He can hope all he wants.. It's not going to magically appear in front of him, he needs to earn it. He's been out for over 2 years, a tune up or two then he'll starting getting phone calls from top heavies and their promoters looking to fight, but Haye thinks he's more important than he actually is so I don't see him going down the normal/sensible route.
Haye should fight charr or Ustinov, both well ranked but slow and limited, target practice for haye and back in the mix. I reckon he might even try and get a fight with thompson.
Any of those would be more than serviceable opponents after 2 years of being out of the ring, but it's not likely to happen.
Earning or deserving it doesn't matter. It's all about th $$$, which is why I still think Haye will fight Fury.
I don't think either will be in his plans robo. Hell not go in the same city as Wlad again,let alone the same ring. Im positive about that. And he's too shrewd to deposit a load of money in Tyson Furys bank account. I do believe Peter Fury is serious about that.
Because after 2 years out,they're probably too tough,I think. You'd be looking at a couple of warm up fights before that,which would probably take him to 2016 at the earliest.
And he's got to beat contenders to get to that stage. Povetkin,Stiverne,Wilder,Jennings all beat him,I think. They're all better than his best heavyweight victims Valuev and Derek.
I'm not so sure. I honestly think fury would want it. Unfinished business as far as he's concerned. Despite what a lot of people think, I think Furys in it for more than the money. As for wlad, I think haye knows he doesn't really have much chance of beating him, but if the money is right.......
I think if he gets past Stiverne,who is a bit of a beast,David will realise that its not all been hype,that he's the real deal and will steer well clear. But I don't think david will get to that point.