Fight Wladimir Klitschko W UD 12 (12) David Haye

Serhiy «Professor» Fedchenko (30-1, 13 KO), WBO Europe belt-holder and the best current light welterweight of Ukraine celebrates his 31th birthday today in Mexico finishing his preparation for the biggest fight of his boxing career. Fast-handed Ukrainian technician will fight for interim WBO World light welterweight title against all-Mexican boxing legend, former three weight-class World Champion Juan Manuel Marquez on April 14th at the New Arena México in Mexico City. «I have a great chance to give myself the best birthday gift by beating JMM this Saturday» read more ...

Once again Wladimir dominated a fight with his jab. He averaged 42 punches thrown per round- 31 of which were jabs. Of his 134 landed punches, 105 were jabs. Haye averaged 24 total punches thrown per round- half the heavyweight average read more ...

DAVID HAYE was left frustrated and defeated as Wladimir Klitschko silenced his taunts with a unanimous points victory. Afterwards Haye blamed his defeat on a broken toe in his right foot suffered three weeks ago. The judges scored it 117-109, 118-108 and 116-110 to Klitschko read more ...

David Haye insists there was «no way» he was going to pull out of tonight’s showdown with heavyweight rival Wladimir Klitschko despite a toe injury which he blamed for the one-sided defeat. After more than two years of trash talking he failed to produce at the soaking wet Imtech Arena football stadium read more ...

Adam Booth said he was «disgusted» with referee Genaro Rodriguez after David Haye’s defeat by Wladimir Klitschko in Hamburg on Saturday night. Trainer Booth saw his man comprehensively outpointed by the giant Ukrainian, but wasn’t happy with the way Rodriguez handled the bout read more ...

David Haye claims a broken toe sustained three weeks ago hampered his bid to upset Wladimir Klitschko in their world heavyweight title unfication showdown in Hamburg on Saturday night. The Londoner was dominated from the first bell by the giant Ukrainian, and lost his WBA belt by a lop-sided points decision read more ...

The biggest heavyweight title fight in years wasn’t an instant classic as IBF/WBO/IBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (55-3, 49 KOs) scored a one-sided twelve round unanimous decision over cautious WBA champion David Haye (25-2, 23 KOs) on Saturday night at the Imtech Arena in Hamburg, Germany. In round one, Haye threw lots of power punches but didn’t land clean. Wlad landed some jabs but nothing hard read more ...

For more than five years, Wladimir Klitschko has been heavyweight champion. He has rolled through opponent after opponent in his nine title defenses, winning eight by knockout, one by shutout decision, and barely lost a round along the way read more ...

DESPITE all the pre-fight nonsense from Haye — which is trash talk at its worst and wasn’t needed to publicise the fight — I think that Klitschko is far too intelligent to be rattled by Haye’s actions read more ...

According to various sources in Ukrainian media, highly regarded Kiev-based Russian junior middleweight Zaurbek Baysangurov (25-1, 19 KOs) will soon go for the biggest prize of his career to date. WBO #4 Baysangurov, 26, who is also ranked #2 by the WBA, #8 by the WBC and #13 by the IBF, faces 38-year old WBO #5 Brazilian Mike Miranda for a vacant WBO interim light middleweight title read more ...