photo by Pavel “Eagle eye” Terehov – By Scott Gilfoid: To be brutally honest, it probably doesn’t matter what David Haye does in the ring against Vitali Klitschko, because when it’s all said and done, Haye doesn’t have a big enough cannon to take him out. Clearly, this isn’t a fight that Haye is going to be able to win on his boxing skills alone, because he’s a rather ordinary boxer, who relies mostly on winning his fights by knockout. He’s not particularly adept at throwing jabs, and mainly waits for openings to throw a single big shot, hoping to stun his opponents. If he’s unable to hurt Vitali with a single shot, then he most certainly won’t be throwing any kind of combinations, because Haye generally only throws combinations after hurting his opponent with a big shot.
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Haye: He [Vitali] Thinks He’s Ivan Drago
By Matt Stein: Already unleashing the dogs of war, David Haye fired off salvos at his next opponent, Vitali Klitschko today in an interview with the BBC Sport, saying “He [Vitali] thinks he’s Ivan Drago. He stands as stiff as a board. I’ve got speed and I’m a fast athlete. I think I can beat this guy. I got confidence watching Manny Pacquiao beat De La Hoya.”
Haye and Vitali Klitschko Involved In Scuffle
By Eric Thomas: photo by Pavel “Eagle eye” Terehov – In an interview with the BBC Sport, David Haye (22-1, 21 KOs) commented that he had recently gotten into a scuffle with Vitali Klitschko at a restaurant after Vitali saw a photo of Haye in which he was holding the severed head of Wladimir Klitschko. The photo was taken for the UK version of Men’s Health magazine, and apparently Haye thought that Vitali would see it as a joke rather than take it seriously. However, Vitali reportedly got enraged and the two quickly began scuffling with each other until they were broken up moments later.
Does Haye Stand a Chance against Vitali?
By Scott Gilfoid: After aggressively pursuing both Klitschko brothers for months, David Haye has gotten his wish, landing what looks to be a fight against the bigger and better of the two brothers, Vitali Klitschko. While I respect Haye a lot for having the courage to take on Vitali rather than the soft-chinned Wladimir, I think Haye is going to be destroyed by Vitali in quick fashion.
Cunningham, Gomez, Haye, Klitschko & George – Boxing News
British heavyweight boxer David Haye will fight WBC champion Vitali Klitschko in London in June 2009, having agreed terms with the Ukrainian. The deal was struck on Saturday night following Wladimir Klitschko’s victory over Hasim Rahman in Mannheim in Germany.
Haye To Face Vitali Klitschko in 2009?
By Aaron Klein: In a post fight interview with David Haye last night with Setanta Sports, he announced that he met with Vitali Klitschko and said that he’s in the process of working out a fight with him in 2009. According to Haye, “I did an interview with him [Vitali Klitschko] and I said let’s make this fight happen and he said, ‘cool, let’s do it.’ So we’re going to sit down tonight and try to thrash out some kind of deal.”
Latest Boxing News – Arreola, Haye, Solis & Huck
David Haye and Hayemaker Boxing will arrive in Liverpool on Monday, December 15 for a press conference to announce details of the blockbuster HAYEMAKER 6 show to be held on March 28, 2009 in Europe’s Capital of Culture.
Promoter Adam Booth and Head of Boxing Dave Coldwell will join former world cruiserweight champion Haye at the Jury’s Inn Hotel (30 feet from the entrance to the Echo Arena) on Monday, with proceedings getting underway at around 11 AM.
Froch, Calzaghe, Haye, Klitschko, Toney and More – Latest Boxing News
Carl Froch believes his title winning performance against Jean Pascal last Saturday has got Joe Calzaghe running scared. Froch, who scored a points victory over Pascal to claim the vacant WBC super-middleweight title, also claims the Welshman is jealous of his new found success.
David Haye vs. Cristobal Arreola – Who Would Win?
By Alan Thomson: The best American heavyweight versus the best British heavyweight. Two fighters who enter the ring with the same intentions – to seek and destroy.
What would make this fight so compelling is that both men have huge power and are not without their flaws. Apologies to my British friends but Haye can be a bit wild with his punches. And sorry my American compatriots but Arreola is defensively challenged. He is about as evasive as a lamppost. And raw power mixed with openings created by either wildness or lack of movement adds up to a knockout.
Haye: Will His Boxing Career Survive The Klitschko Brothers?
By Michael Lieberman: After months of searching for a big-named opponent, much hyped British heavyweight David Haye (22-1, 21 KOs) settled for nearly 40-year-old journeyman Monte Barrett as his opponent for his November 15th showcase fight, knocking him down early and often, eventually stopping him in the 5th round.