David Haye Vs. Wladimir Klitschko who wins?

Question

From reports of them eating dinner together in London to Haye publicly calling out Dr. Lamehammer this one might come off this year or early next. Who do u feel would win? I say the first right Haye lands and fights over. But he has a questionable chin too. Would Wlad poke and pop and hug to win a decision or go to war and try and take out The Hayemaker? Your thoughts.

Answer 1

Wlad will win but it will be an exciting fight. David Haye is a puncher like Frank Bruno.

Answer 2

Klitschko is too big, Haye is not ready.  He would show Haye no respect and go after an early KO.  Could he get caught with a shot from Haye?  Sure, but I wouldn't bank on it.

This might be the fight that Klitsch needs to get some confidence back in his power.  He has been playing Paddy Cakes since he got KO'd by a couple of no-names.

Klitschko would maul this guy, he is too big and too strong.

Answer 3

klitschko is not a cruiserweight,he is a big heavyweight.too many cruiserweights think they go up to heavy and still have the same effects with their punching power ,but dont.i think klitschko would jab him to death until the extra weight haye is carrying causes him to a little tired ,then klitschko helps him go to sleep, in probably a boring fight that i have fallen asleep watching before the ko happens.

Answer 4

I've seen Mr. Hayemaker at both heavyweight and cruiserweight and I would easily say that he is much better at heavyweight. People assume that he is a cruiserweight, but actually he is also a natural heavyweight. I say Haye KO's Klitschko in round 5. Don't take my word for it though, watch him at Heavy & Crusier and come to your own conclusion.

Heavyweight fight:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJJciMGe1...

Crusierweight fight:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tf_MHxlwE...

Answer 5

Well, Haye seems to have been having trouble making weight at cruiserweight, so he might be more of a natural heavyweight, so, I really can't say until I see him fight at that weight, but I say Klitschko wins.

Answer 6

Klitchco would wait until the arrogant Haye got above himself and then put him away with the steelhammer ,by 6-7 rounds,totally outclassed and maybe learn him some humility!

Answer 7

I believe that Klitschko will use his jab and reach advantage against Haye.  Haye has good power and has a chance especially early on if he is able to land his shots.  Klitschko will probably fight carefully, use his jab and knock Haye out probably in about 9 rounds.

Answer 8

Wlad has one of the stiffest jabs I've seen. He has KO'd full blown heavyweights with it. I think he KO's  crystal- chinned Haye with it in four rounds without ever taking his right hand out of his pocket.

Answer 9

Klitschko doesn't take many risks, and odds are good this one will go the way of another cautious decision for Wladimir.  Klitschko has the ability to fight, unfortunately he chooses not to, clearly he's protecting that potato chip chin.  Pruitty, Brewster and Sanders wrote the book on the younger Klitschko, and you can bet Haye will study those fights in his preparation for this one, but I don't think it will be enough.

Klitschko by decision.

Answer 10

Hey ACE, for once i have gotta disagree with you on this one, i think Klitschko would KO David Haye, thats just my opinion. Haye is a tremendously talented fighter who i believe hasn't hit his prime yet, the guy just has raw power, but with that being said, that's all i think he has in his arsenal, raw power and not much else. his last fight he completely demolished Enzo Maccarinelli, he toyed around with him and pretty much had his way with him, but one thing that i saw wasthat he has a little c-o-c-k-i-n-e-s-s (sorry about the spelling, Yahoo wouldn't let me write this word) in him and you know as well as anyone, those are the type of fighters who think that just because their offense is so good that they dont have to worry about defense (such as RJJ and PBF) so as i kept watching the fight, i saw Enzo connect on a few decent shots and it seemed as though Haye had no idea what to do, at least thats what i saw, so in my opinion, i think Haye is one of those fighters who has a high possibility to crumble under pressure. Wladimir on the other hand is in a class all by himself in a weak division. I'm not really impressed with him as much as other people are but you dont become Heavyweight Champ for nothing, he's also been in many more high profile fight's which i think gave him alot more, for lack of a better word "composure" so i think he'll handle himself much more calm and focused than David Haye would, i mean did you see his whole reaction and focus  his last fight against Maccarinelli? he was just a little too excited to be fighting in a arena that packed or so thats what it looked like during his post fight interview. anyway to make a long answer short, i say Klitschko by late round KO.

Answer 11

I've watched Haye at both cruiser and hvy.  I haven't seen anything that indicates that Haye would beat Klitschko.  In the hvy. division size does matter.  It would be a boring fight but, not only does Klitschko have a big size advantage,  there's not much difference in the skill levels of both fighters.

The size alone is what tips it in Klitschko's favor.  Haye has decent skills but nothing to indicate he can overcome the size deficit.   Wladimir wins late or goes to a decision in a dull fight.

Answer 12

IMO, Klitschko may have had a rocky start to his career, but has progressed nicely to the top. His jab alone is right on and damaging and when it seems safe enough, the right hand is true, on the button, smooth and strong. He's learned to avoid the rushes and wheather any storm. Haye fought  as a lt-heavy, then in the pro's being a

cruiserweight till recently. Called the Haymaker, who's he fought ? Klitschko would handle Haye after surviving the first dangerous 3 rounds.