Wladimir Klitschko will simply outclass Haye..

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David Haye is pushing himself to much. He will realize it in the ring when he stands infront of a hard hitting and big man like Wlad.

Haye should better think before talk, but little head, little brain. It is obviously.

 

So you think a better idea would be to let Wlad feel completely relaxed and comfortable?

What a stupid notion, if Haye can get Wlad to come out swinging so he can counter rather than trying to counter over a jab then his chances of winning the fight go up markedly.

You think he would have more chance of winning the fight if he wasnt talking all the time. :rofl

 

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Mr.Haye here, jisi?:huh

 

I agree 100%.

To suggest that it is not a good idea is ludicrous, getting beat and KO'd is getting beat and KO'd.

If Haye loses then he may as well have done everything in his power to help him win this fight rather than being meek and respectful and letting Wlad dictate to him.

 

You see, that's a mistake made by every Wlad's opponent - they are so filled with the idea of him having a glass chin they want to KO him immediately by trying to reach his chin with the first punch they throw. They completely ignore his body. First, that chin aint so bad, second, it's not easy to hit, third, he doesn't protect his body AT ALL. Kill the body and the head will fall. I'm not saying Haye should concentrate exclusively on Klitschko's ribs and liver. I'm saying that's where his combinations should start - downstairs. After a while Klitschko will follow his instincts and lower his elbows. He will not even notice how his fists are lower than before. That's when Haye can throw a combination with a finishing head shot.

 

Going to the body increases your risk of getting caught with something big, Haye is a good body puncher, but body punching against a guy who if you get inside to body punch will lean on you with his extra 30lbs of weight and then if you try to hit him from the outside with body shots will kill Haye with left hooks.


I just think it leaves him too exposed. Particularly when he has speed and brutal power to finish Wlad with one shot. He needs to concentrate on feinting and making sure that he makes Wlad lead more than anything imo.

 

I believed wlad was going to finish Hayes within 3 rounds,,,,but his promises to make it last, i believe he will stick to it, an land with less power till late in the fight, were he will begin to put the finishing touches on a guy who is in a 100% defensive mode,,,,i can't wait for the fight an to read this forum after it

 

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Right and Wlad won olympic gold in 1996 in the Superheavyweight division.

Wlad boxes in this division sind he is 19 years old!

 

So many senarios are possible in this fight it almost boggles the mind, unforunantly the most likley one imo is another jab fest where Wlad just leans back and avoids Haye's shots and gets a late TKO....

 

I see.

Well basically i was thinking of Wlad's fight against Brock, the first few rounds. Brock did an excellent job - he threw off Wlads timing, he took away his jab and was working the body pretty well. It was quite surprising. Brock by the way was the only guy with a plan against Klitschko in the recent years.