Haye: I'm Going All Out To Give Klitschko a Mental Break
David Haye is ready to turn Wladimir Klitschko's world upside down.
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Coldwell on Hayemaker Role, Groves, DeGale, Haye, More
One of the first things David Haye and Adam Booth did when creating Hayemaker Promotions was to pick up the phone and call Sheffield’s David Coldwell to offer him their ‘Head Of Boxing’ role.
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Haye: My Hayemakers Will Take Wladimir's Head Off!
WBA Heavyweight Champion Of The World David Haye, bit back with considerable venom in response to the recent mutterings of WBO, IBF & IBO Heavyweight Champion Of The World Wladimir Klitschko. In his last media day before the massive Heavyweight unification showdown with Klitschko, Haye was in a extremely confident mood and he did not mess around in telling the waiting journalists exactly how he was going to deal with his opponent.
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Booth: Haye is Much Better Now Than Two Years Ago
Adam Booth is not concerned if David Haye has been quieter than usual in the build-up to his fight with Wladimir Klitschko.
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Photos: David Haye Training Hard, Froch Surprise Visit
WBA heavyweight champion David Haye was training very hard at the Hayemaker Gym in London. Haye is preparing for his unification fight with IBO/WBO/IBF champion Wladimir Klitschko, which takes place on July 2 in Hamburg, Germany. WBC super middleweight champion Carl Froch stopped by to support his close friend.
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David Haye: No UK Fans Will Cheer Klitschko To Win
David Haye has goaded Wladimir Klitschko by unveiling a poster depicting him decapitating his heavyweight rival.
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Froch: If Haye Catches Klitschko Early, He'll Flatten Him
Carl Froch has backed fellow Briton David Haye to upset Wladimir Klitschko in next month's mouthwatering heavyweight unification clash.
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Fighting Words: Klitschko-Haye Done, But Pacquiao-Floyd?
by David P. Greisman - They are two of the best fighters at their weight, two fighters who have taken two years to face each other – two years of them being tantalizingly close to getting in the ring and yet torturously unable or unwilling to do so. Wladimir Klitschko and David Haye will finally fight July 2. Klitschko-Haye will be the latest in a run of big bouts that have come to fruition after prolonged periods of anticipation. We got the rematch between Sergio Martinez and Paul Williams last November. We got a unification match between Timothy Bradley and Devon Alexander in January. And we got a bantamweight clash between Nonito Donaire and Fernando Montiel in February. We’ve demanded Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. for nearly as long as we desired Klitschko vs. Haye. Could the battle of those two big men be an omen that the two biggest stars will finally share the same ring? If only. It often seemed as if moving Klitschko (be it Wladimir or Vitali) vs. Haye from possibility to reality was a matter of assuaging one ego, rather than two. It was Haye who had agreed to fight Wladimir in 2009, only to pull out with what some believed was a dubious injury. It was Haye who had then negotiated to fight Vitali and seemed on course to do so, only to completely change direction and instead sign to face Nicolay Valuev. And it was Haye who then spent interview after interview talking about how he would beat either brother, but bristling at the conditions of the contract. He didn’t like that, were he to win, clauses called for him to face one Klitschko and then, in the case of a second Haye victory, the other. He also wanted an even split of all the money the fight brought in.
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Frank Bruno Urges David Haye To Knock Klitschko Out
Former heavyweight champion and UK legend Frank Bruno is urging WBA king David Haye to knock Wladimir Klitschko out on July 2 in Hamburg, Germany. Bruno remembers the pressure of traveling to enemy territory to face Mike Tyson. He doesn't advise Haye to leave the fight in the hands of the judges. The only sure way to victory, says Bruno, is to score a win by knockout over the WBO/IBO/IBF champion.
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Klitschko Disagrees With Steward: Wants Late KO Win
IBO/WBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (55-3, 49KOs) has disagreed with the recent statements that were made by his trainer Emanuel Steward. When interviewed by a British broadcast network, Steward made a prediction that his boxer will finish off David Haye (25-1, 23KOs) in four rounds. Klitschko has other plans in store for the WBA champion. He doesn't want an early knockout. He wants to punish the WBA champion for the entire fight. They will unify their titles on July 2 at the Imtech-Arena in Hamburg, Germany.
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