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There is a counter argument for this.
1) Chagaev is at pick of his shape, so he is very dangerous and wont fall apart after a first cross. I like opponents like that for Wlad(yeah, I like to see my fighters go into deep waters)
2)I doubt there is an injury at all, my theory is that Haye been juicing up and dont have enough time to clear his system, so there is always a chance he can get caught. Plus, If there is a back injury it is not something that can be dealt in just three weeks for a competative athlete. Average Joe Schmoe can heal his back from a minor injury in three weeks, but for a competative athlete whose training largely depend on back and legs health(as much as everything else, ofcourse) recovering for just three weeks may not be enough and recidive might happen. Then we can put a large cross on that fight.
Haye should recover fully, fight a live body to show he even deserves to be in the ring with the champ with his actions, not words. That plan just did not go through.
1) Chagaev is at pick of his shape, so he is very dangerous and wont fall apart after a first cross. I like opponents like that for Wlad(yeah, I like to see my fighters go into deep waters)
2)I doubt there is an injury at all, my theory is that Haye been juicing up and dont have enough time to clear his system, so there is always a chance he can get caught. Plus, If there is a back injury it is not something that can be dealt in just three weeks for a competative athlete. Average Joe Schmoe can heal his back from a minor injury in three weeks, but for a competative athlete whose training largely depend on back and legs health(as much as everything else, ofcourse) recovering for just three weeks may not be enough and recidive might happen. Then we can put a large cross on that fight.
Haye should recover fully, fight a live body to show he even deserves to be in the ring with the champ with his actions, not words. That plan just did not go through.
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