I cannot stand Haye but I could see him doing a number on Wilder. Sure Haye has been down but he's gotten up. You could sail a ship through the gap of experience and self awareness between the two. He has the rounds and showed patience (too much) with a Wlad and Valuev and Chisora. Wilders approach is literally wreckless and sure he bombed out a shambling shell in Harrison, but he was two left feet away from falling on his face or tearing a knee. Anyone with half a mind who can time that wide Paul Bunyan approach will have Wilder learning on the job real quick and regretting not having been even slightly tested. He is koing bobies sent into be ko'd and has zero clue how he'll react when faced with a guy not playing the foil, adapting to adversity for crying out loud.