Quote Originally Posted by J_Undisputed View Post
It's pretty common to test the heart of a guy that's been ko'd early. There's the hope there that you can induce panic and get the guy to crumble if you rock him. That being said, you don't want to walk into anything and you know Vlad will be sharp with a jab, line Haye up and test the chin with a 1,2 or a jab then sweeping hook (same hand). Smartest game plan for Haye will be to work on his movement and try to stay away early and land a counter, then pounce (go for the ko), clinch if he can't get it and wait for the ref. Then rinse and repeat. He can brawl but he's gotta be smart about it.
I wouldn't be surprise to see Haye try to slip in an out and pick at the body to draw the defensive attention downstairs and Klitchsko's gloves away from his face.
This is how i would see him going about it. Use his superiour speed and footwork to get in and out, and attack the body early to draw Wlad to drop his hands then come in with big uppercuts. No doubt use abit of holding once landed then out again. Easier said than done mind, but thats the plan I see him using.