David Haye & Dereck Chisora to fight at Upton Park

[red g]

So, Amir Khan next. I'll watch that tomorrow morning rather than stay up

On what?

[Daniel 7]

On what?

On my laptop

[red g]

On my laptop

cheers for your help

[Daniel 7]

I'll just look for a download tomorrow. There are usually some on piratebay / torrentleech, that kind of thing.

[Gibbo]

Apperently Vitalis management have said there will be no fight between him and Haye

[Alex]

Of course there will be. Who else is there to fight them.

[Gibbo]

Tyson Fury

[Daniel 7]

Chicken!

[Daniel 7]

Tyson Fury is a ****ing idiot. I really hope Price gets a fight with him and knocks the cretin out.

[red g]

Tyson Fury is a ****ing idiot. I really hope Price gets a fight with him and knocks the cretin out.

Tyson Fury will never take that fight. As soon as he comes up against a talented fighter it will be KO for him.

[Bender]

David Haye believes he may have scared off Vitali Klitschko after his comprehensive win over Dereck Chisora on Saturday night.

Haye and Chisora put to bed their long-running feud at Upton Park in their heavyweight bout as Haye claimed a fifth-round victory.

"I'd be very confident if I fought him, but I have a feeling that maybe this performance was too good. "

But the Londoner has raised doubts as to whether Klitschko, who struggled to a points victory over Chisora in March, has the stomach to face him.

"Vitali doesn't want to fight me. Look what I did against Chisora and look what he did against him," he said.

"Why would a 40-year-old man fight someone as young, fresh and powerful as me? It doesn't make sense. Vitali's a politician and he'll find a way to get out of the fight.

"The whole idea of this fight was to get a measuring stick to show how I perform against the same opponent. I've proved my point.

"I'd be very confident if I fought him, but I have a feeling that maybe this performance was too good.

"Maybe if I'd struggled on points the fight would have been made, but after a spectacular win I'm not sure if he's in the business of having hard fights."

Haye paid tribute to the 30,000 fans who braved pouring rain in East London to provide a unique atmosphere.

"When I was in there I could hear the crowd going mental, it felt like a great fight," Haye said.

"We were both throwing knockout punches from the opening bell and that's what heavyweight boxing should be about.

"This has really put heavyweight boxing back on the map, it can only help the division. Everyone who was at this fight got their money's worth."

Klitschko, the WBC champion, will take on the unbeaten, yet unknown Manuel Charr in September in what is likely to be his last fight.

.....shut the **** up Haye

[Shaggy]

It'll never happen obviously but Price v Haye would be superb for British boxing

[Bender]

that would and should be the logical step for haye a few fights before the klitchkoes