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So says Haye.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/12932120.stm

I'm glad its Wlad as this is the one everyone wants to see. If he wins, then he can take Vitali on in an even bigger fight before he retires.

He always was fit to fight IMO.

stujones wrote:He always was fit to fight IMO.

Definitely. I just wondered if he would use it to swerve Vitali into the picture first. I still wouldn't say its out of the questions. It seemed after the Chisora debacle that the Klits were enjoying winding Haye up and playing games with him.

Make no mistake, Haye wants Wlad and team Klitchsko know this - but I don't think they are not confident Wlad can do the buisness. He signed to fight him as a reigning Cruiserweight champion - as far as I can see Wlad has improved as much, if not more, than Haye in those 2 or so years.

Although I had one of those vivid dreams - like the one that won money a shed load when Williams KO'd Tyson in the 4th. Haye KO 11. Klitchsko is dominant throughout, but cautious - he nails Haye in the 10th. Haye is about to go down through sheer fatigue - Klitchsko makes the mistake and boom - Haye catches him. Klitchsko survives the round and but not the 11th.

stujones wrote:He always was fit to fight IMO.

Spot on.

Dereck Chisora has been used a pawn in the Haye/Klitschko chess game.

Got Chisora's name known at least.

yiddo14 wrote:Got Chisora's name known at least.

and made a nice little earner with step aside money I would have thought

Wonder if he'll pull out and have big brother step in at the last possible moment deemed acceptable to Haye??

Yeah heard this morning via Sky Sports that David said Wlad was OK and they would go through with their fight.