Decision about Haye's opponent will be announced on September 16th

David Haye Public Workout, Tait & Barrett Added To "Stars Of The Future"

On Tuesday, September 16, members of the press and public are invited to Greenwich’s magnificent O2 Arena as guests of former WBC/WBA and WBO world cruiserweight champion David ‘The Hayemaker’ Haye. Proceedings kick off from 12pm. As well as working up a sweat in a public workout, Haye will also be joined by fellow Hayemaker Director Adam Booth and Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer to announce the name of ‘The Hayemaker’s next heavyweight opponent.. ​

As with Hayemaker Boxing’s successful forum in Rotherham, the O2 Arena floor will be open to both press and public. Naturally, this is a fantastic opportunity to quiz Haye on his impending heavyweight voyage as well as watch the man in action as he gears up to his heavyweight curtain raiser on November 15 at the O2 Arena – in a bout screened live and exclusively by Setanta Sports. ​

Also present on the day will be Hayemaker’s Head of Boxing Dave Coldwell and hot prospect George Groves. ​

Tait, Barrett Added To "Stars Of The Future" In London​

Gavin Tait and Ryan Barrett join big punching heavyweight Scott Belshaw as veterans anchoring a show designed to help bring four promising professional debutantes to the public eye on Frank Maloney's "Stars of the Future" bill this Saturday night at London's historic York Hall.​

Light welterweight Tait can always be counted on to deliver gutsy, hard-nosed performances and the Kent battler's contest on Saturday against rock-solid Coventry journeyman Baz Carey is sure to produce a thrilling test of wills.​

Barrett will be looking to get back on the winning track following a failed British title bid at featherweight against John Simpson but the local southpaw must overcome the challenge posed by iron-chinned light welter Michael Frontin, who has lost his last two contests by a grand total of three points to ex-English lightweight champ Scott Lawton and undefeated hot prospect Nicki Smedley.​

In the headlining bout, Belshaw meets seasoned Czech opponent Pavol Polakovic while heavyweight Tom Dallas, lightweight Liam Shinkwin, welterweight Vinnie Woolford and light middle Tomasz Grublys all make their pro debuts.​

Frank Maloney Promotions presents "Stars of the Future" on Saturday, September 13, 2008 at York Hall in London, England. Tickets are priced at £50 and £30 and are available by logging onto www.frankmaloney.com or by calling the Box Office at 0871 226 1508. ​

Gavin Tait photo ©Jane Warburton/MMG and free for use only with credit given to same.​

Frank Maloney Promotions returns to York Hall on Friday, October 17, 2008 for "Dapa Napa" a massive show featuring Ian Napa challenging European bantamweight champion Carmelo Ballone, British super flyweight champion Andy Bell defending against Lee Haskins and Tony Oakey facing Courtney Fry for the vacant English light heavyweight title. ​

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It seems like we will finally all know Haye's opponent by next Tuesday! So who do you guys think will be given the opportunity to take on the "Hayemaker"? Although, I would have preferred Haye to fight Toney, I think that Haye's choose the much safer option by fighting Rahman. ​

 

I doubt that Haye (although he regularly states so) will immediately go for Klitschko in case he wins his Novembre fight. I rather think that he will go for the WBC belt as he is already ranked n°4 in their rankings. If so, Toney would be a good choice in preparation for the 6"0 1/2 Peter (providing Peter gets past Vitali...).

 

That could very well be the case although I think that such a postponment would harm Haye's image a lot^.

 

I completely agree that Haye's fight is long overdue and that his constant trash talking is annoying! He should back it up by fighting someone credible.