No way Haye fights Klit in 2010…….. No…. Haye will go after Johnny Ruiz or a Fresno Oquendo type opponent for a defense or two to settle into the role as WBA chump…….

As for Klit, I’d love to see V.K. pound the ever lovin’ chit outta Nick Valubum on HBO in the spring, but I seriously doubt the hulking lummox has enough confidence to sign the contract……. No way Valubum lasts for 12 rds with Vitali Klit….. Nick Valubum is not slick or slippery enough to avoid Vitali Klit’s attack….. Klit would get the KO win, if they ever fight….. But they will not…….. Nick Valubum and company have done their best to avoid the “K” brothers……..

MR.BILL

That would really put the last nail in the coffin of the heavyweight division.

These guys really need to put on exciting fights and put a few titles on the line.

Honestly if it was upto me I’d retire Valuev and both Klitchsko brothers and then put the title in the hands of Arreola, Ruiz and Haye and let them fight it out for unification.

These guys are only interested in easy wins that are dreadfully boring to watch and while it generates them a nice little pay packet its doing terrible, terrible things to that division.

Klit vs Valuev is probably going to happen because as boring as it is going to be it’s not hard to tell who is going to win and how and thats all the brothers care about.

My only point of interest in the heavyweight division at the moment is Ruiz vs Haye.

People are underestimating Ruiz he’ll come in there and try to KO Haye IMO and Haye will have a fight on his hands and with his chin it only takes one shot though I agree if it isn’t a KO by Ruiz, Haye will beat him but probably not KO him.

Aside from that, that division is dead at the moment.

 Klitschko vs Maskaev, never happened at the PRO level, and since Oleg was iced in one last week by Nagy, thankfully never will. Adamek gets Jason Estrada next which will be a good dust-up, who knows with Arreola,..if he comes in 12 pds. over his previous fight weight like he did for Minto, he’ll be 275. He IS tough, he has fast hands, he has power, and he takes a good shot, he has little discipline when it comes to controlling his weight, and I don’t think he ever will. We’ll see how it plays out for him, had he weighed 235 for Vitali, it wouldn’t have mattered, he would’s still been outboxed. Wish these guys would fight each other,BEFORE, gettin’ a title shot. Johnson should never be allowed to talk before a fight again, a truly pitiful non-effort. Ruiz will give Haye a good fight and may just be able to pull it out. Povetkin should be up for one or two more fights before facing Wlad in july ‘10, Eddie Chambers is the best U.S. heavyweight. That said he’s not staying sharp, electing to wait on Wlad, a huge mistake,…just fight guys,… just fight!! Peace!!

Both “K” brothers have proven to be quite an active pair in the ring… Its kinda’ like how Mike Tyson’s team was moving Tyson in 1987 and ‘88…….. Well, that’s good…….. The two brothers ALMOST have the division fully cleaned out….. Screw Dave Haye and his crapola……. After the “K” brothers hammer both “Chambers and Povetkin” the division will be dead…….. Odlainer Solis is up and coming, but still green and too puffy to be taken seriously right now…… The Klit’s rule………..

MR.BILL

  BLH, while you make some good points,…on the night of the fight,…it was VK all the way. He had Chris where he wanted him,… on the end of his punches,..and CA could’ve been 235,… and it wouldn’t have mattered. Just like he could’ve weighed 235 for Minto, and it wouldn’t have mattered, he still gets rid of Brian in 4,…but V Klit is all wrong for him. Peace!!

myself that Arrola was a serious fighter, but then I’ve tried to convince myself that students whose papers I work harder on than they do might get it together too. No more, at least for Arreola: He just does not interest me. I might continue to delude myself about Haye—who seems to have a money plan only in mind—for a while longer though.

did not throw an avalanche of right hands at Klit, and I can’t recall if he threw any left hooks other than the one landed mid-fight. Not exactly unimpeachable or any in-depth analysis, but I would like to see more from someone often touted as ATG than I saw from a slightly guffed up Vitali. I know that all fighters look bad from time to time, and that opponents who are in the ring strictly to survive = a headache, but I still see the highlight of VK’s resume as losing to an out of shape LL who was ready to leave the sport anyway. I cannot picture (lack of imagination, boxing knowledge, insight?) Vitali throwing that arm punch of a right uppercut that he drops nearly to his waist and throws from the outside without someone like Joe Louis removing his jaw with a left hook.