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Bellew: Haye Carries The Sport in Bad Way - a Disgrace To Boxing!

•Feb 25, 2017

WBC cruiserweight world champion Tony Bellew believes David Haye is bad for the sport. The two domestic rivals will collide on March 4th at the O2 Arena in London. Sky Sports Box Office will carry the anticipated showdown. Bellew called Haye a "disgrace to boxing" for his pre-fight threats. The two boxers scuffled at their kickoff press conference in November and there was more physical drama when they came together at the Sky Sports studios to film "The Gloves Are Of."

Tony Bellew: I Want To Be Out Of Boxing Within 12 Months

Elliot Foster

•Feb 23, 2017

Tony Bellew has made it clear that he wants to be out of the sport of boxing within the next 12 months. The Liverpool cruiserweight, who is the current WBC champion and next week steps up to heavyweight to take on former WBA champion David Haye at London’s O2 Arena, made the revelations on Wednesday.

Bellew Warns Haye: Try Something - I'll Smack Your F***ing Face!

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 21, 2017

Tony Bellew has warned David Haye he will not hesitate to hit out should he feel provoked when the two Britons face off again prior to their heavyweight bout. A press conference to promote the fight three months ago turned ugly when Haye appeared to aim a punch at Bellew after being shoved by the Liverpudlian as the two met head-to-head, and a repeat of such scenes in the build up to their March 4 meeting could scupper their chances of even arriving in the ring.

Haye: I Know I Can Beat Joshua, I Want To Fight Him Next

Edward Chaykovsky

•Feb 20, 2017

Former two division world champion David Haye is eager to secure a huge domestic showdown with Anthony Joshua - if the IBF world heavyweight champion defeats Wladimir Klitschko on April 29th at Wembley Stadium. Joshua (18-0, 18 KOs) vs. Klitschko (64-4, 53 KOs) will also have the vacant WBA, IBO world titles at stake.

Haye: I Could Be in My Worst Shape and KO Bellew in One Round!

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 16, 2017

David Haye has emphatically rejected Tony Bellew's criticism of his training camp, claiming he could win their upcoming bout inside one round even if he was in the worst shape of his career. Haye will take on Bellew, who is stepping up from cruiserweight to fight the former WBA heavyweight champion, at the O2 Arena on March 4.

Malignaggi, Haye On Target For UK Fights; Tarver Return in Play?

Danny Alvarez

•Feb 14, 2017

Last week, BoxingScene.com was on hand at the 5th Street Gym in South Beach, Miami - as a number of contenders prepared for upcoming fights. The former gym of a young Muhammad Ali has become a hotbed for championship fighters and contenders.

Hearn: Bellew, if He Beats Haye, Would Be in The Mix For Joshua

Edward Chaykovsky

•Feb 12, 2017

Tony Bellew (28-2-1, 18 KOs) could become the newest player in the heavyweight division - if he defeats former two division world champion David Haye on March 4th at the O2 Arena in London. Bellew, who holds the WBC cruiserweight title, is taking a big risk by heading up to the heavyweight ranks - where a muscular Haye is waiting with one punch knockout power.

Photo: David Haye is Jacked, Vows To Blast Out Tony Bellew

Edward Chaykovsky

•Feb 11, 2017

For the last few weeks, WBC cruiserweight world champion Tony Bellew has claimed that David Haye was overlooking him and not taking his training camp seriously. Judging by Haye's latest photo, he's in the best shape of his career since coming back to the sport last January. Along with his head trainer Shane McGuigan, Haye showed off his jacked physique.

Bellew: Booth Protected Haye, Would Have Never Let Us Fight

Edward Chaykovsky

•Feb 10, 2017

A few weeks ago, WBC cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew claimed that his upcoming opponent, David Haye, was basically friendless and had nobody looking out for him. Bellew claimed that Haye's last "real friend" was former trainer Adam Booth. Haye is presently trained by Shane McGuigan.

David Price's Coach Reacts To The Critics, David Haye's Taunts

Edward Chaykovsky

•Feb 8, 2017

David Coldwell, the head trainer for Olympic bronze medal winner David Price (21-4, 18 KOs), is devastated after his fighter was once again knocked out last Saturday night in London. Price started off well and even dropped opponent Christian Hammer in the fifth round. But he couldn't finish Hammer off, and the German boxer battled back. Price seemed to fade with each passing round and by the seventh he was exhausted as Hammer was unloading with punches. Once Price appeared to be defenseless the referee jumped in to wave off the fight.