David Haye back into WBC!!

WBC welcomed backed David Haye - paving the way for a £10million superfight with Vitali Klitschko.
The former heavyweight world champion emerged from retirement to stop Dereck Chisora in five rounds in July.

And Haye admitted he would consider one final showdown with the elder Klitschko brother who holds WBC belt.

The 31-year-old, who does not have a British boxing licence, held amicable talks with the WBC last week and a spokesman said: 'David Haye is welcome to return to the WBC. WBC president Jose Sulaiman spoke with David, who wants to return to fight for our organisation.' After his victory over Chisora, Haye said: ‘He (Vitali) will no doubt fight some chump and then retire to be a politician. If he wants to fight me then I’m ready.’ 

David Haye To Take On Tom Hardy!!!!

David Haye will going to fight against Tom Hardy. The sales proceed from this match goes to charity.

Tom Hardy who has only accepted the challenge to fight against the professional boxer only if all the money goes to charity such as Help for Heroes, the Prince's Trust, Breakthrough Breast Cancer, Bowel Cancer Research and homeless charity FLACK.

Hardy said: "Hardy v Hayemaker? No problem. Let me take my make-up off first. I'll fight him as soon as I get back from the Congo with my mates if he wants.

"I've never fought a professional heavyweight, it'll be an experience.

"I would obviously prefer my first professional fight to be against someone in my weight category but hey-ho."

He added: "Let's have it. We all know how this is going to end don't we ... not good for Tommy.

"This is sort of like Mickey Rourke. But Mickey's a better actor and boxer than me. How about singing lessons instead?"

David commented: ""I think it would be easier to play a hero at the moment, but I would like to play a villain and Bane just looks so vicious. If someone finds a baddie for me to play then I reckon I could pull that part off.

 "I really want to learn to act, I've had to train so hard for so many years that it'll be interesting having to learn something all over again."

David Haye Desired to Appear as an Actor!!!!

David Haye plans to commence his movie career by play a "bad guy" in a film. The very well known boxer is now looking forward to appear an an actor in the near future and he is eager to take on the role of a villain in a big screen production.

He said that his likely film characters are always antagonists, such as Arnold Schwarzenegger's titular character in 1984 action movie 'The Terminator'.

Speaking at the European premiere of 'The Dark Knight Rises' in London's Leicester Square, he told BANG Showbiz: "I wouldn't mind playing a bad guy in a film, if someone finds a baddie for me to play then I reckon I could pull that part off.

"For some reason I've always loved the big bad guys in films I watch, like the Terminator. He was a brilliant character."

He added: "I think it would be easier to play a hero at the moment, but I would like to play a villain.

"I really want to learn to act, I've had to train so hard for so many years that it'll be interesting having to learn something all over again."

David Haye told Vitali Klitschko: Fight me or I quit

Previous night David Haye told that Vitali Klitschko: Fight me or I quit next week.

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Haye is waiting for Klitschko to make him an offer after he said the WBC heavyweight champion, he postponed his retirement to take on.

Former WBA title holder 31st birthday on Thursday to open negotiations or to go through with her ​​plan to leave until it was Ukrainian.

Adam Booth, Haye’s manager and trainer, said: “It’s one thing him saying he wants to fight David and another them ­actually offering something. The status quo is unchanged.

“Next Thursday is when David will make his decision.

“That’s his birthday and he said he would retire when he was 30.”

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British heavyweight David Haye fame put out after the defeat at the hands of Wladimir Klitschko.

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Haye now emerged, 135 UFC back to Jackson and John Jones with his friendship with Michael Bisping is a discussion on the possibilities.

Haye also gives respect to George St Pierre and reveal his retirement next month of shows a little.

David Haye losing his humble attempt

David Haye losing his humble attempt has been lying low since then against Wladimir Klitschko in July.

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So an eye on national television and world champion with a comeback victory last night was amazing for the sin.

In a 'Shadow Boxing' Amir Khan to face ITV Ant and Dec, one million pound prize game called 'Red and Black' show as part of the latest car.

Boxers a series of papers by the obstacles in their way as quickly punch. Khan in his early pro career, given her great experience, I strongly Bolton man is expected to win.

However, Haye last night that Audley Harrison, was the more serious charges - stormed to victory.

"I didn't want to let Ant and Dec down so I went through with it".

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Paramount Club in London's swish, Haye as he Wladimir Klitschko chose to put its members behind them.

He has always maintained his 31st birthday in October before he resigned.

Although the sponsors of the booth and the man insisted that it was not an official retirement party, he has advised him not to box again.

He believes that former world champion twoweight is nothing left to prove.

Booth, who is Haye's trainer and manager, previous night said: "Personally, I don't think he should fight again.

"He doesn't need to. He has achieved all he could achieve in his career so he can retire with his head held high.

"People must not forget he's a cruiserweight who fought a dominant heavyweight and so there is no shame in losing on points to Wladimir."

He added: "We are having a party. But I would not say it is an official announcement that he is retiring.

"David worked very hard for the Klitschko fight and he just wants to enjoy himself."

Haye has admitted they are unlikely event of a rematch with Klitschko to have agreed to postpone their retirement.