Would a healthy Haye beat Wlad

[JAB5239]

I always thought Lewis's taped wrists helped open the cut or may have even caused it. All that tape wrapped can have pretty jagged edges and might be shape enough to open a cut.

As for the poisoning idk he looked tired to me but I think that was down to poor stamina.

(Yawn)

[SplitSecond]

i dont know about winning, but when half your foot is numb(i think haye said from the anesthetics) you are not gonna move like you want to

[Russian Crushin]

TS, you're a terrible troll

[Danny Gunz]

****in lol at taking that toe excuse seriously

[Big Boy Inc]

Not a chance.

[edgarg]

I really get fed up straightening out you guys. THESE ARE THE PUBLISHED FACTS....

Hye said he got a bone fracture in his LITTLE toe THREE WEEKS before the fight. He (being a warrior...???) didn't want to postpone it so he got a pain killing injection.

Vitaly Klitschko asked Haye for a doctor's certificate. HE DIDN'T HAVE ONE.
A doctor's certificate can be produced by a Haye doctor in 3 minutes.

Haye showed his foot (there was a picture on this site) and it looked as if ALL his toes were pobby and cramped looking...sort of curly. It may have just been the foreshortening effect of the camera, but the little toe looked just like the others. They looked like pieces of dough before being baked.

If Haye had been training on a fractured little toe for three weeks, giving it no chance to heal, he'd have to have been carried into the ring.
A further conclusion is that, because he was training with it for 3 weeks, and never bothered to get a simple certificate, that it never happened, maybe he cut his toenail a little short or his shoe pinched, something putting the idea into his head in case he lost.

He must have known that he'd be asked for a certificate. So.... Haye is a liar.

We already know from much past experience that Haye is a Grade A, #1, Certified First Class Liar.

A tiny bone fracture will heal itself in a couple of weeks.

[Big Boy Inc]

What made you think that Hayes has a chance???

[nathan_nall]

We already saw a healthy Haye against Wlad. I know he said something or another about a hurt toe. Funny, the one thing Haye did not struggle with was foot movement. Sadly, it was always in the wrong direction.

[techliam]

Can't really count him out, ever really. He did land on Wlad, just very rarely. Same said for Wlad towards Haye. Haye is always capable of landing that right hand, and its goodnight Wladimir. But it's unlikely.

[CraigM]

He had a broken toe, not a broken foot!!!

Massive difference!