Shove downs or Flop downs?

I thought Wlad clearly pushed Haye's head down anytime he got close, not sure what to think of it though...Lewis would tire his opponents out by keeping his weight on top of them as does Wlad...But, I don't remember Lewis fighting anyone as small as Haye...And Haye is off balance too, but, grabbing him behind the head and directing him to the canvas doesn't seem right...Is this simply the size/strength difference or was it a deliberate tactic? Or was Haye just pulling the flop thing?

I was annoyed with the ref letting Manny Steward call the shots, and I'm not saying he was wrong, just a major mid-fight rule change...Make the boundaries and stick with them...I could care less what hbo had to say on this, they know who their fellow announcer trains...I thought Haye won the first round but, hbo clearly thought Wlad standing was enough to win every round, and he did win the fight, just not by as much as Germany and hbo would have us believe...

 

He was directing Haye's head fairly effortlessly, the body always follows...Is it legal? It didn't seem to be until Manny told the ref it was...

 

BTW, I thought Wlad made it happen and then Haye later flopped on his own...

 

Good summation, but, idk about the 'make up' point deduction later, clearly was not a knock down...Calling the knock down is potentially 2 points btw...

 

That's why I brought up Lewis, it's an effective strategy...I'm thinking the size/strength difference was a big part of this though...

 

Gives Wlad the round 10-8 regardless of who was winning it as long as it was close...Haye would need to be winning it decisively for 9-10 or dominating it for 10-10...

 

That's my feeling, just a lot more shove down than flop down, imo...