Don't know if this has already been posted, a little piece from Haye in a London paper http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/stand...-tips-prove-hes-a-big-fan-of-the-hayemaker.do Another day, another football match. Last night Audley Harrison and I rolled up to the City of Manchester Stadium for the derby between Manchester City and Manchester United the goalless draw turned out to be as dull as Audley's fights. I was lucky enough to jump on board the United coach en route to the game. I checked in with my pal Rio Ferdinand and also shook the hand of Sir Alex Ferguson, arguably the greatest manager ever. Sir Alex wished me luck and told me exactly what I needed to do to beat Audley. I could tell he was a fan of The Hayemaker'. After the game I travelled on down to Ricky Hatton's gymnasium for a light workout. Ricky's place remains one of the best gyms I've ever had the pleasure to train in, it's always nice to drop in there when I'm in Manchester. We didn't do anything too heavy or strenuous but I brushed up on a few punches and moves and kept the engine ticking over ahead of the weekend. It's fair to say I couldn't be better prepared for what lies ahead. Earlier in the day, Audley had the chance to do some more of the stuff he does best chat rubbish. We held a press conference and Audley was up to his usual tricks and illusions. He even had the Audacity see what I did there? to invent an imaginary sparring session that took place between us four years ago. Not content with talking about how I kicked his backside in Miami, Audley now assures everybody that he got the better of me in a subsequent session. As you can all probably guess by now like most of Audley's boasts, goals and dreams it never happened.
Adam Smith does my head in, look how scared he looks inbetween Haye & Harrison. He's always got that terrified look on his face, get a grip man. http://www.skysports.com/video/inline/0,26691,12602_6501166,00.html
Im watching on German tv in the uk for free and its perfectly legal.Anyone can do it.The Froch fight will be the same as will all the fights the klits have lined up.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=129194&p=2662369#p2662369 Ed Robinson wants peoples thoughts here......and in typical boxrec fashion there are ass kissing any celeb that comes on.
Haye three stone lighter Champion comes in just over 15 stone for Harrison showdown Last updated: 12th November 2010 This content is protected Haye three stone lighter This content is protected Haye v Harrison Best of Enemies 8.00pm, Saturday Novermber 13 Box Office Info! Video David Haye weight in just over three stone lighter than Audley Harrison for Best of Enemies showdown. The WBA champion tipped the scales at 15st ½lb, his lowest weight yet as a heavyweight at Friday's weigh-in at the Lowry Theatre in Manchester. Harrison, This content is protected in contrast, was just two pounds lighter than his career heaviest, at a whopping 18st 1½lbs - a daunting 42½lbs heavier. With Lennox Lewis This content is protected in attendance, the challenger was first on the scales and was booed by some sections of the 1,000-strong crowd. Haye This content is protected came in second sporting a t-shirt with 'No You Can't' emblazoned across the front and literally hopped and off the scales. He kept that off for the rest of the weigh-in, while Harrison was quick to put his back on. When MC Gary Logan read out Haye's weight there was an audible gasp, but the champion insists his lightness does not mean he is going to hit and run as he did with Nikolai Valuev. This content is protected "Adam (Booth) said before we started training that if I hit all of my targets in the gym, if I did all the training that he wanted me to do and I didn't get any injuries that I would come in at around 15 stone," he told Sky Sports News. "Adam knows me and my body, I know my body; I thought that if I have a perfect training camp, do all of the rounds of sparring, hit all of the targets on the running track - my weight naturally comes down. I burn off unnecessary fat and I become light. "I'm stronger now than I was before my last fight and the fight before that so I'm pushing more weights; I'm lighter, I'm faster. My sparring partners can't believe how much power I generate from being only 15 stone but I'm really happy with that weight. "It's the lightest I've ever fought at heavyweight - even back in 2007 I was 217 pounds - so I'm in a great place and I'm very, very happy with the weight." Harrison though was equally confident, even though he weight close to the 254lbs and 255lbs he weight in defeats to Michael Sprott This content is protected and Dominic Guinn. He insists he and trainer Shadeed Suluki didn't think Haye would come in heavy and is clearly planning to take on the role of immovable object and drag the fight into the later rounds. "I have got into David Haye's mind," he said. He's scared to lose, so he's trained and trained himself like a crazy man - he's got big pictures of me all over his wall - and that's why he's come in so light. "Me, I've taken my time, I've been professional in my camp and really brought myself. I'm peak and I'm ready for Saturday night. "David Haye's going to be in a whole heap of trouble if the fight goes into the late rounds, I guarantee you that. I know in his mind he's hoping it's an early night, but I've told him I'm going nowhere in this fight."
Audley Harrison 18st David Haye 15st Both fighters looked in good shape and are keen to get into the ring. for further updates: www.skysports.com/bestofenemies G
Haye: Chisora won't wreck my Wlad plans Friday, 12 November 2010 By Richard Cawley DAVID Haye doesn't expect Dereck Chisora to throw his plans for a unification fight with Wladimir Klitschko into chaos when his fellow Londoner challenges for the IBF and WBO titles on December 11. If unbeaten British champion Chisora, who has had just 14 fights, did cause a huge shock by defeating the Ukrainian it could end the Bermondsey puncher's hopes of a 2011 showdown as "Del Boy" would, as part of his contract, then have to face Klitschko's older brother Vitali, the WBC king. But Haye said: "The British Boxing Board of Control probably wouldn't have sanctioned me against Chisora. "I hope he gets a good payday and doesn't have to pay too many other people out of his purse because it could be his last fight if he really gives it some. Wladimir enjoys guys who fight like him - not too much movement and eat jabs. "Chisora has to work on his punch evasion. Compared with his previous fights this is almost a different sport - it is that big a jump in class. How many times has Chisora been in with someone at European level, let alone world class? "Every advantage is in Wladimir's favour. I don't give Chisora any chance." See today's South London Press for four pages on Haye v Harrison.