Haye has absolutely NO Chance of beating Vitali

[AKATheMack]

Vitali took Sanders punches like nothing, and took some BIG shots from Lewis and stayed on his feet Haye isnt doing ****. Dont comare Lewis and Haye because they're both British that makes not a **** Lewis blasts Haye out in 2, Vitali will do the same.

[Silencers]

He has a chance just a very slim one.

[Fulcrum29]

Haye has absolutely NO chance of beating Vitali

Barrett made Haye LOOK like a Cruiserweight the difference between them was blatently obvious Barrett looked a lot bigger than Haye and Vitali is 2 stone heavier than Barrett and 6 ft 8

Holyfield was a GREAT fighter but even with all his solid chin and relentless style and conditioning he could not overcome the physical disadvantages when he faced good big HW like Bowe,Lennox he beat Bowe once and the was a very close fight that Bowe lost outside the ring more than inside it

a good big en will beat a good little en 9/10 times

i didn't think Barrett looked that much bigger than Haye in fact I thought Haye looked bigger, however the difference SEEMED to be evident in the clinches where Barrett seemed far stronger and was muscling Haye around and tossing him around like a rag doll etc.

[Davros?]

Haye has absolutely NO chance of beating Vitali

Barrett made Haye LOOK like a Cruiserweight the difference between them was blatently obvious Barrett looked a lot bigger than Haye and Vitali is 2 stone heavier than Barrett and 6 ft 8

Holyfield was a GREAT fighter but even with all his solid chin and relentless style and conditioning he could not overcome the physical disadvantages when he faced good big HW like Bowe,Lennox he beat Bowe once and the was a very close fight that Bowe lost outside the ring more than inside it

a good big en will beat a good little en 9/10 times

You always have a chance when your a puncher, even if the opponent has a solid chin if your hit in the right place you can still be knocked out, obviously Vitali is the fav in this fight but Haye does have a slim chance of winning.

[Pretty Boy1]

Lewis is a Canadian/Jamaican/British fighter.....he's not a real Brit

Vitali was winning the fight 4-2 at the time of the controversial stoppage.

Actually Lennox Lewis was born in West Ham, London, England which makes him English. He lived in UK for 12 years then moved to Canada in 1977 where he gained Canadian nationality. He only lived in Canada for 11 years before returning to England at the end of 1988 Olympics in Korea, which means he's lived more of his life in England than he has in Canada!

[sparked_85]

yep he has almost no chance.

Any smart big un' is too much for Haye imo. Add a granite chin into that and you have problems.

Haye would need to do what Herbie Hide done to Vitali for 1 round for 12 rounds, pretty much impossible.

I find Haye to be comparable with Herbie. Very very exciting, but he's limited by what god has given him regarding size and strength. You throw these giants in any era of Heavyweight boxing and they would have caused big problems.

[Dynamite Kid]

i didn't think Barrett looked that much bigger than Haye in fact I thought Haye looked bigger, however the difference SEEMED to be evident in the clinches where Barrett seemed far stronger and was muscling Haye around and tossing him around like a rag doll etc.

trust me go and watch the fight again and keep your eye out for how much bigger Barrett looked i did not see how much bigger Barrett looked first time around but i watched the replay the other day and he looked a lot bigger than Haye

[AndyShitHot]

Of course Barrett looked bigger, he weighed nearly a stone more and looked an inch taller as well. What surprised me was when Haye stood next to Vitali in an interview afterwards, I thought there would look like more of a difference than there was. Did someone give Haye a step ladder for the interview?

[guru]

the BIG difference is that haye gets hit alot and VK does not....

which = VK KO3 Haye

[Davros?]

Vitali took Sanders punches like nothing

Sanders hurt Vitali i remember that punch he stumbled into the ropes.