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

•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.

Haye vs. Fury on September 28th at Manchester Arena

Random Hits

•Jul 9, 2013

David Haye and Tyson Fury look set for a heavyweight showdown in Manchester on September 28 after both boxers' camps confirmed the deal in a joint press release. Haye and Fury will officially confirm details of the fight at a press conference scheduled for London on Thursday. The announcement comes one day after Haye posted a video on social media sites purporting to show him signing a contract for the hotly-anticipated contest. Fury did not comment on Haye's claims but the fact his promoters Hennessy Sports added their name to the press release suggests the fight is now a done deal. The joint statement read: "David Haye and Tyson Fury, both world-ranked, charismatic and dangerous, have agreed to a highly-anticipated domestic showdown on Saturday September 28 at the Manchester Arena.

Haye vs. Fury: Tyson Signs, Presser is Set For Thursday

Terence Dooley

•Jul 9, 2013

Promoter Mick Hennessey has confirmed that Tyson Fury has signed on the dotted line for a showdown with former WBA heavyweight titlist David Haye on September 28 at Manchester's MEN Arena venue. Haye signed his contract yesterday, prompting Peter Fury, Fury's trainer, to tell BoxingScene that they were close to inking their side of the pact, and Team Fury have been as good as their word.

David Haye on Board, Signs Contract To Fight Tyson Fury

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 8, 2013

Former two division champion David Haye (26-2, 24KOs) has signed his part of the contract to face heavyweight rival Tyson Fury (21-0, 15KOs) at Manchester Arena on September 28. The two boxers have been negotiating for weeks, but Haye has finally put his name to paper. But is there trouble brewing? Haye says there are rumors that Fury is now trying to face the man whgo beat David Price, twice, Tony Thompson.

Peter Fury Confirms Haye Signed, Tyson To Ink Next

Terence Dooley

•Jul 8, 2013

By Terence Dooley As is the norm these days, news of a big fight has broke via Twitter after London's David Haye Tweeted that he has signed his side of a deal to meet Manchester's Tyson Fury on September 28. Haye Tweeted a photo of himself signing a piece of paper, presumably the contract, earlier today. The former WBA titlist has now placed the ball firmly in Fury's court and his move should bring about an outcome to a "will they, won't they" saga that went into overdrive when Fury Tweeted Haye a 80-20 offer a few weeks ago, which was later revealed to be a tongue-in-cheek response to Haye's claim that his domestic rival had refused an initial 50-50 deal. Peter Fury, who trains Tyson, recently told BoxingScene that they are happy with the even split and, therefore, the fight should come together without any further problems once a few final details have been ironed out: "We're nearly all set, we are just waiting on a final document from Sky," said Fury when confirming the latest development to Boxingscene.com Haye, 26-2 (24), has now left it to Fury, 21-0 (15), to put pen to paper on a fight that has already attracted a huge amount of attention here in the U.K. Please send news and views to neckodeemus@hotmail.co.uk or Twitter @Terryboxing.

Tyson Fury: I'm Knocking David Haye Dead Spark Out!

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 4, 2013

Tyson Fury has delivered a chilling warning to David Haye as the heavyweight rivals edge closer to a blockbuster bout later this year. Fury and Haye's teams have been locked in talks this month about a possible clash, expected to be in September, and there is growing speculation about the pair finally reaching an agreement. This grudge match should provide plenty of headlines and hype as two of the sport's biggest personalities collide, and Fury insists he has targeted Haye since becoming a paid fighter. "It's just something that I've wanted to do for a while now," he told the Ringside Toe 2 Toe podcast.

Haye vs. Fury Clash Could Be Announced This Week

BoxingScene Staff

•Jun 30, 2013

According to the Daily Star, David Haye (26-2, 24KOs) and Tyson Fury (21-0, 15KOs) will this week announce their heavyweight showdown at Manchester Arena on September 28. Despite former world champion Haye claiming on Twitter last week the fight was in doubt over money, the two Britons are expected to sign contracts in the next few days. The fight between Londoner Haye, 32, and 6ft 9ins Fury, 25, will be shown on pay-per-view TV, either on Sky Box Office or Primetime.

Peter Fury: If Haye Fight Falls Through, Don't Blame Us

Terence Dooley

•Jun 28, 2013

Peter Fury believes that a showdown between his nephew Tyson Fury, 25, and former WBA heavyweight titlist David Haye would be a huge fight here in the U.K, as well as being a natural move for both parties. Contrary to this week’s Tweets between the two heavyweights, the trainer insists that his charge has only asked for a fair share of the purse, rather than the 80-20 spit that he offered via Twitter in response to Haye’s claim that the Mancunian is refusing a 50-50 deal.

Fury: I Deserve More Money Than 'Has-Been' David Haye

Edward Chaykovsky

•Jun 27, 2013

Heavyweight contender Tyson Fury (21-0, 15KOs) admits that he wants, and deserves, more money in a financial split with former two division champion David Haye (26-2, 24KOs). Discussions to make the fight continue. Haye offered Fury a 50-50 split, but Fury countered with an 80-20 demand. Fury says there is room to negotiate the split, but he refuses to sign off on any deal where Haye receives an equal share or more money than him. If Haye does not agree to Fury's demands by the end of this month, then Fury will move on.

Martin Rogan: David Haye Will Destroy Tyson Fury!

Edward Chaykovsky

•Jun 18, 2013

Veteran Martin Rogan is picking former two division world champion David Haye to destroy undefeated Tyson Fury if a fight is finalized for the fall. Last year Rogan was stopped in five rounds by Fury, but the Irish slugger is looking at their mutual performances against Dereck Chisora - who Fury decisioned and Haye demolished by knockout in five rounds.