IMO Haye better train to go 12 strong because I don't see him having a chance to put Val down or out.....NONE!!.....he can make him look foolish a win a UD tho'!!!
remember what happened last time he tried to ko a guy who had never been stopped?
*sigh*
In only his eleventh pro fight. Don't be silly - you're a better poster than this. One could just as well make the same remark about Vitali, since both fighters have only gone the distance once in their career, with a shut-out on each occasion.
In only his eleventh pro fight. Don't be silly - you're a better poster than this. One could just as well make the same remark about Vitali, since both fighters have only gone the distance once in their career, with a shut-out on each occasion.
Im just saying that that was a simmilar situation, Haye needs to work on stamina and on scoring without using up lots of energy, not try and bomb granite head out and get tired
Im just saying that that was a simmilar situation, Haye needs to work on stamina and on scoring without using up lots of energy, not try and bomb granite head out and get tired
Granted, but it was 5 long years ago. I wouldn't say he's a completely different fighter now, but he's learned and moved on - along with having had a successful 12-rounder since then. Plenty of fighters have had poor showings early in their career and made a difference as a result (a certain Wladimir Klitschko automatically springs to mind).
So yeah, I really don't think he'd allow for such a situation to repeat itself. He may be brash and loudmouthed, but he's not ******. Anyone with a brain knows that this fight has a high likelihood of going the distance, so for either fighter to not be prepared for that is ludicrous to say the least (regardless of Haye's ambitions to KO the giant).
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