Klitschkos Performance

Hammersmith harrier wrote:That's a good one Monty, when Wlad has three stoppage wins of the calibre of Liston, Frazier and Foreman i'll take that comment seriously until then knocking out crap isn't too impressive.

As for Holmes, well Wlad would love to have a jab that good or have half his talent in general.

hayemaker wrote:I think a rematch would be a great fight because Haye would know he needs to take more risks and box more aggressivley. That means a higher risk of a knockout for both boxers. The way I see a rematch going is Haye boxes cautiously for the first round to lure Klitschko into thinking it will be just like the first. But in the second Haye to start launching more attacks and getting inside Klitschkos jab. Klitschkos tries to hold on and use his size. In the third round Haye stuns Klitschko with a right hand and Klitschko holds on again and starts to look uncomfortable but survives the round. In the fourth round Klitschko tries to use his size to bully Haye but gets caught again. This time Haye follows up with a barrage to send Klitschko to the floor. Klitschko is wobbled badly but beats the count and the ref gives him the benefit of the doubt. But Haye jumps on Klitschko quickly and unloads a series of bombs to force the ref to stop the fight.

emancipator wrote:

hayemaker wrote:I think a rematch would be a great fight because Haye would know he needs to take more risks and box more aggressivley. That means a higher risk of a knockout for both boxers. The way I see a rematch going is Haye boxes cautiously for the first round to lure Klitschko into thinking it will be just like the first. But in the second Haye to start launching more attacks and getting inside Klitschkos jab. Klitschkos tries to hold on and use his size. In the third round Haye stuns Klitschko with a right hand and Klitschko holds on again and starts to look uncomfortable but survives the round. In the fourth round Klitschko tries to use his size to bully Haye but gets caught again. This time Haye follows up with a barrage to send Klitschko to the floor. Klitschko is wobbled badly but beats the count and the ref gives him the benefit of the doubt. But Haye jumps on Klitschko quickly and unloads a series of bombs to force the ref to stop the fight.

Cool story brah.

What time you wake up?



emancipator

Rowley wrote:Even when you tip him to lose. Good system.

hayemaker wrote:The way I see a rematch going is Haye boxes cautiously for the first round to lure Klitschko into thinking it will be just like the first. But in the second Haye to start launching more attacks and getting inside Klitschkos jab. Klitschkos tries to hold on and use his size. In the third round Haye stuns Klitschko with a right hand and Klitschko holds on again and starts to look uncomfortable but survives the round. In the fourth round Klitschko tries to use his size to bully Haye but gets caught again. This time Haye follows up with a barrage to send Klitschko to the floor. Klitschko is wobbled badly but beats the count and the ref gives him the benefit of the doubt. But Haye jumps on Klitschko quickly and unloads a series of bombs to force the ref to stop the fight.

hayemaker wrote:How good would it be if in two years time we are talking Haye v Joshua for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world in a sold out Wembley and live on ppv??

AdamT wrote:Past is always better especially in boxing. All fighters are useless now.

hayemaker wrote:No other boxer has done nearly as well as Haye has against Klitschko in years and years. Klitschko didnt even close to having Haye in any trouble. Tht is the positives.

Duty281 wrote:

hayemaker wrote:No other boxer has done nearly as well as Haye has against Klitschko in years and years. Klitschko didnt even close to having Haye in any trouble. Tht is the positives.

I thought Haye lost eleven rounds, only ever landed one half-decent punch, while Klitschko cruised to an easy win?

Personally, I think Haye was intimidated by Wlad, and I cannot see how the rematch would be any different.

hayemaker wrote:If I were Haye I would give Klitschko more money to travel as 80,000 hostile fans - well we dont know how Klitschko copes in that kind of atmosphere

John Bloody Wayne wrote:

AdamT wrote:Past is always better especially in boxing. All fighters are useless now.

You're saying this because some people back the absolute best of a by gone era to beat Wlad.

The faith some people have in past fighters is always enormously exaggerated by the opposition, nobody's saying every black and white fighter beats Wlad, people are saying one specific fighter - who is widely regarded as the second best in the division's history - beats Wlad.

I'd back Louis over Wlad. I'd also back Golovkin to knock out Graziano. It's not about era, it's about people rating individual fighters differently. Nobody's saying Braddock takes Wlad to the cleaners are they?

AdamT wrote:Not if he had todays enhancements