I think the extra weight may help Haye's chin....but you never know. Valuev isn't that quick and he isn't all that powerful, but he's HUGE and if he hits you you've got to feel something, it's not like he's arm punching out there, his feet are pretty much always set.

If Haye comes in with the right attitude (and actually goes through with the fight ) it should be target practice for him....but if the ring is small and they usually are when you put Valuev in there, then it may be target practice for Valuev.

All Haye really has to do is follow Holyfield's blueprint and he should win easily as he's younger and is supposed to have more pop than Evander but you never can tell until he's been properly tested. This is the FIRST heavyweight Haye has fought that has never been KO'd....so we'll see if that makes him gunshy or trigger happy