
Wladimir: Haye Gave Up After Three Like All The Rest!
Wladimir Klitschko says David Haye failed to challenge him during their one-sided world heavyweight title unification showdown in Hamburg on Saturday night.

Wladimir Klitschko says David Haye failed to challenge him during their one-sided world heavyweight title unification showdown in Hamburg on Saturday night.

Adam Booth said he was "disgusted" with referee Genaro Rodriguez after David Haye's defeat by Wladimir Klitschko in Hamburg on Saturday night.

David Haye claims a broken toe sustained three weeks ago hampered his bid to upset Wladimir Klitschko in their world heavyweight title unfication showdown in Hamburg on Saturday night.

For the past seven years, heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has gone undefeated, reeling off thirteen consecutive victories and ten stoppages along the way. There is no question that in that stretch it has been the younger Klitschko who has been the most dominant heavyweight on the planet yet the painful reality is that his fights have lacked any real suspense or intrigue.

BOTH carry a big punch and that could be the key for Haye. Between them they have 84 fights and 72 knockouts.

WBA heavyweight champion David Haye of England has expressed confidence that he will register his 16th straight victory and his 14th knockout during that run on Saturday night against WBO, IBF and IBO counterpart Wladimir Klitschko of the Ukraine.

We are a few hours away. Via it's local reporters, BoxingScene contacted a handful of world-known pugilists from the former Soviet Union, mostly former and even reigning world champions, to know their feelings and their perceptions in regards to the biggest heavyweight collision in almost a decade. Three questions were asked to each respondent:

Hamburg, Germany - The wait is finally over. After two long years of negotiations, the fight is only a few hours away. Heavyweight champions Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye will finally get it on in the ring, with the WBO, IBO, IBF and WBA titles at stake. Both boxers have predicted victories by knockout. Haye continues to call Wladimir the "final fight" of his career. Win or lose, Haye continues to discuss a planned retirement for this coming October.

David Haye is "enjoying" his role as the underdog in today's heavyweight super-fight against Wladimir Klitschko because he believes victory will be all the sweeter as a result. The 30-year-old WBA champion is notoriously cocky and outspoken but has historically backed up his boasts by undertaking tough challenges and coming out on top.

David Haye believes he has Wladimir Klitschko "rattled" ahead of tonight's heavyweight mega-fight.