Vitali Klitschko (Ukraine) vs Albert Sosnowski (Poland) on May 29, 2010

walesboyThreads: 3 Posts: 46 Joined: Oct 14, 09 ♂	May 30, 10, 17:55 #31
im from uk and i hope klitschko kos david haye

time meansThreads: 9 Posts: 2,306 Joined: Apr 21, 08 ♂	May 30, 10, 18:17 #32
walesboy: i hope klitschko kos david haye No chance. Haye will take him for sure.

TrevekThreads: 33 Posts: 2,155 Joined: May 21, 08 ♂	Edited by: Trevek May 30, 10, 21:49 #33
Nathan: Vitali Klitschko is as always unsurpassed Ukrainian master of boxing art. Doesn't he still have an outstanding loss to Chris Byrd (never refought)? I don't think it really counts if you get your younger brother to beat him up!

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May 31, 10, 01:06 #34

walesboy:

im from uk and i hope klitschko kos david haye

He wants to, Walesboy, but Haye simply avoids the fight. He is a wuss. Haye just talks a lot, but when it comes to fight, he runs away. If there is a fight, Haye will be gone in 3 rounds max.

time means:

No chance. Haye will take him for sure.

You meant "his", right? Sure, he will take.

Trevek:

Doesn't he still have an outstanding loss to Chris Byrd (never refought)? I don't think it really counts if you get your younger brother to beat him up!

With Chris Byrd Vitali has torn his rotator cuff in round 9. But I would definitely cheer rematch with Byrd.
It would be a pleasure to see Valuev koed by Klitschko, but he refused to fight even after the offer was increased, taking into consideration that he is not a champion and can't dictate the conditions of the fight.

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May 31, 10, 01:34 #35

Nathan:

It would be a pleasure to see Valuev koed by Klitschko, but he refused to fight even after the offer was increased, taking into consideration that he is not a champion and can't dictate the conditions of the fight.

Haye doesn't want to fight Klitschko in Germany - which is quite reasonable given the high likelihood of a dodgy decision. Look at the Valuev fights - I don't think anyone with half a brain would risk fighting in Germany.

Haye-Klitschko in MSG would make the most sense - but then again, neither of them are particularly a big draw in the US.

Mind you Nathan - have you forgotten that Haye holds the WBA title?

I can predict Haye beating Wladimir - with Vitali being lured into one final fight to avenge his brothers loss. I don't think Wladimir could handle 12 rounds of Haye - he's too quick and Wlad doesn't have the stamina or the heart needed to go the distance.

But Vitali? Would be a hell of a fight - Vitali is as tough as they come, and Haye's usual tactic of running in, thump, running away might not work so much against Vitali.

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