Comments Thread For: “Fighting Words” – Klitschko-Haye: Power Outage

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: “Fighting Words” – Klitschko-Haye: Power Outage

    by David P. Greisman - The everlasting allure of heavyweight boxing lies in the exercise of power. They are the biggest men and the hardest punchers. There is supposed to be danger in their delivery and excitement in their execution.

    Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye were two of the three best heavyweights. Klitschko had become the true heavyweight champion, resurrecting his career after dramatic failures in grit and stamina, finding confidence through his superior skills, strategies and strength. Haye was seen as a legitimate challenger. He had a world title around his waist, speed and power in his punches, ****iness in his countenance and swagger in his step.

    Klitschko’s fists had handed him 49 knockouts in 55 victories. Haye’s had brought him 23 early nights in his 25 wins. Their records promised pain. Their words did the same.

    Haye had sought a clash with the Klitschkos – Wladimir and his brother, fellow heavyweight titleholder Vitali – from the moment he’d cast aside his cruiserweight championship and entered boxing’s marquee division. He’d even worn a shirt depicting him holding the decapitated heads of the brothers.
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  • komandante
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    Teddy Atlas is a clown and an impostor.:****you:

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    • MightyMikeA
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      Wlad should've used on of mike tysons quotes on haye....

      "you're not man enough to live in my world, you're scared of the real man, you're scared like a little black pu$$y....I'll $&!? You till you love me fa&$it!!"

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      • hillbilly
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        Merchant's questioning of Haye's one punch strategy is legitimate. Let's be honest, that was George Foreman's only hope to win the Moorer fight. If he'd have come out guns blazing and tried to catch Moorer early, he'd have just spent himself and never caught him. to bide his time, wait until Moorer got a little tired and sloppy was his only real chance. Haye had other options. while I don't believe his power is elite in the heavyweight division, he has very fast hands and feet and could have jumped all over Wlad, looking for a knockout. Once within close range of Wlad he doesn't even try to punch, just grab. haye had a real chance to land some combos and knock him out, if he executed well. That was Haye's best chance of winning. He showed the one punch lunge strategy wasn't going to win anything for him. The problem with trying to jump all over Wlad is that it is a high risk proposition. And, Haye was unwilling to take that risk.

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