Completely, the speed of the jab is something that you clearly need to be on the end of, not just watch. Hence why I think that a rematch could bring a different game plan from Haye. He will have had first hand experience of the task at hand.
SO whats his gameplan going to be, his original gameplan was, get lucky with a knockout blow, its ok I'll have plenty of chances because he's slow as crap.
His next game plan is that his only chance, won't work because his opponent is faster than he hoped.
He went old school on Wlad, sorry, I meant to say preschool. You know when the weak kid decides to stand up for himself against the school bully by running at the bully, head down, and blindly throwing his right overhead as hard as possible without looking at all? Yeah, that was what Haye did multiple times in that fight. That literally is bottom of the barrel, completely, theres no one left to go. He tried everything he was capable of and resorted to something a 5 yr old decides is a good tactic.
Hell that might have worked against that unmoveable giant idiot he beat, but not against a pretty decent quality, if unspectacular, Klitschko.
Haye has no particular skill except he's general had fights with people hugely slower, or weaker, he's up against someone as fast, as strong, with better defences, a real jab and actual boxing skills.
He needs, a new trainer, a new tactic, a new style and essentially to learn to BOX not BRAWL, he won't be doing that in a few months.
