Meaning the surviving against the most probable hardest puncher in the division (Wlad), to go the distance and possibly win.
Is anybody else wondering if Haye has a Khan/Maidana fight in him at heavy?
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The problem is Wlad Klitschko just happens to have Maidana's punching power, good speed, a great jab, better technique, a 3-4 inch height and 20-30 pound weight advantage.
If Haye had improved as much defensively and as much stamina as Khan, I'd be giving him a serious shot at getting a W over Wlad because of the style matchup. Not how the way things are now though.Comment
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Anything is possible but he Haye needs to take chances to do it and so far it appears he's not brave enough. Just going by what I've seen.Comment
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yep, i think its gonna happen too...either haye will get splatted like everyone expects or he will shock a lot of people...but i think its going to come. he is the leading "big name" in the UK but having just seen froch and khan take on big dangerous fights he knows we are watching.....he has to step up and he willComment
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He seemed pretty ballsy at cruiserweight, to me. I've been a little puzzled and irked by his heavyweight career. I don't care too much, one way or the other, but it's like we've got that WBA belt being held hostage for the post-Lennox years. Wladimir is the first guy I know of, offhand, thought to be the top heavyweight dog for this long, with the Ring title and everything, who has never held the WBA or WBC title. It's a mess, really.Comment
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