
Frank Warren Shreds Haye, Jabs Amir Khan Over Sky
DAVID HAYE'S lackluster show in defending his WBA title against Wladimir Klitschko turned him from media darling to major letdown.

DAVID HAYE'S lackluster show in defending his WBA title against Wladimir Klitschko turned him from media darling to major letdown.

WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan took notice of a recent statement that was made by once-beaten super middleweight, James DeGale. The Olympic gold medal winner made a comment regarding the job that his promoter, Frank Warren, was able to do by resurrecting Khan's career after his 2008 knockout loss to Breidis Prescott. DeGale, who recently lost the first fight of his career against George Groves, will face Poland’s Piotr Wilczewski for the European title in September.

Promoter Frank Warren is willing to match undefeated British champion Dereck Chisora, provided he defeats Tyson Fury on July 23, against Wladimir Klitschko or David Haye. Klitschko, who decisioned David Haye last Saturday in Hamburg, has already stated that his next opponent is possibly going to be the Chisora-Fury winner. Chisora had been scheduled to face Klitschko twice, and both times Wladimir withdrew with an abdominal injury.

Frank Warren said David Haye was a "cry baby" for blaming his loss to Wladimir Klitschko on a broken toe.

BOTH carry a big punch and that could be the key for Haye. Between them they have 84 fights and 72 knockouts.

Lennox Lewis has defended David Haye's actions in the build-up to tomorrow's fight with Wladimir Klitschko and insists the Londoner has not over-stepped the mark with his trash-talking.

Frank Warren says David Haye has gone too far with his claims that he'll decapitate Wladimir Klitschko.

THE Brits abroad boxing roadshow has reached Germany - with Matthew Macklin fighting Felix Sturm for the WBA middleweight title tonight and the Haye v Klitschko blockbuster in Hamburg next week.

A QUESTION I am often asked - what's a promoter's biggest headache?

WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan has issued a few verbal jabs at his former promoter Frank Warren. Khan's temper was raised after reading an article where Warren made a few critical comments about the British boxer's attendance figures for his fights in the United States. Khan disputes those comments and tells Warren that lightweight Kevin Mitchell is going to knock John Murray out on July 9th.