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Former undisputed cruiserweight champion Haye had been scheduled to take on the 33-year-old Ukrainian in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, on Saturday night before a back injury forced the Briton to pull out.
Klitschko delivered a professional display at distance to dispose of the previously undefeated replacement Ruslan Chagaev and then reacted angrily when posed questions about a future bout with Haye.
A contest with mandatory WBO challenger Alexander Povetkin looks Klitschko's next move in September, and the outspoken Haye has conceded he may have to fight older brother and WBC champion Vitali first, while he waits for Wladimir to free his schedule again.
Boring
"Wladimir sold 65,000 tickets off the back of the fact he was going to fight me. None of his fights prior to that have come anywhere close to that because he's a boring, un-entertaining fighter," Haye told Sky Sports News.
"It's just unfortunate that I got the injury in training but he just went out and did his usual thing. For me, he's Wladimir 'the cure for insomnia' Klitscho. He couldn't be more boring.
"He had the guy beat from round one, but he let it go on for nine rounds. He didn't knock the guy out, the guy retired in his corner and it's that sort of performance, which just shows why he hasn't got a very big fan base.
"For me, to be the number one in the world you've got to beat both the Klitschko brothers. His brother hasn't got any obligations and he's free in September so we'll see if that's a possibility.
"If it's Wladimir first or Vitali first it doesn't bother me. I've got to fight both of them anyway so I don't care which one comes first."
Confidence
The Bermondsey Bomber, nicknamed 'Hayemaker', has no doubt he has what it takes to overcome Wladimir, despite the Ukrainian's 53-3 record.
"He'll get paid two or three times more for fighting me than fighting any other fighter on the planet so it doesn't make sense for him to fight anyone else unless he genuinely doesn't want to fight me," Haye added.
"The fight makes sense once I'm healthy and I guarantee it'll be much more exciting than that snoozefest that he put us through last night.
"Everybody that fights him has no head movement and no clue, they don't move their feet and they're just sitting ducks.
"Anyone who watches me knows I don't go out there and get hit by silly shots I go out and throw angles. I throw punches in clusters and I've got a clue about how to fight. I was the undisputed cruiserweight champion of the world and I was that for a reason.
"He's a lot bigger than me but he's a hell of a lot slower. He looks petrified whenever anyone considers throwing a punch at him - he runs across the ring, arms out, looking terrified.
"Nobody is really interested in seeing him fight they just want to see me fight, so me and him is the biggest fight out there. Lets make it happen."
Klitschko delivered a professional display at distance to dispose of the previously undefeated replacement Ruslan Chagaev and then reacted angrily when posed questions about a future bout with Haye.
A contest with mandatory WBO challenger Alexander Povetkin looks Klitschko's next move in September, and the outspoken Haye has conceded he may have to fight older brother and WBC champion Vitali first, while he waits for Wladimir to free his schedule again.
Boring
"Wladimir sold 65,000 tickets off the back of the fact he was going to fight me. None of his fights prior to that have come anywhere close to that because he's a boring, un-entertaining fighter," Haye told Sky Sports News.
"It's just unfortunate that I got the injury in training but he just went out and did his usual thing. For me, he's Wladimir 'the cure for insomnia' Klitscho. He couldn't be more boring.
"He had the guy beat from round one, but he let it go on for nine rounds. He didn't knock the guy out, the guy retired in his corner and it's that sort of performance, which just shows why he hasn't got a very big fan base.
"For me, to be the number one in the world you've got to beat both the Klitschko brothers. His brother hasn't got any obligations and he's free in September so we'll see if that's a possibility.
"If it's Wladimir first or Vitali first it doesn't bother me. I've got to fight both of them anyway so I don't care which one comes first."
Confidence
The Bermondsey Bomber, nicknamed 'Hayemaker', has no doubt he has what it takes to overcome Wladimir, despite the Ukrainian's 53-3 record.
"He'll get paid two or three times more for fighting me than fighting any other fighter on the planet so it doesn't make sense for him to fight anyone else unless he genuinely doesn't want to fight me," Haye added.
"The fight makes sense once I'm healthy and I guarantee it'll be much more exciting than that snoozefest that he put us through last night.
"Everybody that fights him has no head movement and no clue, they don't move their feet and they're just sitting ducks.
"Anyone who watches me knows I don't go out there and get hit by silly shots I go out and throw angles. I throw punches in clusters and I've got a clue about how to fight. I was the undisputed cruiserweight champion of the world and I was that for a reason.
"He's a lot bigger than me but he's a hell of a lot slower. He looks petrified whenever anyone considers throwing a punch at him - he runs across the ring, arms out, looking terrified.
"Nobody is really interested in seeing him fight they just want to see me fight, so me and him is the biggest fight out there. Lets make it happen."
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