DAVID HAYE will fight Joe Fournier in a professional bout that WILL count towards his pro record.
After consecutive losses against Tony Bellew, the 28-year-old British boxing legend retired in 2018.
David Haye will be fighting Joe Fournier in a comeback bout.
Haye, who has been plagued with injuries his entire career, seemed happy to be a manager or promoter.
ESPN reports that the former champion heavyweight and cruiserweight is back.
The report states that he will fight businessman Fournier for eight rounds on September 11, in a sanctioned bout and not an exhibition.
The pair are close friends and Fournier fought in a fight on Hayemaker Promotions cards.
They even went on vacation together last month on Mykonos, a Greek island.
Entrepreneur Fournier, 38 years old, is unbeaten in ten fights. He returned to the ring in April, five years after he was out of action, under Triller's "Fight Club" banner.
Reykon, a 34-year-old musician, was knocked off Jake Paul's undercard. He then called out the YouTuber.
Haye tried to organize a fight against Paul for nightclub tycoon, even though he had an earlier relationship with BJ Flores.
It is not surprising that Fournier, the former champion at two-weight, has chosen to face him.
Oscar De La Hoya (48), who will headline the evening after his 13-year-old defeat to Manny Pacquiao, who is still fighting at 42, makes his return.
De La Hoya will be facing former UFC champion Vitor Befort (44), at the Staples Center Los Angeles.
Anderson Silva (46), and Tito Ortiz (44), are both former UFC champions. They will also be on the card.
Triller made his debut on the boxing scene when Mike Tyson (55), came out of retirement to face Triller in an exhibition against Roy Jones Jr., 52.
Paul was also featured twice on the promotion of the social media app, defeating ex-NBA star Nate Robinson (37), on Tyson’s undercard, and knocking out Ben Askren (37), last April.
