Comments Thread For: Haye: I'm Going All Out To Give Klitschko a Mental Break

[UglyPug]

the hype. . . the delusion. . . comes to an end. . . july 2nd. . .

[ChopperRead]

Everytime Haye alludes to Klitschko making contract demands he says something about Klitschko getting to walk to the ring 2nd and then he suddenly runs out of examples to back up his horse****.

Haye's repetitive rhetoric is really getting tired. It's time for it to end so the heavyweight division can move on to other things, other fighters.

A little over two weeks left -- and Haye has to decide between greed and fear.

[ChopperRead]

David Haye and Klitschko's trashtalking is worthless

You have to reach Mike Tyson or Tua status to be taken seriously

TUA? You're kidding I hope. Tua has never even won a world title belt.

I like the Tuaman but get in reality. Wlad is leagues beyond Tua at this point.

[shade darkar]

lol, haye does to much talking. haye says people are going to remember this, well it better be a fcukin good fight then! but will it be a good fight? im not so sure.

[ChopperRead]

It certainly is nothing to me, especially since Haye has no reason to expect to be allowed to walk 2nd.

The fact that Haye gets a 50% share that he hardly deserves just makes all the whining Haye does about the pointless details all the more annoying.

As far as stinker fights go, I expect this one to be pretty boring. Klitschko is not a guy who comes out with all guns blazing and Haye's punch output at Heavyweight is so pathetic he makes a 260 lb James Toney look like a prime Mike Tyson.

Klitschko will jab, Haye will run around the ring attempting to potshot until he gets caught with a right hand and his the deck. When it's all said and done people will say "I can't believe I got excited for that"

I don't know if it will be boring, as there should be loads of tension in the air, but I don't think Haye is anything special as an opponent for Wlad at all. He's got no resume at heavyweight to speak of. He's hyped himself into this undeserved fight. Should be a walk in the park for Wlad.

I would have preferred to see Haye fight Vitali, because Vitali is lot meaner than Wladimir and I think it would have been very nasty in the ring. But Haye has no intention of ever fighting Vitali, as we've seen.

[ChopperRead]

lol, haye does to much talking. haye says people are going to remember this, well it better be a fcukin good fight then! but will it be a good fight? im not so sure.

It will be better when Haye and his bull**** is gone and when Tyson Fury destroys Chisora. Fury will be a real heavyweight champ for the UK in the future, not a fake one like Haye. He's only 23 and has lots of time.

[Dave Rado]

It will be better when Haye and his bull**** is gone and when Tyson Fury destroys Chisora. Fury will be a real heavyweight champ for the UK in the future, not a fake one like Haye. He's only 23 and has lots of time.

Fury? You cannot be serious! He may do okay at domestic level but it's already obvious that he will never be a world class fighter.

[hugh grant]

Haye has always talkded about what hes going to do to his opponents and its worked out well that way......hes won. If he didnt talk for this fight like he has in the past it might be a bad omen for him.
He has to be confident and upbeat because lots of people arent for him. Many expect him to lose.

[chiguy91]

damn, haye is really talking his mouth off, he better ****in back it up come july 2nd. it can deff be one of the biggest hw fights of this generation, here's to hoping haye brings all this hype into the squared circle that night.

[Heru]

This quote from Haye tells me he has a good gameplan going in because he mentioned the key word to winning against Wlad is "uncomfortable". You have to make and keep Wlad uncomfortable to win against him.

Calvin Brock and Tony Thompson made Wlad uncomfortable without really landing punches. Brock did it by just staying in the middle of the ring and constant circling; Thompson did it by taking what Brock did, but adding pressure and activity.

Haye is going to have to build onto that and just keep Wlad guessing by feinting, mixing in a few body shots, and punching in the clinch. It'd be interesting to see what Wlad would do, if Haye takes a step back and lands a haymaker in the clinch. If it stops Wlad from holding (which he uses as a rest period and a tactic to wear opponents out), then he's tilted Wlad's comfort meter a little more toward uncomfortable. Tough task though because Wlad has shown he can adapt to the tactics Brock and Thompson used, so Haye is going to have to switch up because if Wlad gets comfortable and in his rhythm, Haye's done.

Having the best combination of speed, explosiveness, and power Wlad has ever faced, even more so than Sanders (although he lacks the size) doesn't hurt, but it's going to take more than to slay Wlad.