I don't think there is any chance one punch from Haye can end this fight. The last time Wlad was in trouble was in the first Peter fight. Peter at that time was in good shape and he can flat out punch, Haye does not have that kind of HW power. Wlad overcame that, he showed that night he had learned how to weather a storm and dominated the rest of the fight. Since then he hasn't lost many rounds even. This can't be good news for Haye, who I believe Peter could beat even now.
Well that's always a chance in boxing. I think Peter and Haye have different kinds of power. Peter relies on his physical strength and size which is enormous and Haye relies on his speed. The problem Wlad may have is that he could see Peter's blows coming better than he will see Haye's. Haye's power is up there at the top of the division IMO - I think that's undeniable - Monte Barrett on who hits harder out of Wlad and Haye: ''They both have the same deceptive power. They’re both tricky. I never saw Wladimir’s punch coming and I never saw Haye’s punch coming. Both of these guys are tricky guys when it comes to punching power.” (http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=24513&more=1) This is exactly what Wlad will need to be aware of - not seeing the punch that hurts him coming. Having said this Haye has to be just as careful as Wlad does - Wlad is a lot faster with his punches than any heavyweight Haye has fought yet and he needs to watch out for that snappy left hook of Wlad's. In all honesty I can see both guys hurt in the fight - it's who comes back from it better that will be interesting. Wlad tends to go a bit tentative whereas Haye will come out swinging - possibly a bad policy.
When was Dave's last one punch knockout? He lands anything he will end up spoiling his own work like he always does and get grapple ****ed until Wlad gets his legs back.
2005 against Alexander Gurov. That is very likely. I can see that happening multiple times in the first few rounds. Haye gets way too over excited when he hurts someone - he leaves himself open and smothers himself when he should just take a step back to avoid a clinch, and then fire off disciplined combinations off the jab to head and body. It's a major weakness of Haye's IMO - he just gets too excited and careless.
Maybe. We had a same thing going on for years, about Lewis and Tyson in high school. That didnt end up so good for me :twisted: Thanks. With those two jaws and their power, I think it will be exiting to watch live, no mater how cautiously they fight. No need. Hayemaker will triple my money :smoke
Exactly! And when the **** was the last time Wladimir got knocked out with one punch? Try NEVER. Wladimir has been hit by better punchers than Haye and has never been kept down. On the 2nd, Wladimir is going to hit Haye so hard ...his kids will be born with black eyes.
Haye could "floor" Klitschko with a single shot (by floor I mean stun), but he won't KO him. Wlad on the other hand can knock Haye out cold with a single blow.
I'd say more like a light heavyweight but yes Haye's power is overrated. He's an overrated puncher with terrible foot work who engages in mostly dull fights with shop worn inferior opponents. He has ZERO chance. Not even a puncher's chance because he's not a big puncher.
Chambers was a asleep when Wlad hit him, who has Haye hit, who's been rendered unconscious? Not saying Haye cant, or wont KO him, but Wlad carries more power, and probably the better chin.