David Haye, a heavyweight boxer, claimed he's 'good enough to beat Tyson Fury.
After their fight in Florida, Haye came out from retirement to win over Joe Fournier.
After their fight, Haye and Fournier are seen embracing.
Fury was originally scheduled to face Fury in 2013 but Fury suffered an injury that forced him twice to withdraw from the bout against the Gypsy King.
Haye said that he beat Fournier in eight, two-minute rounds Saturday. I'm being deadly serious.
"I can understand why he is so successful and that no one else can. It's possible for me to still do it. It would have been something I would have done in 2013. He is aware of it."
These comments were in response to Haye's outburst following the fight. Fury was also called out by the Bermondsey-born boxer.
He stated that Tyson Fury was the only fighter for whom he would return to professional boxing.
"Tyson Fury that big fat dosser. I know his kryptonite and I know what he cannot handle.
"He's an idiot, it's his word. He's a dosser. I'm his kryptonite. It's something I know, it's something his dad and uncle know.
After losing the fight against Tony Bellew in 2018, Haye decided to retire from boxing. However, he made a surprise return to the ring and took on Fournier.
His professional record includes 28 wins in 32 fights and four losses.
Fury's next opponent is still to be defeated in professional fights.
Deontay wilder and the Gypsy King will face off in an epic trilogy fight on October 9.
Haye may have called him out, but the unbeaten man might not find the time to fight.
The 33-year old has created a five-fight "bucket list" that includes Wilder's fight, Dillian Whyte's clash, and two bouts against Anthony Joshua. He is also able to meet Derek Chisora for a third time.
Fury and Chisora, a close friend, have fought twice before. The Gypsy King would love to go back and fight with him before he hangs up his gloves.
