David Haye's conditioning

**lfc19titles** · 06-26-2011, 05:44 AM

he is going for pure everything if that makes sense

he will be ripped totally, will be at his quickest and have great power to not even slow him down

wlad wont win this, mark my words, haye is going to run wild in that ring

**SN!PER** · 06-26-2011, 05:50 AM

Haye is thinking he's a prime RJJ of the heavyweight division. All the speed and power he's built in training isn't going to be enough if he doesn't have the skill to use it properly. Based on his performances against Ruiz and Valuev, Haye doesn't have the abilities he's saying he possesses. At no stage of this fight should Haye feel comfortable at all, he's in over his head.

**gingeralbino** · 06-26-2011, 05:51 AM

havent seen much training for this fight, but for Audley he looked like he was putting in American footballer type training, where he could be explosive, but for smaller periods of time.

The explosiveness could be a problem for Wlad, but if Wlad makes him work without giving Haye rest periods, Haye could be in trouble. Against Ruiz when Haye was opening up more, he looked pretty damn tired.

**edgarg** · 06-26-2011, 12:44 PM

Originally posted by lfc19titles

he is going for pure everything if that makes sense

he will be ripped totally, will be at his quickest and have great power to not even slow him down

wlad wont win this, mark my words, haye is going to run wild in that ring

I've read several articles which have reported that Haye has had special extra-thick strips of bone grafted onto both his jaws and his temples, in preparation for this fight. Since this "news" is about on a par with everything that haye has been mouthing for the last few years, I discarded it, and I suggest that you guys do also.

Nothing that Haye can do in training can help him absorb the blows of the strongest puncher, perhaps, the Heavyweight division has ever known. Everyone except some poor English nincumpoops, knows this.

**mathed** · 06-26-2011, 12:58 PM

Haye is going for beast, he needs to start the fight by attacking Wlad and shooting off to the side. Attack, move....attack, move. Wlad;s reflexes aren't good enough to compensate for lateral movement.

**Pacquiao'd** · 06-26-2011, 01:17 PM

Originally posted by edgarg

I've read several articles which have reported that Haye has had special extra-thick strips of bone grafted onto both his jaws and his temples, in preparation for this fight. Since this "news" is about on a par with everything that haye has been mouthing for the last few years, I discarded it, and I suggest that you guys do also.

Nothing that Haye can do in training can help him absorb the blows of the strongest puncher, perhaps, the Heavyweight division has ever known. Everyone except some poor English nincumpoops, knows this.

Elae doesn't puncher harder than tyson, sorry to break it to you. and tyson isn't even the strongest puncher in the division

**Bhopreign** · 06-26-2011, 01:23 PM

Haye will no doubt jump on Vlad early in the fight, when Vlad's been knocked out its been early, so Haye will try this, the thing to do is to back Vlad up, if Haye is smart and I think he is, he will do this.

**Uncle Freddie** · 06-26-2011, 03:53 PM

lewis said his strategy against valuev would do fine. i disagree. he needs to use his speed and attack. he cant outbox wlad, no way in hell.

David Haye's conditioning