Haye struggled against tall fighters, Wlad and Valuev. Both fights his offense was practically the same, rarely threw a punch. He's not used to fighting guys that size, heavily inexperienced, he was a CW most of his career.
Haye struggled against tall fighters, Wlad and Valuev. Both fights his offense was practically the same, rarely threw a punch. He's not used to fighting guys that size, heavily inexperienced, he was a CW most of his career.
While Wilder has proved himself against cab drivers. Haye is a better all-round fighter than Wilder; that's a fact.
While Wilder has proved himself against cab drivers. Haye is a better all-round fighter than Wilder; that's a fact.
Damn you guys are overrating the shit out of Valuev, he was slow, uncoordinated, easy to hit. Wilder has great reflexes, that's why he wasn't getting hit against Stiverne, he was moving out of the way at the last second, he's not helpless defensively.
You guys do realize the great John Ruiz nearly beat him in '05 right? 3 years later old man Holyfield arguably beat him in '08.
Wilder would tee off on his head all day long, he punches harder than Haye and can land his punches much easier.
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