Boxing
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The Liverpudlian could challenge the IBF heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, while Eddie Hearn suggested Bellew could fight Deontay Wilder next
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Tony Bellew holds back tears as he considers his future, after beating former heavyweight champion David Haye on Saturday
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Round-by-round report: Keith Thurman outpointed Danny Garcia to unify the WBA and WBC welterweight titles at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn
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Having engaged in tedious and unpleasant trash-talking, the two fighters must now deliver with their fists at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday night
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Which boxer went out with a win? Who can’t add? And which David hit a treble?
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Tony Bellew, who is moving up from cruiserweight, has claimed David Haye does not believe his own boasts but Bellew admits he could lose their fight on Saturday after 20 seconds
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Derry Mathews – who is fighting on the Haye-Bellew undercard on Saturday – hopes to take his classes for young people with disabilities around the world
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David Haye and Tony Bellew have been warned by the British Boxing Board of Control following ‘extremely disappointing comments’ before Saturday’s heavyweight bout in London
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David Haye planned to become world heavyweight champion and retire at 31. Now 36 and preparing to fight Tony Bellew in London, he says he wants to be out of boxing in two years
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David Haye and Tony Bellew had to be separated during a Liverpool press conference, with Bellew telling his rival: ‘The big fat scouser will come through you like a steam train’
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The heavyweight will quietly hope that pushing the promotion of bout against Tony Bellew beyond acceptable limits does not backfire on him and the sport
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Amir Khan landed a farewell blow on promoter Eddie Hearn after agreeing terms with former sparring partner Manny Pacquiao for 23 April showdown
Sportblog David Haye gracious in defeat but must realise his time is up