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BTW, as to how this fight is gonna play out:
Haye is open to every punch Wlad throws and very often is offbalance, he is gonna try to fight Wlad on outside and he is gonna get it hard.
Fighting Wlad on outside is a big mistake.Comment
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This was the first time I had seen Haye fight, and because of his impressive KO I was thinking he was really something. I then took a look back at some of his fights, and he doesn't seem as impressive as I was thinking he was. Sometimes these spectacular knockouts create a sort of invincible illusion in our minds. I think that's where a lot of the hype is coming from. Had he won a dominating 12 round decision, I doubt there would have been so much hype. He does hit hard and even though he's 6'3", he looks like a naturally small man with built up muscles. I think Holyfield looked naturally larger at cruiser weight. I have high hopes for Haye, God knows we need some excitement in the division. I'm just not convinced he's going to be able to take the big punches when he does get caught, because everyone eventually gets caught. He's even said he's going to have to be fast and in top shape (or to that degree) to deal with these big guys, so I'm not sure he even thinks he can handle that kind of power.Comment
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it's not unlike or unusual for a fighter to let his mouth run after an exciting victory. Here's when problems tend to start, the fighter is on mountain top, everyone else is a mortal on the ground. so when he comes down from that mountain it's usually similar to crashing down, on the plane to that ground, only the collision is from a punch landing on the jaw. if haye's not careful or conscious of what he's up against he may be in deep trouble.
he needs more fights before klitschko whether he realizes it or not, either way he's going to have to get them, because Klitchko wont fight him right away because of his madatories, and Haye is not gonna sit around waiting during that period. If he actually does, it wont help him one bit.Comment
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