*Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye Build-up Thread*

Yeah, there are major disadvantages to being Valuev's size. You don't see many quick, well-coordinated 7 footers.

That's why Valuev is P4P #1.

 

Guys I could not make my mind up on who will win this fight, after thinking about the outcome alot in the last two weeks I have an answer.

Haye's best chance to win this fight is in the first 3rds, he WILL go after Wlad from the bell and in my view have 3 rds to do this. Wlad would have never seen a guy move and punch as fast as Haye and I think Haye will past the jab in the first 3 and will rock Wlad and KO him.

If this goes the distance I fancy Wlad, But I am calling this a Haye win via KO inside 3rds.

 

to obvious

i reckon will hit and move until the later rounds then pick the pace up and put it on Wlad

 

Wlad against someone that can take away a jab...

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How on earth is Haye going to outwork Wlad.

Taking into account Haye avoids Wlad's power and gets through his defence...

 

Haye has stamina issues, Wlad don't gas for ****, the longer the fight goes on the more control Wlad will gain.

 

I see a three second clip repeated over and over.

 

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Shall I post the entire fight, are you struggling to sleep tonight?

 

No, lump on Haye as you say.:good

 

That tends to be the nature of a lot of files presented in the Graphics Interchange Format I'm afraid...

 

Thanks for that information.

 

I am of course being a little mischievous. The point being, Wladimir's mentality has been shown to be questionable as recently as that fight. When somebody was in front of him that didn't play ball, that didn't just stand there like Sam Peter, Ruslan Chagaev and many others, that was moving his head, using his legs (albeit all very defensively) and doing his level best to frustrate Wladimir's Plan A, he didn't really have an answer. Not only did he not have an answer technically, which wasn't difficult to work out, but mentally we saw too much caution and worry about what might happen if he commits. That fragility is still there, make no mistake.

It also demonstrates what I was saying that Wladimir is not a pressure/jab kind of guy. If he was he could have put it on Ibragimov who was stood just outside his jabbing range feinting and crouching. He needed to get closer and be prepared to miss with the first jab to land the second.

 

Point taken, but I think it's Haye's work rate at HW which is possibly most worrying of all.

 

5.14 Mand.

Not hurt but the ropes defo keep him up.


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