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I've said before that I only think that there is 4 fighters worth talking about up at heavyweight.
Klit, Klit, Ademek and Haye. And they're all fighting each other (Hopefully).
It's not often that the very best in a division go up against each other.
Yeah about time they faced each other it's not as though they have much choice there isn't really anyone left for them to face apart from each other.
Only Chance i see for Adamek is that Vitali suddenly gets old. His lack of size hasn't done him many favours up at heavyweight so far. Most likely see a typical Klit performance and a fairly boring fight. Boring points win or late stoppage when Adamek has been worn down.
I'm not sure i have fully made up my mind but if i had a gun to my head right now the best i could do is say Haye v Klitschko is 50/50. Obviously Klit has the size and the experience while Haye has the explosive speed, athleticism (which Klit also has) and good movement. Both have shown vulnerable chins in the past and dodgy stamina so i see it being a shorter fight where we could have knockdowns for each. Cant say yet who i think will come out of it the winner yet though.
I think Ademek has a better chance of beating Vit than anyone else has for the last 10 years.
Vit hasn't been under any kind of preasure for a very very long time. Ademek has the tools to age him.
You still have to say vit is the favourite to win though.
Adamek couldn't even put a dent in a fat lump like McBride.
The idea he has a chance against Vitali ended with that fight. It will just be about how long he lasts.
In response to the 1st post... Agreed.
I mean someone else has already stated, very rightly so, that once these fights happen, well then it's kinda all downhill afterwards but as a matter of perspective, that'll just be the troth after a peak that came before the previous troth.
Also, you have to give props to Adamek, you just know he is gonna give it his all for this fight but we all know his style is going to be 0% effective against a guy like Vitali. But the more he is destined for failure, the more I rate him for his bravery! Not just because he is brave beyond logic but because he is a really good fighter who wants to test himself beyond all limits.
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Originally Posted by Fenster
i agree
it will be an easy nights work for the klit
Really there are 2 standout fighters and one other who has a chance of beating them
thats it really
I don't believe Adamek has much of a chance against Vitali he's just too small and doesn't pack enough punch to hurt Vatali. The only HW who gave Vitali any serious problems was Lennox Lewis, who was a big HW with lots of Power.
As for Wlad-Haye, I believe this will be a mismatch, I can't see any possible way that the much smaller Haye (unlike Valuev, Wlad has some skills, power and movement to go with his size) can win this fight. And I can't see any way that Haye gets past Wlad's powerful jab and straight right hand, Wlad is going to punish Haye for 5-6 rounds before putting this clown's lights out in the 7th or 8th round. "You can run but you can't hide".
I give both Haye and Adamek less then a 10% of winning their fights, I am however looking forward to seeing both fights.
I agree that it is good that the top 4 are facing eacother. Unfortunately, I give the challengers little chance of beating the champions, but hey, stranger things have happened. Adamek v. V. Klishcko will do major business in that new soccer stadium in Poland as will Haye and W. Klitschko at the stadium in Germany. I imagine HBO will finally get back into the heavyweights for these two fights too.