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Wladimir Klitschko vs. David Haye IBF/WBO/WBA Heavyweight Unification

The Hayemaker should start trying to score the opening of the market, doing everything possible to disrupt Klitschko's rhythm and avoid a blow-and-dump. I see that the key to this fight, as if Haye can use your footwork to quell efforts Klitschko to win. If he can force Klitschko Hague The Hague just to keep pulling back. This type of drilling is open to anything in The Hague is very good, that is, against aggressive strokes. Here is where things go wrong. The final was fought Klitschko slickster Eddie Chambers, who is even smaller than The Hague. In addition, you can not face Klitschko on the heels back.

Wisdom says convetiona that even if Klitschko can soon get shaken, it will establish his jab, to determine its range, and begins to break down the pieces Haye. However, I am a big boxing sport psychology, and I do not think Klitschko is responsible to all and be rocked. Haye is not slow, Peter, Sam: the man is fast and Killer Instinct. To get off the hook, Wlad needs to fight, and that is one thing, he's just terrible a. So at this point I see Klitschko is not only shaken, but he fell. He could have hit the canvas two or even three times early rounds.

However, my gut, I do not think Haye has the raw power of the word out Klitschko. Confused and shaken, Klitschko's stomach out and get to his feet. It may fall a lap or two shell is completely defensive and get his feet back under him, but Dr. Steel Hammer will be the storm, and finally going to take his place. Haye has his moments in the bag and maybe a lap or two later in the battle, but then you go Klitschko, is a plug-in plug-in power most of the night. This bust-ups, and Haye to win the round, Haye and eventually may even be afraid, like most of the opponents of Klitschko. However, do not knock Haye out. Klitschko is likely to throw the right hook or left at all, because of fear connected to the counter.

When the final bell rings, I expect Haye to win at least four rounds, with two of them . Klitschko would have won eight rounds or less, but not stunning. The result should speak of a split decision victory, but close to Hale this fight in Hamburg, and there is no way to Wladimir Klitschko loses a loved (or any), the decision in Germany. Hague will be stripped, with his only hope of vengeance, a vengeance in the United Kingdom that will never happen.

Devon Alexander vs. Lucas Matthysse : Boxing Online


Many are waiting to be fun Duel Matthysse, considered a very strong fighter with great leverage, may have their hands full with the lefty Alessandro Jabber, quick reflexes of a boxer drive.

If Matthysse, and begin to attack aggressively left-hander, can put pressure on Alexander with heavy body shots and throw his rhythm. If the pressure to fight Matthysee Alexander, he might lose the round that the fight for the chance to go far.

When Zab Judah is Matthysse (41-6, 28 KO) in November 2010, Matthysse was somewhat slow and hesitant in the first part of the game, but then dominated the final stages. Although he hit Judah in the tenth, Matthysse ultimately lost a split decision.

Alexander is a high volume puncher, while Matthysse know when to strike and take chances. Alexander has been amped up against the undervalued Timothy Bradley (27-0, 11 KO), which lacks power Matthysse. When a fighter is Matthysse fast-paced, which should give Alexander a chance to try a knockout. Alexander is a busy fighter and resilient, but needs to think smart to avoid clinching getter keep out of it.

With the loss of his WBC junior welterweight Timothy Bradley in January, Alexander has a lot to prove.

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Cornelius "K9" Bundrage vs. Sechew Powell, rematch, 12 rounds, for Bundrage's IBF junior middleweight title
Ryan Coyne vs. David McNemar, 12 rounds, cruiserweights
Cory Spinks vs. Shakir Ashanti, 10 rounds, junior middleweights
Nelson Linares vs. Jose Spearman, 8 rounds, light heavyweights
Omar Henry vs. Chris Tyler, 4 rounds, junior middleweights
Yuri Romanov vs. Darien Ford, 8 rounds, lightweights
Chaen Chess vs. Michael Lunsford, 4 rounds, heavyweights