I meant more Mentally than physically, if that makes sense. Haye barely committed to a shot, because he knew if he did, there was an excellent chance he would get knocked spark out. He took the survival route rather than go balls to the wall and risk humiliation.Taansend wrote:Not engaging is a good way of putting it.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Lets just say 'not engaging' then. He did ahite all let's be honest. Reminded me of the 'silent contract, business from teddy atlas.Taansend wrote:
Funny, I don't remember Haye 'running' from Klitschko. I don't remember him doing much of anything but definitely not running.
He just got outboxed by a bigger, better, but cautious, boxer.
It was only marginally better than the fury fight.
After all his talk it was very disappointing. But He didn't run.
That's his choice, but after all the braccadocio and claims he was going to decapitate Wlad, it was, to say the least, rather meek,