Heavyweight champion from Britain Tyson Fury (33-0-1, 24 KOs), apparently, seriously set out to fight with compatriot David Haye, the conqueror of cruiserweight and heavyweight.
Fury is not bothered by the fact that a potential opponent hung up his gloves in 2018 after two straight losses to Tony Bellew. The thing is that their full-time fight was supposed to take place back in 2013 – the fight was disrupted twice, in both cases through the fault of Haye.
Fury has previously called the failed opponent “profibox’s biggest sissy”, but still
gives then a chance to fix everything: “Mr. broken finger, it still needs to be done, what do you think? He avoided me twice, remember? First, he referred to an injured eye, then to the need for shoulder surgery. I’m thinking, how can this asshole look at himself in the mirror in the morning after that?”
Fury believes that “He has three more fights left in Britain” – Haye is one of them. Earlier, the champion spoke about how he became a boxing fan: “After this upset, I became interested in fighting for real.”