David Haye v Audley Harrison: Weapons and weaknesses

David Haye Good lateral movement for a heavyweight. With his hands down, he was hardly touched in 12 rounds against Nikolai Valuev last year because his much bigger opponent could not track him and, in the end, was so frustrated, he dropped his own guard and was almost stopped in the last round. Has very sharp reflexes and unusual punches Main weapon Harrison will have to be alert for the uppercut . Haye's power comes from his speed and eye for an opening. For a laidback guy, Haye is unusually intense in the ring, as if wired to the mains. He blew Enzo Maccarinelli away before he knew he was even in the fight. His timing and power, especially with his right hand, make him a threat for every second of a fight. Weakness A relatively small heavyweight. If Harrison connects cleanly, he will do damage Audley Harrison Harrison is a great analyst and will have prepared a strategy to counter Haye's speed, probably dragging him into clinches to drain his strength Main weapon Harrison boxes southpaw, an obstacle in itself, and has a very stiff and accurate right jab , followed by a big left cross. He knows his ring geography: that is, he and is hard to pin in corners or along the ropes because of his size and strength, frustrating a lot of opponents Weakness He doesn't throw enough punches due to his natural caution, a legacy of his amateur days. If he lets the fight slip away from him, he could get desperate and leave openings