Wlad has the weaker chin, but is still in his prime, has a tighter defence and still has his reflexes.
Haye needs a better game plan, to out box Wlad.
Outboxing someone with a great defence, more weight, taller and a longer reach? No chance imo.
D4 is spot on about the gameplan. Haye's tactics were all wrong in the first fight.
Even when he was down on the cards he didn't come forward enough. A tight guard and plenty of head movement isn't how Haye fights, but this is how he would have to fight to get inside that jab.
He stands a punchers chance biut 9 times out of ten Vlad is going to win this fight. Klitchko's size advantage , defence and metronomic powerful jab makes this a step too far for Haye.
Movement, speed work rate.
Beat him to the jab.
Haye has the capabilities.
And a fighter needs several game plans in a big fight.
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Haye would K.O Vitali in about 4 rounds, probably even earlier. Wlad i'm not sure, rematch i reckon Haye would win but he'd have to change gameplan
The big problem for Haye is he need's the Kilt's allot more then they need him, he'd his chance and blew is big time, he was all talk and bravado and Wlad made him look like a lost child for allot of that fight, plus he was on his knees for far to long. I know why he did it to conserve energy but it made him look kind of ridiculous kneeling down so much in a heavyweight fight, I'll guarantee you if ROcky Maciano fought Wlad he'd not be kneeling down
Still hope to see Haye v Vitali though, so Haye can have another chance to do what he's been saying he will, but personally I'd hope Vitali ko'd Haye as I don't like Haye at all, but that's just me. Would bet on Haye to beat Vitali though as reckon, like most of us seem to he'd be too quick and agile for an aging Vitali.
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posted on 19/7/13
Wlad has the weaker chin, but is still in his prime, has a tighter defence and still has his reflexes.
Haye needs a better game plan, to out box Wlad.
posted on 19/7/13
Outboxing someone with a great defence, more weight, taller and a longer reach? No chance imo.
posted on 19/7/13
D4 is spot on about the gameplan. Haye's tactics were all wrong in the first fight.
Even when he was down on the cards he didn't come forward enough. A tight guard and plenty of head movement isn't how Haye fights, but this is how he would have to fight to get inside that jab.
He stands a punchers chance biut 9 times out of ten Vlad is going to win this fight. Klitchko's size advantage , defence and metronomic powerful jab makes this a step too far for Haye.
posted on 19/7/13
Movement, speed work rate.
Beat him to the jab.
Haye has the capabilities.
posted on 19/7/13
And a fighter needs several game plans in a big fight.
posted on 19/7/13
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posted on 20/7/13
Haye would K.O Vitali in about 4 rounds, probably even earlier. Wlad i'm not sure, rematch i reckon Haye would win but he'd have to change gameplan
posted on 20/7/13
The big problem for Haye is he need's the Kilt's allot more then they need him, he'd his chance and blew is big time, he was all talk and bravado and Wlad made him look like a lost child for allot of that fight, plus he was on his knees for far to long. I know why he did it to conserve energy but it made him look kind of ridiculous kneeling down so much in a heavyweight fight, I'll guarantee you if ROcky Maciano fought Wlad he'd not be kneeling down
Still hope to see Haye v Vitali though, so Haye can have another chance to do what he's been saying he will, but personally I'd hope Vitali ko'd Haye as I don't like Haye at all, but that's just me. Would bet on Haye to beat Vitali though as reckon, like most of us seem to he'd be too quick and agile for an aging Vitali.
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