Wladimir Klitschko has had to overcome setbacks career even more than Hague. Although it is now the dominant champion in the heavyweight division and is the tenth of the defense of his second reign, he did not even come to its elevated position in style. In 1998, he blew his wad in a battle with Ross Puritty companion and got knocked out. Then in 2003 came his first reign as WBO champion to a halt when he made the mistake of leaving Corrie Sanders of South Africa, a talented but unmotivated fighter, mixing it with him. Klitschko were stiffened and flattened him Lamon Brewster. Since then, Klitschko has persevered and finally triumphed with pure, professional and tenacious consistency, although the robot, technical style of boxing has made him few fans outside the Central and Eastern Europe.
Hague is not only the man with the gift of gab, but is also a confident, mature masterpieces. He has not lost a game since 2004, when he was knocked out Carl "Big Cat" Thompson was in Hague on 11 exit. He recovered from this setback to be united Cruiserweight (200 pounds) champion, and then passes the series of great men to trap one of the greatest guys out there, the Russian giant Nikolai Vaulev. Hague is an exciting fighter, both within and outside the ring, very heavy, it is even proved that the half at best.