Thread: Vitali Klitschko claims 'preliminary agreement' to fight David Haye

David I don't think you will be able to out run VK like you did NV. Will this be the second time an old man kicks hayes ass? With a jaw crushing ko I hope that would shut that big mouth for a while. Ohh I'm getting ahead of myself, will he get past Ruiz? Well if this fight takes place this will be the first time I will have ever pulled for JR. JR by Ko

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With the way Vitali looked Saturday I fancy Hayes chances of winning a decision to be honest. Vitali had no snap in his punches and was quite predictable.

Well I will say this time is definately on Haye's side. Vitali has been dominant against his opposition, but you can still see slowing in his punches and footwork. I still favor Vitali, but Haye's day may be coming.

All these small heavyweights should be fighting each other instead of the Klits. We have Chambers and Haye and Arreola if he gets on a treadmill that could be considered heavyweights in more exciting fights then these giant 6'7 7 foot fighters are having. That match between Minto and Arreola is one of the best heavyweight fights ive seen in ages, that should say something.

Could be one of very few good HW fights hope Haye knocks the big guy out.

im backing haye after that showing by vitali.. No power for some reason.

Originally Posted by Kel

With the way Vitali looked Saturday I fancy Hayes chances of winning a decision to be honest. Vitali had no snap in his punches and was quite predictable.

Not like Haye looked great in his last fight either

Originally Posted by Violent Demise

Originally Posted by Kel

With the way Vitali looked Saturday I fancy Hayes chances of winning a decision to be honest. Vitali had no snap in his punches and was quite predictable.

Not like Haye looked great in his last fight either

That must mean Haye is shot!!!

It's one thing to be able to predict is going to punch you in the face and another entirely to prevent him from doing so.

Originally Posted by Zilla

Originally Posted by Violent Demise

Originally Posted by Kel

With the way Vitali looked Saturday I fancy Hayes chances of winning a decision to be honest. Vitali had no snap in his punches and was quite predictable.

Not like Haye looked great in his last fight either

That must mean Haye is shot!!!

It's one thing to be able to predict is going to punch you in the face and another entirely to prevent him from doing so.

Don't you actually got to be good at one time to be considered shot?

The difference is, Haye is 29 with possible improvement likely.. Vitali is 38, already been forced into retirement through injury, and looked "old" on saturday. Look how his eyes marked up.

It might not be such a long shot that Haye smashes him up.

Originally Posted by Fenster

The difference is, Haye is 29 with possible improvement likely.. Vitali is 38, already been forced into retirement through injury, and looked "old" on saturday. Look how his eyes marked up.

It might not be such a long shot that Haye smashes him up.

Of course. Just look at the way he smashed up an even slower, less active Nikolay Valuev.