Ok if haye was to land flush on wlad who thinks he could take it ?

Of course he couldnt take Hayes best shot, he probably couldnt take Danny Woffords best shot either, but neither guy is going to get into his range.
Wlad is going to throw a lot more heavy flak out there than Sasquatch did, if Haye doesnt win early he will get stopped like the others.

 

I did not say it was likely as he could be blown away before he got the chance, but the question was could he take it and then you went down the line of suggesting that Wlad was too tall for this to happen.

If Haye landed flush, do you think Wlad would be standing?
And as you well know using the 12 round line of criticism given that Haye broke his right hand in the 2nd round is hardly fair.

 

No Wlad can't take one solid power punch from Haye. But the same thing could be said about Haye, if Wlad lands his straight right, Haye would be in trouble.

 

I didn't say anything about ducking. How is Wlad going to have ducked anything from his primarily significantly shorter past opponents? He'd have to duck to get in punching range of some of them. :yep

 

I've already stated in my first post in the thread that a true "clean blow", landing flush and uninhibited on Wlad's jaw, could well mean lights-out.

I'm just very doubtful this would ever occur in an actual meeting between the two.

 

No.

 

Wlad's come a way since then.

 

Unlike Haye, Peter has the ability to walk through some heavy punches to land some of his own.

 

Either guy can KO the other, that seems pretty obvious, Im wondering more how Haye is going to get past a frequent hard jab with the threat of KO power in the right hand. He going to lose every round while he poses on the outside and when he does try and get in he wont be slipping a slow telegraphed yeti jab, hes going to hit often and worn down.
Its not like hes that hard to hit when he stops running.

 

I'd say he stays on his feet, but he could very well be out on his feet

 

Unlike Valuev, Wlad is an accurate puncher, who can land on fighters that don't stand in one place.