fundamentally change his game plan. He loaded up on his shots far too much in the first fight and hardly threw any. Possibly target the body more instead of head hunting his opponent.

 

The line between success and epic failure would be even finer for Haye.

 

Just like the first time.atsch

 

Haye would need to do what I hoped/expected him to in the first fight. He will need his speed to be as unpredictable as possible as he throws combinations to the body and sneak some more to the head. Fighting in and out is what Haye needs to do and combinations are necessary, specifically to the body, or else he has no hope yet again. He has the speed so he needs to use it to the fullest, speed can make even the most basic fighter seem unpredictable. Sadly, he won't do that and will end up doing the same thing he did in the first fight. He will start off stiff, inactive, on the defensive and throw predictable one punch hayemakers. Wladimir doesn't need to change anything.

 

Haye didn't exactly allow that to happen as he moved as far the hell away as possible without throwing anything in return. Let's be realistic here, Haye's gameplan in that fight was to survive the full 12.

 

Obviously in working in cohesion with Adam Booth.

 

Wlad would fight as he always does, and Haye blame his other toe.

 

Nor did Wladimir, he seems to get a free pass on this subject for reasons that i cannot comprehend, he took 5 steps back everytime Haye threw a punch. Haye was right in front of Wlad for most of the night and used head movement to evade incoming blows. Wladimir was clever enough to always be out of range whenever Haye tried to instigate, either that or he would spoil so the referee separated them. Both fighters were to blame for what many perceived to be a stinker, i got to admit i enjoyed the fight.

 

IMO he tried to get a DQ win by flopping to the floor first. When that didn't work he switched to 12 round survival mode.