Fighters risk so much in the ring, in life. We mere mortals sit in safety as we watch the brutality unfold, the violently odds on chances of seeing a thunderous knockout far more appealing to most than the mesmerising skills on display.
Tony Bellew delivered once again. Last night, in his grudge rematch with David Haye, “Bomber” both lived up to his nickname and his pre-fight promise of “ending” David Haye.
Tony Bellew scored his 2nd knockout over David Haye in the last 14 months as the former star of “Creed” scored a 5th round stoppage in a battle of former world champions at the O2 Arena in London.
In tonight’s rematch between British foes, Tony Bellew (30-2-1, 20 KOs) defeated an injured David Haye (28-4, 26 KOs) by a 5th round knockout to close the book in their rivalry on Sky Box Office at the O2 Arena in London, England.
No, Tony Bellew will not be facing Lennox Lewis in London on Saturday night, nor will he be facing Joe Calzaghe, or Jimmy Wilde.
The much-anticipated rematch between Tony Bellew and David Haye will take place on Saturday May 5th at The O2 arena, London, Live on Sky Sports Box Office.
On Saturday afternoon, May 5th, AWE is featuring former world champions Tony Bellew and David Haye in one of the most anticipated rematches of all time.
The night of May 5 was going to be a very special night for boxing fans (and may still prove to be so).
Though he was widely outpointed by Anthony Joshua in his biggest fight to date, former WBO heavyweight champ Joseph Parker saw his stock rise a little due to the manner in which he became the first man to extend AJ all 12 rounds.
David Haye is buzzing, anticipating as he is, an exciting 2018. The former cruiserweight and WBA heavyweight ruler has released a video on social media, showing us the scar that is the result of his biceps operation.