David Haye Vs Vitali Klitschko Next?

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  1. Bac

    Back Of Ponty New Member

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    If so i think Vitali Will Kill him there aint no way Haye will get a chance he will be just dancing around all night wont hit him once but i hope the fight goes ahead just to see Vitali Knock him out.

    What a fighter Klitschko is so under rated compared to Heavyweights in the past.
     
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    Haye would have two chances.......SLIM and NONE!
     
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    Can't see why either would bother with it, vitali looks unbeatable and Haye isn't big enough to compete
     
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    Like i just heard on the telle Millions will watch it there is no one Vitali has left to fight so if he wants to go out with a very big pay cheque David Haye is the man to fight.
     
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    Think with all the hype that can be generated for the fight to be staged in England, it would be a big box office fight. I'm pretty certain the promoters will be eying up the prospect £££££. We've proved in the past that we can even over-hype our own fighters eg; the late Gary Mason, Audly Harrison to name just a couple
     
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    Vitali has just basically said he wants David Haye next and will Knock Him out Plus he wants to fight in Wembley so with the looks of it the fight might be there for David Haye will he take it is the question.
     
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    I remember clearly what Haye stated what he'd do to the Klitschko's. He's already been put to bed once. After this one it will most certainly be goodnight for Haye. Wish Haye could do it for us but surely its well out of his league
     
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    Have you guys watched the same fight as me

    cos that was ****e, hayes would take the lesser bro out easy. That big unpalumpa has only got the belt he's got cos his big bro has allowed to him to have it.
     
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    I even think he'd do the younger one in a rematch, but that will not happen, the guy we watched tonight is absoute garbage, I woud like to see hayes fight him, he would take him to pieces, BUT it will not happen.
     
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    People said the same about Wladimir and Haye never got near him. Vitali wasn't anywhere near his best last night, because he didn't have to be. I don't think Haye will beat either brother before his career ends.
     
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    Haye needs to step up and take on Vitali

    And if he does, he has a great chance.

    Those labouring right hooks and the low guard are tailor made for someone fast with a long reach. Adamek had the speed but he was just to small to get anywhere near - Haye has the speed, and he has the reach, to get near Vitali.

    Let's not forget that while the fight with Wladamir was far from great, Haye wasn't outclassed at all, and hurt his opponent more than his opponent hurt him.

    It's so difficult to judge how good the Klitschkos actually are when the heavyweight division is so poor.
     
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    Re: Haye needs to step up and take on Vitali

    Agreed, the standard of Heavyweight boxing is poor. If Lewis did a 'Foreman' and came out of retirement, then surely he could pick up any belt he requires
     
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    You're right mate

    Adamek didn't look in great shape and he had plenty of chances, but wasn't really connecting. Every time he went forward Klitschko jumped backwards, usually without throwing anything. If someone with the speed of Haye did that, and followed it up with 3-4 punches, he may get some success.

    Haye is still the only chance we have at the moment. Price is getting better, but by the time he is ready to get in a ring with one of the Klitschko's they will probably have retired. Fury and Chisora would not last two minutes. I just don't understand how so many people rated their British title fight a couple of months ago. They both made so many mistakes and after a few rounds they both looked shot.
     
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    Afraid that's not quite true

    Lewis was on the slide when he beat Vitali, which is why he retired.

    Vitali gave a sluggish, out of shape Lewis, a whole host of problems - but Lewis pulled it out of the bag due to cuts stopping the fight in the sixth round.

    The Klitschkos are an awesome force, but difficult to put them in the top ten of all time due to the poor opposition.
     
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    Confusion between entertainment and skill

    Fury v's Chisora was just an entertaining brawl, but the ability level was poor. Chisora deserves nothing after coming in so heavy, whilst Fury was out on his feet in round two.

    Problem with Haye on the point you made, is that for some reason he never throws three or four punches in a row, always looking for the one big shot.

    Adamek was just far too small. He was having to jump at times for his punches to land, and when he did that he still only reach Vitali's waist. Adamek should have been taken out within three rounds, but as usual that killer instinct just wasn't there.

    Still think Haye can achieve the dream, just needs to stop the older brother first.
     
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    What ever price the bookies offer on a haye v a
    Either of the brothers you can have twice the price with me .... Snowballs in hell sums up hayes chance .... Hope you're little pinky is better David heart the size of a pea
     
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  17. Loko the Tyke

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    Clueless comment

    How can someone who has travelled to foreign soil and fighters' back gardens, have the heart of a pea?

    The Wladamir fight wasn't great, but closest we came to the fight being stopped was from Haye catching Klitchsko, not the other way round
     
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    Re: Clueless comment

    If the fiight does take place I will repeat my offer to you . You can then take advantage of my clueless comment . Look forward to recording your wager .
     
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    Re: Clueless comment

    I questioned your comment about David Haye's heart - never said for definite he would beat Vitali, which means you'll be looking forward to nothing
     
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    Re: Afraid that's not quite true

    Totally agree about the Klitschko's, they do seem to 'have' the heavyweight division and deserve credit, but as you also say....it would difficult to mention them in the same breath as your Ali's Frazier's, Holmes' and Tyson's. It is a rather poor division at present, but to be fair, the Klitschko's can only beat what is put in front of them. Until someone with both the ability and charisma comes along then i'm afraid that Klitschko bro's are top of the pile for a while
     
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