David Haye and Klitschko brothers to open talks over belt unification

David Haye will open talks with the Klitschko brothers later this week in a bid to unify the world heavyweight titles.
Wladimir Klitschko, the 34-year-old IBF and WBO champion, this week issued a video message taunting Britain's WBA title holder and calling for a long-awaited showdown.
Older brother and WBC champion Vitali, 38, is also on Haye's radar as he looks to unify the belts.
And now the Londoner has confirmed that trainer and manager Adam Booth is set for negotiations with the Ukrainians, who are based in Germany.
Haye revealed: "After a meeting on Thursday I will know more. But until then, I'll leave Adam to it.

John Ruiz cannot wait for David Haye title challenge

Boxing John Ruiz has warned David Haye that he should be worrying about him rather than trying to build up a unification bout against one of the Klitschko brothers (Ron Lewis writes).
Ruiz, 38, challenges Haye for his WBA heavyweight title on April 3 at the MEN Arena, Manchester.
“All I’ve heard him talk about was fighting the Klitschkos,” Ruiz, a two-time former WBA champion, said. “There has only been one person I have been wanting to fight and that’s Haye.”
Audley Harrison will face Michael Sprott for the vacant European heavyweight title at Alexandra Palace, North London, on April 9, it has been confirmed.