Haye must put up or shut: Derek Chisora

DEREK CHISORA reckons David Haye should retire if he is not man enough to face Audley Harrison.

Haye has been accused of stalling on a deal to put his WBA title on the line against his former friend on November 13.
Harrison, 38, claims the contract is done and dusted and Chisora cannot believe the Hayemaker is reluctant to sign on the dotted line.
Unbeaten Del Boy said: "Make your mind up Haye because I'll quite easily knock out Harrison if you can't do it.
"You are running away from the Klitschko brothers like a thief in the night and if you can't beat a powder-puff like Harrison, you should pack up."
Chisora picked up the British heavyweight crown by destroying Danny Williams at Upton Park in May.
And the Zimbabwe-born slugger, who faces Sam Sexton in Birmingham next month, does not believe Harrison should be anywhere near a world title shot.
He added: "Harrison still hasn't won the British title that he promised to do inside eight fights when he turned pro.
"He's won 27 fights now. I've got the British title so if he wants to finally come good on his promise, here's his chance.
"To be honest, I can't believe he's close to getting a world title shot after needing a lucky punch to beat Michael Sprott.
"If he gets in the ring with me, I'll knock him spark out.
"The future of British heavyweight boxing is me, not an old man like Harrison."

 

Agreed, wont make half of the money but atleast a better opponent. but like i said before its got to the stage now where i dont give a toss who he fignts next aslong as he gets on signed and offical