Wladimir Klitschko vs David Haye Live Boxing Fight Coverage On TV
Watch here http://boxing.sportzlivetv.com/ Wladimir Klitschko vs David Haye live online boxing video on Saturday July 2, 2011 from the Hamburg, Germany. IBF/WBO/WBA heavyweight unification Boxing team will be ringside for the event, which will be presented in HDTV .you can also Watch this super match live online on pc tv.
MATCH DETAILS
Date:Saturday July 2, 2011
Venue: Hamburg, Germany
Competition: IBF/WBO/WBA heavyweight unification
Live/Repeat: Live
Birthplace: Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan
Resides: Kiev, Ukraine
Age: 35
Height: 6' 6 1/2"
Reach: 81"
Current World Titles Held: The Ring Magazine, IBF, WBO Heavyweight
Former World Titles Held: None
Professional Record: 55-3, 49 KOs
Record in World Title Fights: 16-2, 14 KOs
Record in Fights Going 12 Rounds: 3-0
Record at Heavyweight: 55-3, 49 KOs
Notable Wins: KO 10 Samuel Peter II, TKO7 Hasim Rahman, TKO7 Chris Byrd II
Notable Losses: Lamon Brewster I TKO5, Corrie Sanders TKO2, Ross Puritty TKO11
David "The Hayemaker" Haye
Birthplace: London, England
Resides: London, England
Age: 30
Height: 6' 3"
Reach: 78"
Current World Titles Held: WBA Heavyweight
Former World Titles Held: The Ring Magazine, WBA, WBC, WBO Cruiserweight (200 lbs.)
Professional Record: 25-1, 23 KOs
Record in World Title Fights: 4-0, 4 KOs
Record in Fights Going 12 Rounds: 2-0
Record at Heavyweight: 7-0, 6 KOs
Notable Wins: TKO9 John Ruiz, MD12 Nikolai Valuev, TKO7 Jean Marc Mormeck
Notable Loss: Carl Thompson TKO5
Analysis:
Though the heavyweight division has historically been the most popular and important one in the sport of boxing, it hasn't enjoyed nearly the same status for the last decade or so. Fans have been clamoring for a fight between big men that truly stirs the imagination, and at least outside the United States, it looks like one might finally arrive when Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye face off in Hamburg, Germany.
Klitschko and older brother Vitali have had a stranglehold on their weight class for some time, successfully defeating all challengers with few anxious moments. His Achilles heel is supposed to be a shaky chin, but its been seven years since Lamon Brewster was the last man able to exploit it. While Klitschko's fights usually end in knockouts, he still is seen as more workmanlike than thrilling, preferring to jab opponents into submission for multiple rounds before unleashing his powerful right hand.
He's also generally well-spoken and reserved, which is why it's worth noting that Haye appears to have gotten under his skin. The brash Brit is almost Klitschko's polar opposite thanks to his outspoken nature and a fighting style that throws caution to the wind much more often. A former cruiserweight champion, Haye will be one in a long line of Klitschko challengers to be giving up much in the way of height and reach. But he truly believes he can effectively get inside to utilize his explosive power, and his confidence is contagious.
Haye has been relentless in accusing Klitschko of ducking him, but it was actually Haye who backed out of this match-up the first time it appeared to be finalized (in 2009) due to a hand injury. A disgusted Klitschko turned to other fights, but Haye's continued success as a heavyweight and a dearth of other options finally brought this bout to fruition.
The vast majority of Haye's professional fights have taken place in his native U.K., but he did travel to Germany in late 2009 for one of his biggest wins, a decision victory over hulking Nikolai Valuev. British fans also travel well, but Klitschko should still have a healthy advantage in supporters among the live crowd in Hamburg, where he and his brother are extremely popular.
Klitschko's Winning Strategy: Don't Get Sucked Into Mind Games
One would think that with advanced college degrees and years of pro boxing success under his belt, Klitschko would be immune to any kind of verbal attacks. Yet Haye's constant badgering has succeeded in getting the big champ out of his comfort zone, with Klitschko resorting to online videos calling out the Brit at one point.
That could turn out to be a stroke of genius for Haye if it continues to work on fight night, but that can happen only if Klitschko allows it. Getting goaded into a brawl could end up with Wlad scoring a quick KO, but it could just as easily help give his opponent the opening he needs to pull off the upset.
Haye is probably the quickest, most dangerous man to challenge Klitschko in years. Physically, though, Klitschko still has all the tools he needs to keep him outside and frustrate him.
There's no reason to think that Klitschko's usual M.O. of hard jabbing and judicious holding on the inside can't work just as well on Haye as it has on others, buying time until the "Steelhammer" starts finding its range. Wlad simply has to put his genuine dislike for the other man aside and concentrate on business as usual.
Haye's Winning Strategy: Take Some Chances Early
Haye's punching power could give him a leg up on some other would-be Klitschko conquerors, but it's only a factor if it can be brought to bear. That's no easy task, as Samuel Peter, Hasim Rahman and others can certainly attest.
The Valuev fight at least proves that Haye can effectively take on bigger men and come out on top. The problem is that he was unusually cautious in that bout, at least compared to some other times when he has walked the razor's edge between triumph and disaster.
Fighting tentatively against Klitschko is a recipe for a certain loss. The champ gets more comfortable the longer he goes without getting hurt, and his accurate right hand gets thrown more often as the rounds pile up.
That means Haye needs to make Klitschko uncomfortable early. He has to stay in Wlad's face, getting inside during the first few rounds and making the bigger man taste his power if at all possible.
Haye has talked a good game. Now he needs to back it up. He's talked about retiring in a year or two regardless of the outcome, so he may as well lay it all on the line and swing for the fences right from the opening bell.
David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko Preview
The fight that most people never thought would happen is on – but even after an agreement was signed some doubts still hung in the air.
A fight between David Haye and Wladimir Klitschko had been lined up in 2009 but after Haye was forced to pull out through injury, both fighters have been involved in a very public slanging match as a fight looked too difficult to sort out.
A developing argument over ticket allocation threatened to derail the bout this time round, but now David Haye has confirmed the bout is “100% on”, the fight the heavyweight division so badly needs looks set to go ahead on 2nd July.
The unification bout will take place in Germany, something which could hand a major advantage Klitschko after the Ukrainian spent most of his time in the ring endearing himself to German fans. With a partisan crowd of 57,000 on his side in the Imtech Arena, Haye has taken a massive risk taking the fight abroad, something which could come back to haunt him.
Relations between the two camps have always been frosty at best after Haye’s continual mocking of both Klitschko brothers, meaning there is more than a little spice to this fight. Klitschko will look to use his height and reach advantage to keep Haye and his deadly “Hayemaker” out of harms way, but whether he has enough ring smarts to keep the lighting quick Haye quiet for potentially 12 rounds remains to be seen.
The Briton of course has experience of fighting bigger men after he overcame the “Beast from the East” Nikolai Valuev, and will have to use more than just his raw power to overcome the younger of the Klitschko brothers. Wladimir, somewhat unfairly has a reputation for having a glass jaw, and while he has three losses to his name and has often had to pick himself up from the canvas, his heart and determination cannot be questioned.
Haye may well prove too much for the Ukrainian, and his superior athleticism, harder hitting and relative youth should be enough to counteract the at times limited threat of Klitschko.
Having repeatedly stated his desire to reitre by the age of 31, Haye is entering the climax of his career, and a win over first Wladimir and then Vitali would give him a chance to prove he is the best heavyweight in the world right now.
He will attempt to shake off the stigma of his last fight against Audely Harrison, a contest which caused outrage amongst fans who demanded their money back after Harrison perceived lack of effort, and there is no finer way for Haye to make him the darling of British boxing once more than with a win over the lumbering, yet awkward Wladimir Klitschko.
Boxing has needed some form of revival over recent years. With the explosion of Mixed Martial Arts across the globe, the old art and beautiful science has taken a back seat of late. But a fight that should rocket the sport back to the front of our consciousness is the clash between the precise Russian, Wladimir Klitschko and the slick Brit—David Haye.
David Haye (25-1, 23 KOs)
6’3″ tall with 78″ reach, 215 lbs, 30 years old
British
WBA Heavyweight Champion, former Undisputed World Cruiserweight Champion
Wladimir Klitschko (55-3, 49 KOs)
6’6 1/2″ tall with 81″ reach, 245 lbs, 35 years old
Ukrainian residing in Germany
IBF-WBO Heavyweight Champion, former WBO Heavyweight Champion
Weeks after they concluded their deal for one of the most anticipated fights in boxing, the heavyweight showdown between unified champion Wladimir Klitschko and titleholder David Haye now has a date and venue: July 2 at the Hamburg Imtech Arena in Germany.
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