Comments Thread For: Froch: Haye's Toe is Not a Factor in Wladimir Defeat

[Alx.]

I agree with Froch...the biggest problems were the referee and the steroids Wlad takes...but then why else would they demand a fight in **** Germany and pick their own ref? Haye was a brave warrior going in under those conditions plus with broken bones. Hayemaker forever, Klitchko cheaters never!!!

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[SERVILEV]

I agree with Froch...the biggest problems were the referee and the steroids Wlad takes...but then why else would they demand a fight in **** Germany and pick their own ref? Haye was a brave warrior going in under those conditions plus with broken bones. Hayemaker forever, Klitchko cheaters never!!!

completely blind idiot, u should be banned from anything boxing related!! pshh

[ronnie_N.]

haye got those blisters due to excessive running and cross-over moves... what an idiot...

[switchsouthpaw]

Haye effectively quit. He fought like a vagina with track shoes.

[The Hammer]

Dan Rafael

"Haye was a toothless tiger, who did nothing to remotely back up his talk. Klitschko, with three inches and 30 pounds on him -- not to mention being better than Haye in every aspect of boxing, with the exception perhaps being speed -- took him apart. He jabbed, threw left hooks and right hands and moved forward throughout the fight. But Haye, who accused Klitschko of being boring, ran away the entire fight and turned in one of the most awful big-fight performances in history. Before the bout, HBO's Larry Merchant nailed it when said of Haye, "He's blown the trumpet. Now, will he charge?" The answer was a resounding no. Haye was the boring one because he refused to engage. He seemed utterly petrified to taste Klitschko's tremendous power. He was defensive and rarely let his hands go, connecting on a pathetic 72 of an even more pathetic 290 punches (which means he threw an average of just 24 punches per round). Klitschko, meanwhile, stalked him and landed 134 of 509 blows, according to CompuBox statistics."

He hits the nail right on the head.