Considered and well thought out analysis only folks, so don't post if you're only going to say who you think will win. Wladimir certainly can be beaten, but what does Haye have to do specifically to make it happen? I think we need to establish three key things to decide:
1. What are Wladimir's strengths?
2. What are Wladimir's weaknesses?
3. How does Wladimir compensate for these weaknesses?
I'll give you my two cents after a few other people have put forward opinions. I'm particularly interested in what Klitschko fans think Haye would have to do, but all opinions are welcome. I really think that this fight is one of those encounters in which the gameplan has to be perfect for the underdog to win (Haye), which is why I think it's a fascinating discussion.
1. What are Wladimir's strengths?
2. What are Wladimir's weaknesses?
3. How does Wladimir compensate for these weaknesses?
I'll give you my two cents after a few other people have put forward opinions. I'm particularly interested in what Klitschko fans think Haye would have to do, but all opinions are welcome. I really think that this fight is one of those encounters in which the gameplan has to be perfect for the underdog to win (Haye), which is why I think it's a fascinating discussion.
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