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WelshDevilRob

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Booth was told that Wladimir, the IBO/WBO/IBF champion, is still struggling with a stomach muscle injury, which caused him to withdraw from two scheduled dates with Dereck Chisora. If Wladimir is not physically ready by the first week of May, then Haye will face older bother, and WBC champion, Vitali Klitschko, who barely broke a sweat in Cologne when he stopped Odlanier Solis in one round. Bönte has already announced that Vitali wants to return by June.

 

"Third week of April we will make an announcement," Booth said. "By the first week of May, Wladimir will have to tell us if he is fit to fight."

 

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I'm 99% certain he'll string this out and Vitali will end up facing him.

He'll take the lighter option in Adamek, come September.

 

I don't think Adamek is a walkover for any Klitschko brother.

 

 

He'll be easier for Wlad to beat than Haye, because he doesn't pack the same power and therefore isn't as big a risk.

He can use his size advantage to jab that one out, while Haye will undoubtedly have the "puncher's chance" and more.

Wlad's chin will get a far bigger testing against Haye than against Adamek.

Not saying it's an easier fight, just less risk of him being sparked out early.

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