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He didn't "rush" Chisora, he fought the same way he did against Wlad, the difference was Chisora was putting him under constant pressure, hence he threw much more punches. Haye's "caution" mirrored that of Wlad's in their fight. Obviously Wlad has mastered the safety first style, using his size advantage to best effect, and was able to outfox Haye. Forget Valuev because the size differential is enough to spoil any fight.
Wlad fought Haye the way he fights everyone...people say it's "cautious" but it was the sweet science pure and simple. Wlad hits guys and doesn't allow them to hit him back its a very difficult way to fight and Wlad has been damn near untouchable doing it. vs Haye Wlad was the one stalking Haye in that fight, on a rare occasion Haye would attempt to attack Wlad and Wlad would negate that by leaning on Haye and by moving his feet.

Haye went after Chisora more than he did Wlad because there was less danger and there was not as much of a size difference.

I think if Fury BOXES he'll beat Haye, if he swings wildly like some angry gypsy Yeti he'll get KTFO in hilarious fashion
Yeah Wlad was able to make Haye more "cautious" because he was too good and experienced to give him chances to fight his fight. However, Haye didn't change his style for Wlad, he just couldn't exploit Wlad's weaknesses.

I sort of agree - If Fury tries a negative saftety first approach he might last a few rounds.