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Who you got? They could meet while both were in prime.

Draw

Klitschko by close UD or SD.

It would be more action-packed, than Wlad-Haye, and eventually closer. Vitali would press the action. Haye was fast enough to get to Vitali, but Klitschko's granite chin would take David's punches. While Haye himself didn't have that good chin, so his goal would be to trade less and rely on his speed, countering and timing skills. Vitali by close decision, maybe even MD or SD.

Vitali would force Haye to fight, and the latter's chin would let him down. VK by stoppage in about 10.

Vitali wins a one-sided decision.

Probably Vit in primes, but at the time when the fight seemed most likely to be made, Haye would have beat him. By that time Vitali had lost a lot of speed and was no longer physically as impressive. He was also liable to injure himself at any moment.

Vitali however he wanted to win ,I don't see anything Haye ever did to suggest he could either outbox vitali or ko him .

Seamus wrote: ↑11 Jan 2020, 23:08 Vitali would force Haye to fight, and the latter's chin would let him down. VK by stoppage in about 10.

I was thinking the same thing. For me, VK by TKO in 9.

Vitali by stoppage somewhere between 7-9.

Too big by far, meaner than WK and more ready-willing to engage and force the issue....good chin as well so does not need to fence like his younger brother. He can take a risk or two.

Not a good fight for Haye at all.