By Mark Vester
According to several reports and confirmed by both fighters, IBF/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko and WBC/WBA/WBO cruiserweight champ David Haye went to dinner on Thursday night to discuss a possible future fight in London.
Haye is planning to vacate his titles in the next two months to begin his campaign as a heavyweight. Klitschko told BBC Sport that he is interested in a bout with Haye, but it's not easy to move up from cruiserweight to heavyweight.
"He is looking forward to switching to heavyweight, but it's not an easy step. There are exceptions like (Evander) Holyfield, who was a very successful heavyweight, so we'll see what David Haye is going to do," Klitschko said.
Klitschko said if the fight ever happens, he would like to hold it in London.
"I'm looking forward to fighting in London again, because London, like Great Britain in general, has such a great boxing community, it's amazing."
Klitschko defends his title against WBO mandatory Tony Thompson on July 12 at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg, Germany.
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