A psyched up Klitschko comes out for round 5 and some taunting from Haye doesn't go down to well with the Ukrainian who hammers home a right hand and makes Haye regret his showboating. He doesn't go down but he's bloodied
It was round six that Haye said would be the round he would knockout Klitschko but it was the British fighter who would end up on the canvas in this round but luckily for him it was courtesy of a Klitschko push rather than a Klitschko punch. Though the Ukrainian does catch Haye with a big right
Klitschko gets docked a point in round seven for shoving Haye to the deck again. When he gets back up he lands a right after after a left-right combo. It's Haye's round
Klitschko is proving fitter and faster on his feet than Haye imagined. He is also proving to be a jabbing machine and Haye is having trouble getting inside to hurt him. The Ukrainian shades round 8
There's an exchange of big rights during round 9 which both fighters soak up. Haye starts to swing widely at the end of the round in an attempt to win it
After taking a heavy right, Klitschko pushes Haye to the floor in the 10th. In reply Klitschko gets his jab going again and lands a big one which rocks Haye's head back
Perhaps annoyed by Haye's constant slipping and appeals abouit Klitschko pushing, the referee gives the British fighter a standing count when it happens in the penultimate round
It's the last round and Haye knows he has to knockout his opponent if he's to have any chance of winning the fight. He tears into Klitschko and rocks him with a couple of huge rights
David Haye keeps swinging as the round comes to an end, in a desperate attempt to land the Hayemaker but Klitschko's defences are strong and any that do find there way through don't land cleanly