I've applied my 40-point analysis feature to tonight's fight. See what you think, who comes out on top, and by what margin:
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/klitsc ... t-analysis
Klitschko-Haye 40pt analysis
Re: Klitschko-Haye 40pt analysis
well it says it all really.
certain irrelevant points as well.
They may as well of asked who has the worse wind (Haye) hes full of it !
certain irrelevant points as well.
They may as well of asked who has the worse wind (Haye) hes full of it !
Re: Klitschko-Haye 40pt analysis
Interesting stuff. Don't agree with all of it, but that's the fun with opinions.oliverfennell wrote:I've applied my 40-point analysis feature to tonight's fight. See what you think, who comes out on top, and by what margin:
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/klitsc ... t-analysis
You've scored Ring Psychology for Wlad? Against non-dangerous opponents, I would agree; but if he does ship a shot or two early then we could see the nervous, wide-eyed, shell-shocked Wlad of his early to mid career.
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Re: Klitschko-Haye 40pt analysis
Yes, we could, but it's been a long time since we've seen that Wlad. He hasn't looked vulnerable early in years, and when an opponent has not made him look vulnerable early, it's the opponent who starts to wilt psychologically.earsjohn wrote:Interesting stuff. Don't agree with all of it, but that's the fun with opinions.oliverfennell wrote:I've applied my 40-point analysis feature to tonight's fight. See what you think, who comes out on top, and by what margin:
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/klitsc ... t-analysis
You've scored Ring Psychology for Wlad? Against non-dangerous opponents, I would agree; but if he does ship a shot or two early then we could see the nervous, wide-eyed, shell-shocked Wlad of his early to mid career.
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Re: Klitschko-Haye 40pt analysis
And so it was.oliverfennell wrote:Yes, we could, but it's been a long time since we've seen that Wlad. He hasn't looked vulnerable early in years, and when an opponent has not made him look vulnerable early, it's the opponent who starts to wilt psychologically.earsjohn wrote:Interesting stuff. Don't agree with all of it, but that's the fun with opinions.oliverfennell wrote:I've applied my 40-point analysis feature to tonight's fight. See what you think, who comes out on top, and by what margin:
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/klitsc ... t-analysis
You've scored Ring Psychology for Wlad? Against non-dangerous opponents, I would agree; but if he does ship a shot or two early then we could see the nervous, wide-eyed, shell-shocked Wlad of his early to mid career.