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David Haye will take a break from training to confirm the new date for his cruiserweight showdown with Jean-Marc Mormeck.
The Hayemaker will leave his Cyprus base to return to London and promote the new November 10 date for the eagerly-awaited unification fight.
The WBA and WBC world title battle will take place in Mormeck's back yard at the Palais des Sports Marcel Cerdan in the north west suburbs of Paris.
It was originally scheduled for Friday, September 28th, but with the French capital currently playing host to the rugby World Cup, was put back by six weeks.
Haye is at the half-way point in preparing for the biggest fight of his career to date and is confident he can sign off from the cruiserweight division in style.
"I'm right in the middle of my training and am feeling great," he said. "I've heard reports from France that Mormeck is also in training and is looking as fit and determined as he's ever looked.
"He knows I am a serious threat to his position at the top of the cruiserweight division."
SKY SPORTS
David Haye will take a break from training to confirm the new date for his cruiserweight showdown with Jean-Marc Mormeck.
The Hayemaker will leave his Cyprus base to return to London and promote the new November 10 date for the eagerly-awaited unification fight.
The WBA and WBC world title battle will take place in Mormeck's back yard at the Palais des Sports Marcel Cerdan in the north west suburbs of Paris.
It was originally scheduled for Friday, September 28th, but with the French capital currently playing host to the rugby World Cup, was put back by six weeks.
Haye is at the half-way point in preparing for the biggest fight of his career to date and is confident he can sign off from the cruiserweight division in style.
"I'm right in the middle of my training and am feeling great," he said. "I've heard reports from France that Mormeck is also in training and is looking as fit and determined as he's ever looked.
"He knows I am a serious threat to his position at the top of the cruiserweight division."
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