DAVID Haye has declared that he will only retire to face Tyson Fury because the two have 'unfinished business.
Tony Bellew stopped the 41-year-old in his last professional fight in May 2018.
David Haye stated that he would only retire to face Tyson Fury, WBC heavyweight champion
The two-weight world champion won a victory in September's exhibition match against Joe Fournier.
Haye called the Gypsy King to a dust-up. He was supposed to fight the Gypsy King in 2012 and 2013, but the Londoner pulled out due to injury.
Fury's father John called Haye out, but Millwall fans insist that he only sees Tyson. He spoke of the four attributes required to defeat him.
Haye spoke to iFL TV regarding John Fury's offer. Haye stated: "No, as I said, I am retired, and the only person that I would return for is the No1.
"If Tyson Fury suddenly appeared and said, I want to fight David Haye, and we have some unfinished business starting in 2013.
"Yeah, I would certainly consider it for certain, but it gets down to a point that it is now all about the money.
"Fury earned good money fighting [Deontay] Wilder, and everybody still wants to fight [Anthony] Joshua, even though he's lost.
"I like John Fury, but maybe he's trying to get in my way. I saw an interview in which he was very vocal about Tyson not being fighting.
"Maybe he sees in me something that he doesn’t want in the fight with his son. Perhaps he wants me to fight his son by distracting me.
"I believe the only things that will beat Tyson Fury are quick feet, overhand right and an ability to see the shots as quickly as possible.
"The Tony Bellew version of me wasn't the one I was fighting, but there was a way for me to get fatter, and this is it."
Then he joked that he could feel the Fury magic in his stomach from eating so many pizzas. So maybe he'll take me to the gym, and I'll start feeling Fury-like.
Joe Joyce also called Fury, WBC heavyweight champion, out after Dillian Whyte was not named as his mandatory opponent.
He posted a photo of them posing together and wrote on Instagram: "I have a lot of respect for Tyson Fury both as a friend, and as fighter. But my schedule is open in February."
Sky Sports spoke to Frank Warren, his promoter. He said that Tyson was the best one out there. Tyson stated that he is the best fighter out there.
Tyson agreed with this view. He can go all the way. Yes. He has a great ticker and a big heart.
He is strong, he walks forwards, and he is the Juggernaut. You know he will be difficult to get rid of with whomever he is.
He's tough. He's a fighter. He can punch."
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