News - David Haye

Heavyweight champions Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko issued a joint statement saying they are ready to fight Britains world champion David Haye in 2011. Wladimir holds three of the current world heavyweight belts, Vitali one and 30-year-old Londoner Haye the other read more ...

We promise that in 2011 the fight against Haye will come, said the Klitschko Brothers in a joint statement on BILD. We want this fight at all costs! He can choose which of us he wants to step into the ring against to lose his world title read more ...

I have been negotiating with Bernd Boente, Wladimir Klitschko manager, and two days ago I offered him a 50-50 split of everything, including the British pay-per-view money. And that the fight could be on RTL [German TV network] and could be held anywhere they wanted to make the most revenue, including in Germany read more ...

As previously reported, WBO/IBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko suffered an injury that forced his withdrawal from Saturday's fight with unbeaten British champion Dereck Chisora. There is some confusion over the actual injury. Promoter Frank Warren was informed that Klitschko had injured his back, but K2 Promotions issued a press release which described the injury to be a "torn abdominal muscle read more ...

According to a report by Jeff Powell from Daily Mail, Ricky Hatton has been offered a fight with Oscar De La Hoya, president of Golden Boy Promotions. Hatton has not fought for 18 months and De La Hoya has been out of the ring for nearly two years. Both fighters have not fought since suffering knockout defeats to Manny Pacquiao read more ...

WBA heavyweight champion David Haye (25-1, 23 KOs) scored a third round TKO over 39-year-old former Olympic gold medalist Audley Harrison (27-5, 20 KOs) on Saturday night at the M.E.N. Arena in Manchester, England. Little action in round one brought booing from the crowd. Haye was a bit more aggressive in round two, while Harrison was again very passive. Haye finally opened up in round three and floored Audley with a barrage of punches. Harrison beat the count read more ...

The former friends, now bitter enemies, stepped on the scale at The Lowry Theatre in Manchester, England. WBA heavyweight champion David Haye was 210.5-pounds. Challenger and 2000 Olympic gold medal winner Audley Harrison came in at 253.5-pounds. Haye defends his WBA title for the second time since winning it last year from Nikolai Valuev. The fight takes place at the MEN Arena in Manchester, England read more ...

WBA heavyweight champion David Haye and challenger Audley Harrison faced off at the final press conference today in advance of Saturday’s showdown in Manchester, England. “All of England has had enough of Harrison. For ten years he has bored the sports fans to death, “said Haye read more ...

Ahead of his Super Six and WBC World title fight against Arthur Abraham, which will be live in the UK on PRIMETIME Sky Channel 480 and Virgin on Demand, Carl Froch revealed his thoughts on this weeks Best of Enemies encounter between Haye and Harrison read more ...

2000 Olympic gold medal winner Audley Harrison is furious with the tactics of David Haye's Hayemaker Promotions. Harrison claims that Haye's promotional company made him return to the UK earlier than he wanted and they never provided a reason as to why he was needed back early. Harrison had been training at a high altitude camp in Big Bear, California and planned to stay for at least another week read more ...