In the past, until Samuel Peter, one brother would beat any boxer that beat his brother. Neither one had lost to the same fighter. BUT along comes Peter and turns things topsy turvey. Both brothers beat him. My question/thought regarding Haye is that IF Haye fights both brothers, will he be the first and only one to beat both....will he LOSE to both.....or beat one, but not the other?? Your thoughts?????:think:think:think:think:think
I think thats just dumb luck and has nothing to do with the outcome of either fight. It is an interesting fact about the Klitschko's careers but I think its a non-factor here.
Both brothers fought Peter, both fought Chris Byrd, and both fought Sanders. Vitali went 2-1-0 (2) against the three, Wlad went 3-2-0 (1) against the three. If Haye, somehow, beats both Klitschko's, which will be a HUGE what if proposition, it would be an unprecedented occurence. I think he has a punchers chance against Wlad, and a boxers chance against Vitali.
Haye's got rocked by old cruiserweights and supermiddles. Either Klitschko will shatter his china chin early.
Haye gets his Glass Jaw shattered by either Klitschko. I am willing to bet Wlad will have Haye doing the chicken dance from a Jab.
haye goes 0-2 and comes out a diff. fighter after the wlad fight..he will be scared and wont want to punch because he is going to take an ass beating
Haye will lose to Wlad. :happy unless Haye has a good showing in his loss, no one will be interested in seeing him fighting Vitali :hi:
