Comments Thread For: Haye: Whyte Should Stop Thinking Povetkin Landed Lucky Punch, Re-evaluate What Happened

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David Haye noticed an old, tired Alexander Povetkin who looked "way past his prime" on August 22. As faded as Povetkin appeared to him when the former WBA heavyweight champion encountered Dillian Whyte, Haye feels Whyte has made a mental mistake by convincing himself that Povetkin simply caught him with "a lucky punch" in the fifth round that night. Povetkin's vicious left uppercut knocked Whyte unconscious and abruptly brought an end to a fight Whyte was winning easily at Matchroom Boxing's headquarters in Brentwood, England.
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[_Rexy_]

No ****. Whyte is the definition of "too ****** to learn from his losses"

[joe strong]

Other than round 4 i think it was closer than what every article keeps repeating. At 41Povetkin is still the #4 HW in the world. That is just my opinion & I got Whyte as #5. Povetkin is 2-0-1 his last 3 fights. Not many HWs in their late 30s beating guys like Hughie & Whyte. He also had that close draw with Hunter. Pretty impressive if you ask me. People kerp saying he is washed up & an old man. Look at who he has fought since losing to Joshua. Hardly as done as people say. Time is running out but he is still a top HW.

[Zaryu]

100% agree with Haye.

[rudy]

He dropped his hands to protect his body. Whyte is chinny other heavyweights would have taken the shot his chin is as good as Khan

[_Rexy_]

He dropped his hands to protect his body. Whyte is chinny other heavyweights would have taken the shot his chin is as good as Khan

Whyte never saw an uppercut that didn’t make him weak in the knees

[wileyhemi]

The Toe is a sharp and articulate analyst. His explanation was very clear each of the five times he said it

[alexguiness]

Haye is such a deep and reflective thinker.

A modern day Plato if you will.