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7th November 2017
05:35pm GMT

"David knows he can't fight at the bigger weight, he's far too slow and sluggish. He bulked up partly for vanity but also for his shoulder - to protect that injury he had.
"In the first fight with Tony, his Achilles could not take the extra weight so he will have to strip himself down as to not put so much pressure on that part of the body.
"Even in his career, when he was heavier at heavyweight, he was that fraction slower. Haye was lightning quick as a cruiser, so the lighter he is the more dangerous he is. He knows that and will want to come in and blitz Tony."
Haye weighed in at 16 stone on the eve of his original clash with Bellew, almost a stone heavier than the Liverpool fighter.
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But the weight difference between the pair ought to be smaller come weigh-in day next month, according to Coldwell.
"We expected David to be lean and fast in March," he continued. "I'm sure this fight will be more explosive, they will both go toe to toe more frequently.
"There will still be a lot of brains in there and I do think Haye will plan to box him more, he now has respect for Tony. He might not say it, but he realises that Tony made him look like a bit of a clown at the start of the first fight."Explore more on these topics: