DAVID HAYE, at 40 years old, will make a stunning return to the ring.
Billionaire Joe Fournier will be facing the former WBA heavyweight champion on the undercard to Oscar De La Hoya's fight with Vitor Belfort.
David Haye will return to the ring in his 40th year.
The showdown between the pals, which was held in Los Angeles after a night out in Mykonos, will be held.
SunSport will provide a detailed breakdown of each bout.
Age
Father Time is with Fournier, as he is two years older than the Hayemaker.
The entrepreneur also started his boxing career six year ago, and has a lot less time on the clock than Haye.
Physical
BETTING SPECIAL: GET MO SALAH TO WIN ONE OR MORE GOALS IN AUUGUST AT 20/1Haye and his pal will benefit from Haye's height and reach when they step into the ring.
The six-foot three-inch tall Hayemaker, who retired in June 2018 from professional boxing, has a reach of 76 inches.
Fournier is six feet tall and has a reach of 73 inches.
Haye is likely to be the heavier man, having weighed in at a solid 15 stone seven ounces and 7 ounces for his fight against Tony Bellew.
Fournier weighed 13 stone and three ounces in his fight with Reykon, a reggaeton superstar, in April.
Experience
When it comes to comparing their experience inside the ring, it's like comparing apples and oranges.
Haye, a hard-hitting professional who has been to fight 32 times in the ring as a professional, has had more fights than Fournier.
In 28 of his outings, the Hammersmith hitman won. He lost only four times.
Fournier has won nine professional sanctioned bouts and made the walk to squared circle ten more times.
They've spoken.
Haye stated that "This isn't a comeback. This is about teaching Joe Fournier that there are different levels to boxing."
"One must keep their path straight or they risk being pushed aside. You can't buy certain things in life. Joe 'The Billionaire" Fournier must learn these.
"I was the world's heavyweight champion just 10 years ago. I am only 40. Joe is delusional. Champions are not made.
Fournier stated that he would shock the world and knock out David Haye.
"Unquestionably, one of the most difficult challenges in my life, but it is the perfect fight at a perfect time for me.
"Haye, ten years beyond his prime, is racked with injuries. I was late to the pro boxing game, but now I'm in my fighting prime.
"I am healthy, motivated, and ready to prove to Haye that I will win on September 11.
