David Haye must think about himself before taking on Klitschkos. Tyson

Mike Tyson says that David Haye should think about himself in the heavyweight division before taking on the Klitschkos.

Tyson, one of the most famous heavyweights in boxing history, told Sky Sports that current WBA champion Haye needs more experience before at attractive to unify the titles.

"He's good, he's a good fighter," said the 45-year-old. "He has to make himself as a champion.


"He has to establish himself and then fight the Klitschkos."

"I don't have anything in the future that I want - I just want to raise my kids and pay my bills," he added.

"Why would I want to be a manager or promoter? They only steal your money, at least that's my experience, and why would I want to do that?

"I'm not interested in getting back in the ring, not at all. I'm pretty much a pacifist as much as anything now.

"As long my kids respect me and call me 'Dad' and not by my first name, I'm happy."

David vs Goliath see

Make sure you don't miss David Haye's bid for heavyweight glory live on Sky Box Office.
The Londoner takes on WBA champion and man mountain Nikolai Valuev on November 7 as he bids to become Britain's first world heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis.
Haye is hoping it will be a question of second time lucky after his first heavyweight world title challenge against Wladimir Klitschko was postponed due to damage in June.
Nicknamed the Beast from the East, Valuev stands at a whopping 7foot and is the tallest and heaviest world champion in history.
For his last fight, a successful defence against Evander Holyfield in December 2008, he weighed in at 310¾lbs,while Haye tipped the scales for his November KO of Monte Barrett at 226lbs.
Valuev has only lost one of his 52 pro fights and is in his second stint as WBA boss. His impressive record includes current wins over Barrett, John Ruiz (twice), Jameel McCline and Holyfield.
The action will be live from the Nuremberg Arena in Germany from 9pm on Saturday November 7 - with a full undercard still to be announced.