Comments Thread For: Haye Sends Chilling Warning to Klitschko With New Game

[makeMeSushiRoll]

Well done David, well done! But this just shows one fact about Haye, he is really more of a businessman or a talented seller... I still do not believe his boxing skills live up to the promise

[adamk1304]

What's all this bollocks about Klitschko failing to protect Haye's behaviour? He's a boxer not a ****ing psychic. Haye should focus on his training as none of this crap is going to help him once the bell rings.

[bboy80]

Haye is doing everything right in the build up to this fight imo. Wlad was pissed off with him about the t-shirt, he is now going to uber pissed about the game showing his head being knocked clean off.

If you fight with anger you usually lose, and that's Hayes game plan for Wlad.

[Drunk Punch]

I so hope the 'Eastern European fighter' has a squeaky Borat voice.

[Mr. Philadel]

If you're searching for an early insight into what David 'The Hayemaker' Haye plans to do to Wladimir Klitschko on July 2 in Hamburg, look no further than David Haye's Knockout, the WBA world heavyweight champion's very own iPhone computer game.

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[TRAV1$]

Haye stole my Borat material
I hope he gets KO'd.

[Ray*]

£1.79 for this??? F that!!!

[Sparked_1985]

He hasn't bust out the t-shirt but he brings out an iphone app where you can decapitate and opponent.

Round 1 Haye.

Or at least Haye's cousin Danny.

[Weltschmerz]

'Chilling Warning' ... Looks more silly than chilling. You cannot be older than 14 if you find this cool.

[Dave Rado]

If you look up timing yourself you would know that it takes some technique to put that term to effective use in a boxing ring.

I watch the fights and would not describe either Haye's technique or timing which goes along with that as good even if he has plenty of ability which he relies on more than either timing or technique how ever you want to define it.

Haye's accuracy is actually reasonably high. Against Ruiz the stats were: Haye 90 out of 220 (40%) Ruiz 54 from 216 (25%).

His accuracy was a lot higher than that against Valuev and Audley where he was pot-shotting for the most part (68.5% vs. Valuev); but even against Ruiz, 40% is fairly good accuracy, especially as he threw a lot of wild punches that missed when he was trying for the KO in the first two rounds, which means his accuracy during the rest of the fight was probably over 50%.