Hayemaker Promotions and UKTV are delighted to announce that David Haye’s victory over Arnold Gjergjaj was another huge success. With a peak audience of 2.5m tuning in, ‘Haye Day II’ formed part of Dave’s biggest day in its history.
David Haye’s brazen promise to bring boxing back to the masses might just have backfired after his latest night on Saturday. It was a show with more than a few comic turns and none more so than the two headline acts.. Haye makes no secret of the fact that his ‘events’ are not particularly aimed at boxing fans, those who study the form before electing to part with their hard-earned.
David Haye is said to have made a seven-figure sum from his last fight. The former world heavyweight champion is already among Britain’s top-earning sportsman, with reported career earnings of around £25million, and he is believed to have picked up a further £1million on Saturday
London - Former two division world champion David Haye (28-2, 26KOs) continued his conquest to a heavyweight title with two round demolition over previously undefeated Arnold Gjergjaj (29-1, 21KOs), who went down four times.
Boxing is often no laughing matter, so fair play to the comedy channel ‘Dave’ for coming back for seconds and screening the latest episode of David Haye’s comeback on Saturday night. The more boxing that reaches people’s living rooms the better.
London’s David Haye (27-2, 25 KOs) fights for the second time this year when he meets Arnold Gjergjaj (29-0, 21 early) at London’s O2 Arena tomorrow night, but persistent injury niggles and operations almost prevented the former cruiserweight champion and WBA heavyweight titlist from ever fighting again.
David Haye will be seeking to address concerns over his declining speed raised by Lennox Lewis when he faces unheralded Kosovan Arnold Gjergjaj at The O2 on Saturday.
David Haye (27-2, 25 KOs) hit the scales at 224lbs earlier today ahead of tomorrow night’s showdown against Switzerland's Arnold Gjergjaj (29-0, 21 stoppages) at London’s O2 Arena; the visitor scaled 237lbs.
Haye, Briggs Photos and Weighin Videos - Former two-division champ David Haye is set for the second fight of his current comeback tour as he takes on unbeaten Arnold Gjergjaj in a scheduled 10-round heavyweight clash.
Former two-division champ David Haye is set for the second fight of his current comeback tour as he takes on unbeaten Arnold Gjergjaj in a scheduled 10-round heavyweight clash. The bout tops a full night of action at a sold-out O2 Arena in London, England, which played host to Haye's ring return earlier this year. The 35-year old Brit weighed 227.25 for that bout, a 1st round knockout of hopelessly overmatched Mark de Mori. Haye knocked off a few pounds for his latest venture, tipping the scales at a healthy 224 pounds for his second fight of 2016 following a 3-1/2 year hiatus. Gjergjaj weighed in at 237 pounds for his first career match outside of his adopted Switzerland homeland.