
David Haye on The Klitschko Deal, Their History: Part 3
WBA heavyweight champion David Haye of England insists that he will retire by October, this, being on or before his 31st birthday.
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WBA heavyweight champion David Haye of England insists that he will retire by October, this, being on or before his 31st birthday.

WBA heavyweight champion David Haye (25-1, 23 knockouts) of England will face either 34-year-old WBO, IBF and IBO counter part, Wladimir Klitschko (55-3, 49 KOs), or his 39-year-old brother, Vitali Klitschko (41-2, 38 KOs), in Germany on either June or July 2, in accordance with an agreement reported by BoxingScene.com last week.

Two major unifications, involving two British stars, are potentially taking place within a three week span in July. The heavyweight unification between WBO/IBO/IBF champion Wladimir Klitschko, and WBA champion David Haye, is possibly going to land on July 2. A date of June 25 is also being considered for Klitschko-Haye. The junior welterweight unification, between WBA champion Amir Khan, and WBC/WBO king Timothy Bradley, is tentative for July 23.

By Lem Satterfield - WBA heavyweight champion David Haye of England told BoxingScene.com during a recent Q&A that he is confident that he will nail down his 16th straight victory and his 14th knockout during that run when he fights WBO, IBF and IBO counterpart, Wladimir Klitschko, likely in Germany on either June or July 2, in accordance with an agreement reported by BoxingScene.com last week. In doing so, the 30-year-old Haye (25-1, 23 knockouts) would end a 13-fight winning streak that includes 10 knockouts by the 34-year-old Klitschko (55-3, 49 KOs), whose older brother, 39-year-old Vitali Klitschko (41-2, 38 KOs). In June of 2009, Haye angered the sibling Ukrainian titlist when he showed up at a press conference in Germany wearing a T-shirt depicting a cartoon of himself standing in a ring while holding their decapitated heads with their lifeless bodies at his feet.

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WBA heavyweight champion David Haye is roaring away to fight WBO/IBO/IBF champin Wladimir Klitschko. They signed contracts last week to fight in Germany on June 25 or July 2. Haye thinks Klitschko was forced to take the fight because the public would have never allowed him to walk away from negotiations.

Hamburg – World heavyweight champion David Haye has opened a war of words with Wladimir Klitschko by saying he plans to beat the IBF and WBO title-holder – then knockout brother Vitali for the WBC crown.

Emanuel Steward, trainer for WBO/IBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko, expects the unification with WBA champion David Haye to finally happen. In 2009, Haye signed a contract to fight Wladimir and later withdrew with a back injury - although in several interviews he claimed Klitschko's contract terms were unfair. In the same year, Haye was scheduled to fight WBC champion Vitali Klitschko. He withdrew once again and finalized a deal to face then champion Nikolai Valuev.

Heavyweight veteran Kali Meehan (36-4, 29KOs), spoke to BoxingScene.com about the upcoming heavyweight unification between WBO/IBO/IBO king Wladimir Klitschko and his WBA counterpart David Haye, which takes place on June 25 or July 2 in Germany. Meehan believes the fight is a lot closer than most people think. He predicts a cat and mouse clash of styles, with Haye using quick defensive movements and Klitschko working his well known jab. But, he would not be surprised to see either fighter win the contest with a knockout.

David Haye will fight Vitali Klitschko this summer - if his brother Wladimir pulls out of their world heavyweight title unification showdown with injury.