Vitali Klitschko vs. David Haye Agreed Upon For June?

[Rocky.]

Oh yeah cant wait for this, hopefully its going to happen at a big arena in the uk so i can go to it

[Ben_London]

Haye can´t win, if he wanted to fight 10 bums and win the WBO belt he´d get slaughtered for not going after the best, he goes after the best and people still have a go at him. By the way, we still don´t know how good Vitali is after 4 years out because he fought an overweight statue in Sam Peter.

[delipooke]

David Haye's balls =

After vitali bounced hhim around the ring:

[Scott9945]

Unless a deal is made, Klitschko won't have a title to defend if he doesn't fight JC Gomez first.

[Ramamaiden]

great....this will be a very interesting fight. and if haye wins, then the fight against wlad is inevitable

[johnkraus]

Wow, that sucks for Haye.

[warp1432]

Unless a deal is made, Klitschko won't have a title to defend if he doesn't fight JC Gomez first.

Yeah I was just about to ask that. Maybe that's why june? **** they should have Haye vs Wlad and Vitali vs Gomez first in April.

I really hope Vitali makes it out of training camp though. I'm really surprised he made it out for Peter.

[camymcf]

haye has some serious balls taking this fight

wlad first would have been the better option

hoping this is in the UK at a big stadium

come on haye!!!

[_Hunter_]

Audley would have a chacne against vitali

[eno666]

Klitscho fight done deal - Haye

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/7782894.stm

David Haye claims he has agreed a deal to fight WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko in London next June.
He said the deal was done in Germany after he had seen Klitchko's brother, Wladimir, beat Hasim Rahman to retain his IBF and WBO heavyweight titles.
Haye told the BBC: "We sat down and talked numbers that made sense for both sides, and it's done and dusted.
"We agreed terms and just need to dot the I's and cross the T's. Plain and simple, this is how boxing should be."
Haye has had one fight at heavyweight, knocking out Monte Barrett in five rounds, since stepping up from cruiserweight, at which he was undisputed world champion.
Vitali Klitschko boasts an impressive record of 35 wins and two losses from his 37 fights, the latter defeat at the hands of Lennox Lewis in Los Angeles in 2005.
The Ukrainian reclaimed the WBC belt - which he had vacated in 2005 by announcing his retirement - with a comprehensive victory over Samuel Peter in October.
"This is going to be the biggest fight since Lennox (Lewis) and (Mike) Tyson," Londoner Haye, 28, told BBC Radio Five Live.
"I have said from day one I am going to be the undisputed cruiserweight and heavyweight champion. I have not disappointed.
"I am not cherry-picking, I am going after the most dangerous fighter on the planet."