He certainly has a weakness to the overhand right, something that needs to be worked on, but it's not as big a flaw that CANT be fixed, it's really as simple as adjusting his guard and staying focused
Haye has very obvious flaws to his game too, low output being one, he's also gunshy against volume, relying on countering.
The Plan for Fury should be to keep a tight guard and pump the jab, Haye certainly isn't unbeatable if Fury uses his reach and stays focused for 12 rounds, Haye could suddenly find himself in the second half of the fight, where his inactivity and poor stamina catch up with him, and suddenly he's chasing the fight and desperate.
at that point Haye STILL won't throw everything at Fury, it's just not his nature, and if Fury can grab and lean he can use his size to just big-man Haye
I expect him to get tagged and go down at some stage but i won't be that shocked if he wins tbh
You are dreaming. You make points about Haye's stamina which is legit observations, but when a lightpunching washed up cruiserweight knocks Fury down hard with the same shot that Fury has been down with earlier in his career, it tells you that:
1: Fury has been unable to correct that particular flaw.
2: Fury's chin is suspect
3: Haye will win by KO in the first half of the fight courtesy of an overhand right or two.
Yes, would definitely give credit.
Tyson Fury would be the best victory Haye holds on in his career If he beats him.
Well either the best of second best because Haye's record certainly isn't anything spectacularly amazing.
Yes, would definitely give credit.
Tyson Fury would be the best victory Haye holds on in his career If he beats him.
Well either the best of second best because Haye's record certainly isn't anything spectacularly amazing.
In my opinion Haye's best win to date is Valuev.
Originally posted by yoz
It'll be Haye's best win at HW.
He certainly hasn't set the world alight as promised, but in terms of significance the Valuev win is bigger. He won a belt and all that.
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