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Fury's Trainer: Haye Will Be A lot Easier Than People Think

•Jul 19, 2013

Tyson Fury's trainer insists his fighter is ready to produce a 'world class' display and expects a dominant win over David Haye. The 25-year-old Fury is facing the biggest test of his career when he battles Haye at Manchester Arena on September 28th, live on Sky Sports HD Box Office. Haye is a former two-weight world champion and enters the fight as favourite, but opposing trainer Peter Fury is confident his man will make a mockery of the pre-fight predictions. Pundits have suggested that Haye holds advantages in speed, power and experience, but Peter expects the younger fighter to shine in the big spotlight.

Bryant Jennings: Haye vs. Fury is a Battle of Glass Chins

Ryan Burton

•Jul 16, 2013

BoxingScene.com caught up with heavyweight contender Bryant Jennings during last week's edition of ESPN Friday Night Fights in Las Vegas, Nevada. Some interesting fights are on the horizon in the heavyweight division and I asked the undefeated Philadephia based fighter for his opinion on the upcoming clashes. Jennings feels that both David Haye and Tyson Fury are flawed fighters but feels that Haye will pull off the victory in their September tilt. "I got David Haye winning but both of their chins are questionable. David Haye has a lot more speed. A lot more athleticism. Tyson Fury is a lot tougher. He has heart and he has a strong will but there are two glass chins in there," Jennings stated.

Frank Warren Breaks Down Haye-Fury, Talks DeGale

Frank Warren

•Jul 13, 2013

Nothing invokes interest in our sport more than a feisty heavyweight showdown. Though I have no involvement, I’m excited at this week’s announcement that unbeaten Manchester traveller Tyson Fury and ex WBA champion David Haye are to square off at the Manchester Arena on 28th September. It’s a collision that has huge significance not just to British boxing but also the flagging world heavyweight scene. Both are highly rated by the major sanctioning organisations, both have gargantuan egos and both are executioners who possess the artillery to incapacitate the opposition with a single blow. Regardless of which camp you’re rooting for, this is a fight that will generate huge business and more importantly inspire lively debate among all sports fans which is what boxing requires. Hats off to Hayemaker and Hennessy Sports for putting the fight together.

Haye on Fury's Tactics: No Way Does He Last 4, 5 Rounds

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 13, 2013

Former two division champion David Haye is a man on a mission, and he hopes to knock undefeated Tyson Fury out on September 28th in Manchester. Haye wants to wrong the rights of his performance againt Wladimir Klitschko. To do so, he wants to end Fury within the distance. He doesnt see Fury being able to last more than four to five rounds. "I underperformed that night against Wladimir," admitted Haye to Sky Sports Ringside. "It was a bad performance. It was one of those things that did not work out on the night, just like it won't work out for Fury on his big night."

Fury: I Will Chop Haye Up, Rip His Face and Body To Bits!

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 12, 2013

Former world cruiserweight and heavyweight champion David Haye has finally met his match in the talking department, with undefeated Tyson Fury promising to break him in half on September 28th at Manchester Arena, live on Sky Sports HD Box Office. Fury had a lot to say when the two boxers faced off at a press conference event on Thursday. And then the two fighters went head to head again, this time on Sky Sports Ringside, where Fury once again verbally lashed out in Haye's direction.

Fury To Haye: You Stink The Place Out and Blame Your Toe

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 11, 2013

Heavyweight juggernauts David 'The Hayemaker' Haye and Tyson Fury will battle it out for bragging rights and a whole lot more on Saturday, September 28 at the Manchester Arena. Their coming together marks not only the most important heavyweight encounter of 2013, but also the biggest fight staged in Britain for many, many years. And, given the world-ranked pair's outspoken nature and ability to score eye-catching knockouts, this heavyweight showdown is likely to live long in the memory. The 32-year-old Haye is a hard-hitting former WBA heavyweight champion of the world, as well as the former WBC, WBA and WBO cruiserweight titleholder. The Londoner has finished 24 of his 26 professional victories via crushing knockout and suffered defeat only twice.

Video: David Haye, Tyson Fury Trade Words at Presser

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 11, 2013

Haye-Fury on Sky Box Office, Peter Fury Discusses Twitter

Terence Dooley

•Jul 11, 2013

As expected, the heavyweight showdown between former WBA titlist David Haye, 26-2 (24), and former British and Commonwealth champion Tyson Fury, 21-0 (10) will be shown live on Sky Sports Box Office on September 28. Mick Hennessy, who promotes Fury, and Hayemaker Promotions have put the fight together and it will take place at the Manchester Arena. Peter Fury, Tyson's uncle and trainer, confirmed Sky's involvement on Monday when telling BoxingScene that Team Fury were waiting on some final documentation from the broadcaster before putting pen to paper.

Haye vs. Fury: Hayemaker Expect a Very Rapid Sellout

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 11, 2013

David Haye expects his fight with Tyson Fury on September 28 to be a quick-sell-out and has urged his legions of fans to grab their tickets while they still can. The heavyweight showdown, scheduled to take place at the 20,000-seater Manchester Arena later this summer, is considered by most to be the biggest fight held in Britain for many years. And, for that reason, 'The Hayemaker' is encouraging swiftness at the box office. Haye's manager and trainer, Adam Booth, told Sky Sports Ringside that 10,000 tickets have already been grabbed up in three hours.

Fury: Haye, You Have To Put Me Out of My Misery To Win!

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 11, 2013

Tyson Fury lit the blue touch paper ahead of his highly-anticipated fight against David Haye by belittling the former WBA heavyweight champion's record and labelling him a "celebrity little fighting man". The 24-year-old Fury is unbeaten in 21 professional fights and has opted to face fellow British heavyweight Haye rather than fight Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev to set up a title shot against Wladimir Klitschko. He is known for his no-nonsense approach and was attempting to rile Haye for the majority of their press conference previewing the September 28 fight in Manchester. Fury beat American Steve Cunningham in New York three months ago to maintain his unblemished record and was quick to deride Haye's achievements. In front of a packed press room at the Park Plaza Hotel, Fury questioned Haye's previous performances and hit out at his opponent's new media career, which has included an appearance on ITV's reality show 'I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here'. Addressing Haye, Fury blasted "Let's not get things confused - I'm a dog and I am chucking you a bone. Before the Tyson Fury fight where were you going to go? I'm giving you a chance to a little claim to fame. "I'm on everyone's tongue and you are the one who just stinks the place out against people.