Wladimir withstands Haye's punches with his good defense, sets up behind the jab, uses his natural height, reach, and size advantages to build up a sizeable points lead, and drags Haye into the deep water and wallops him with power punches before the bloody yet game Haye is stopped after being knocked down several times ...Wlad wins by TKO 5-7 rounds.

I think Haye can be a good heavyweight but it's a different world from the cruisers. And after this loss Haye fades into obscurity and Wladimir gets not credit from the thugs that support Haye, they will make every excuse for him in the book and will be kept waiting for someone to beat Wladimir. Wladimir goes on to unify the titles, defending them several times and retires a very underrated heavyweight boxer.