Comments Thread For: Haye: Vitali Slowed Down, I Can Knock Him Out!

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  • Juan,000,000
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    #11
    haye doesn't deserve this match. he hasn't beat any1.

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    • kiaba360
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      #12
      Part of me wants to see Haye/Vitali because that's the only shot we have at getting an undisputed champion. I don't think Haye deserves the fight, but he's one of the more competitive options available.

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      • Slowhand
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        #13
        Originally posted by Freedom.
        How de****able.
        ¨^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        This.

        Vitali would probably still beat Haye, but even if Haye won where´s the glory in that? Big bro will be 42 this year and time he can´t beat. Vitali is my favourite HW ever, but the fact is he´s past his prime and should now focus on politics. - Maybe Haye should call out Ali..

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        • Weltschmerz
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          #14
          Originally posted by Joeyzagz
          Wlad is not interested in a rematch. Emanuel Steward admitted they were hoping for Chisora to take out Haye once and for all. Wlad was on defensive edge the entire night againstHaye and doesnt want to go through that again if he doesnt have to.

          Wlad needs to be FORCED into a rematch and the best way Haye can do that is by destroying the old man.
          You don't know anything. It was a defensive fight with both men not letting their hands go. Tactical. Haye wouldn't want to fight Wlad again, because he can't beat Wlad. He's too small, and Wlad's just as fast as Haye weighing 40 lbs more. Wlad won't be forced into anything, and Vitali would KO Haye.
          Last edited by Weltschmerz; 01-13-2013, 02:57 PM. Reason: misspelling

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          • cameltoe
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            #15
            Originally posted by Simurgh
            Exactly as I assumed.

            Haye just described Valuev fight. He would run around being much faster in the ring and hoping Vitali will run into something big.

            It would be a very boring fight - Valuev-Haye all over again with difference Vitali would land enough for closer UD.

            I would really prefer to see Fury instead. I guarantee it would be a better fight.
            If you honestly think a fight with Vitali and Haye would look exactly the same as the fight with Valuev and Haye then you are an idiot. Vitali fights nothing like Valuev and will be trying to take Haye's head off. It will be a guns-blazing tear-up, and I think the first big punch that lands will finish it. I can see Haye getting KO'ed, but I can also see Vitali getting spread out as well. Vitali will give Haye the openings he needs to get past the height and reach advantages, which Wlad didn't. I honestly don't ever see a fight with Wlad and Haye turning out any differently than the first fight, however.

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            • Simurgh
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              #16
              Originally posted by cameltoe
              If you honestly think a fight with Vitali and Haye would look exactly the same as the fight with Valuev and Haye then you are an idiot. Vitali fights nothing like Valuev and will be trying to take Haye's head off. It will be a guns-blazing tear-up, and I think the first big punch that lands will finish it. I can see Haye getting KO'ed, but I can also see Vitali getting spread out as well. Vitali will give Haye the openings he needs to get past the height and reach advantages, which Wlad didn't. I honestly don't ever see a fight with Wlad and Haye turning out any differently than the first fight, however.
              Vitali coming to 'take Haye's head' at 42 and Haye engaging with the big man?! - go away!

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              • gmc_rfc_06
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                #17
                Originally posted by WladimirK
                You don't know anything. It was a defensive fight with both men not letting their hands go. Tactical. Haye wouldn't want to fight Wlad again, because he can't beat Wlad. He's too small, and Wlad's just as fast as Haye weighing 40 lbs more. Wlad won't be forced into anything, and Vitali would KO Haye.
                No, he's really not.

                Wlad has very good anticipation which allows him to use his size and step out of range from smaller guys, that's not being as fast. The speed difference was very apparent, but the size difference was just as much to balance it out.

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                • Jam Jars
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                  #18
                  Haye would jump at the chance of a Wlad rematch, but he knows he won't get one, the best way to change that would be to beat the 2nd best HW. I can't believe how many people are against Haye fighting the 2nd best HW, acting like he's picking on an old cripple or something.

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                  • Joeyzagz
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by WladimirK
                    You don't know anything. It was a defensive fight with both men not letting their hands go. Tactical. Haye wouldn't want to fight Wlad again, because he can't beat Wlad. He's too small, and Wlad's just as fast as Haye weighing 40 lbs more. Wlad won't be forced into anything, and Vitali would KO Haye.
                    Haye is getting better and stronger, still only 32

                    Wlad at 37 is will only get slower and older.

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                    • joe strong
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by WladimirK
                      Haye doesn't want Wlad because he'd lose again - and maybe worse. We saw he can't beat Wlad, not in 2013 either.
                      Haye is indeed a coward. But I'd still want to see Vitali knock him out, so my fingers are crossed this fight will happen. It's up to Vitali.
                      if haye beat vitali it would set up the biggest heavyweight fight since holyfield\lewis...haye\wladimir 2 for all the marbles & a huge cash out...

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