The 36 year-old battles current WBC cruiserweight title holder Bellew on March 4 at The O2 Arena in London in a grudge match born out of a clear distain between the British pair.
Plenty of banter has been thrown back and forth, although most of it has a hateful tone that will only be settled once the two punchers trade blows at the UK capital.
Another great workout @Dino5thstGym in #Miami The #Bellend is in for a world of hurt. I'm feeling a KO with a Jab is on the cards ????????#March4 pic.twitter.com/uJYXU01y63
— David Haye (@mrdavidhaye) January 10, 2017
Less than 8 weeks until I #KOBellend Feeling fast, strong, happy and healthy. Bring on March 4th ???????? pic.twitter.com/WkgY3sYqBE
— David Haye (@mrdavidhaye) January 9, 2017
Haye says he’s hitting harder than ever, and if that’s the case, Bellew could be in for a tough night given the fact that the Liverpool man has never before campaigned in the top division.
Odds with the bookmakers firmly favour a Haye stoppage and it’s now up to Bellew to prove the Londoner wrong when the first bell goes in just under eight weeks time.
