As good a chance as Haye has, I think some of the issues he had during the Mormeck fight might creep up on him if he doesn't actively seek to iron them out. Namely, that low left arm which leaves him open to any right hand - he can't rely simply on his reflexes to get him out of trouble, because even a cruiserweight like Mormeck was able to clack him hard a good few times (too many times for my liking). Also, Enzo caught him early on in the 1st round of their fight with a very well-placed left hook that sent Haye stumbling all over the place. He absolutely cannot afford to make mistakes like that against a champ like Wlad.
One final thing, and that's clinching - Haye looked rather uncomfortable when clinching with Barrett, and thus should work on his body punches more. He relied on them mostly during the Mormeck fight even though they seemed a bit ineffective in doing much harm, but I didn't see enough of it against Barrett (he mainly went for the head, looking for that instant KO).
One final thing, and that's clinching - Haye looked rather uncomfortable when clinching with Barrett, and thus should work on his body punches more. He relied on them mostly during the Mormeck fight even though they seemed a bit ineffective in doing much harm, but I didn't see enough of it against Barrett (he mainly went for the head, looking for that instant KO).
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