Derek Chisora, a HEAVYWEIGHT traveler, has said to David Haye that he would f ***' him.
They met in July 2012, in a bout billed "Licensed to Thrill", which Haye won by a fifth round knockout.
Chisora has 32 victories from 43 professional fights
Nine years later, 'Del Boy’ has challenged David Haye, 40, to a rematch. He used expletive-laden rants about boxers being free to call out anyone they like.
When Haye was questioned about Tyson Fury's call, the 37-year old replied to iFL TV that he would call out "whoever the f***" if he wanted to.
"You know what? F*** it.
"David Haye, I want to fight with you next. Get ready man, I'm going f***ing you up. You taught me everything I know about the gym.
"I called out David Haye. I want to fight David Haye. Bring him on now. I'm going f*** him right now.
"You can call out anyone ****** you want in this world. It doesn't have to be like "oh, you can't call him right now," why not?
BETTING SPECIAL - GET JOSHUA TO WIN IN ROUNDS 1-6 AT 60/1 OR ANYTIME AT 25/1"You can call anyone the f*** you like."
Haye was Chisora’s trainer from earlier this year. However, the two parted ways in July after spending nearly two-and-a half years together.
Chisora was defeated in both fights by Haye, his trainer.
One was against Anthony Joshua's opponent Saturday Oleksadr Uzyk and the other against Joseph Parker, a New Zealander.
After a history of bloodshed, the two large-than-life personalities teamed up in 2018.
Despite the split, Chisora claims that the bad blood has stayed away and tells iFL TV: "We didn’t part ways."
"David, before he left [for America],] he wanted away and he returned and he says "listen, I don't wanna be in boxing for awhile, I want my mind to clear and do other things that I do."
"And I was perfect, and we parted ways reciprocally."
After losing in a split decision to Parker in May, Chisora will be back in the ring on December 18, to face Parker.
