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Klitschko predicts long, slow defeat for Haye
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream ...heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko fought off a barrage of David Haye's insults and interruptions...the dismembered heads of both Klitschko and his brother, WBC champion Vitaly Klitschko. "David Haye provoked me by cutting my head...
TIME TO DELIVER A HAYEMAKER; Lennox predicts a knock-out blow is required to...
Newspaper article from: Daily Mail (London) ...fight.' WHAT HAYE MUST DO 'There...get inside that long jab and, when...practice.' WHAT KLITSCHKO MUST DO 'Wladimir...If he starts slow there's a greater...catching him.' HAVE HAYE'S STUNTS AND INSULTS RATTLED KLITSCHKO? ...

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