News - David Haye

In the build up for the Maccarinelli fight however he confirmed, "Once the Mormeck fight was finished I was convinced my best weight would be heavyweight but after I looked at the tape and saw how I performed then I didn't seem to look as bad as how I felt in the ring. I knew the British boxing fans were talking of the fight with Enzo and so I took care of what I ate and only moved some 4 pounds read more ...

WBC/WBA champ David Haye (20-1, 19KOs) has hit back at WBO cruiserweight champion Enzo Maccarinelli (28-1, 21KOs). During a recent interview with IC Wales, Macca vowed to smash Haye to the floor when the two champions come together to unify their titles on March 8. Haye, speaking with Sportinglife, admits that both of them have less than stellar chins, and the fight will come down to the fighter read more ...

WBO cruiserweight champion Enzo Maccarinelli (28-1, 21 KOs) and WBC/WBA cruiser king David Haye (20-1, 19 KOs) will meet on March 8 at a site to be determined. Haye had been expected to move to heavyweight, but has instead decided to "bend over backwards" to make the all British unification clash happen. Promoter Frank Warren has confirmed the bout and that all three titles will be on the line. Setanta Sports read more ...

After a deal to fight UK rival Enzo Maccarinelli fell apart, WBC/WBA cruiserweight champion David Haye (20-1, 19KOs) promised that he would move forward with his plan to jump to the heavyweight division, and shock everyone by facing an top heavyweight opponent. The opponent has finally been revealed. It appears Haye's promoter Frank Maloney is holding talks with Top Rank to stage a fight between read more ...

Britain's David Haye won the WBA and WBC cruiserweight titles in dramatic fashion by knocking out French champion Jean-Marc Mormeck in the seventh round in Paris. Haye was dropped in the fourth round and looked on the verge of defeat before recovering to pull off an amazing victory. After hurting Mormeck at the end of the sixth, Haye landed a right uppercut read more ...

Jean-Marc Mormeck 199 vs David Haye 199.5 (WBC and WBA cruiserweight championship) Referee: Franco Ciminale (Italy) Souleymane Mbaye 139.8 vs Ameth Diaz 140 Referee: Guido Cavalieri (Italy) If you don't have a ticket, no need to show up at the Palais des Sports Marcel Cerdan because there have been no more seats available since last week read more ...

The final press conference in advance of Saturday's clash between WBA/WBC cruiserweight champion Jean-Marc Mormeck (33-3, 22 KOs) and his challenger David Haye (19 -1, 18 KOs) took place today in the late morning at the l'hфtel Evergreen Laurel, in the presence of Bertrand Mayer, the Deputy Mayor of Sports, and in the absence of notable promoter Don King, replaced by his son Carl. Class and a relaxed atmosphere prevailed read more ...

David Haye defied an horrendously gashed eye to clear the final hurdle to a WBC world cruiserweight title shot by stopping Italy's Giacobbe Fragomeni at York Hall in Bethnal Green on Friday night. read more ...

European cruiserweight champion David Haye took two attempts to make the weight earlier today for his first title defence against Lasse Johansen at the York Hall in Bethnal Green tomorrow (March 24) night. The 25 year-old was a pound over the 14st 4lbs limit when he first jumped on the scales but returned twenty minutes or so later to scale the championship limit read more ...

European cruiserweight champion David Haye (15-1, 15 KOs) will make his first title defence against Lasse Johansen (14-0, 10 KOs) next month. Former amateur star Haye will take on the Dane at the York Hall in Bethnal Green on March 24. Haye claimed the European cruiserweight title in December when it took him only 45 seconds to beat Alexander Gurov at Bracknall. The 25-year-old Londoner has said in the past that he wants to move up to read more ...