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Published 10:42 29 Feb 2016 GMT

"I believe by beating someone like Canelo it would definitely take me right to the top of the power rankings and also shut all the doubters up," Khan said. "At the moment people are going to say I'm too small and not good enough, and I'll admit that I am small and he's a monster. "When I do beat him, I'm going to shock the world."When asked about his approach to the fight, where victory could lead to an opportunity to take on Gennady Golovkin, Khan said he wanted to learn from mistakes he'd made in the past.
"I was young then, and I've learned from them...the only way you're going to learn is when you get hurt," he told Haye. "I'm at a level now where I can't afford to be making mistakes, and against these tougher operators I can't afford to lose focus for one second."As for how he's going to win?
#HayeDay returns to The O2 on May 21, tickets are available on general sale now via axs.com and hayemaker.com."I'm going to expect hard, heavy punches. I'm not going to stand there and be stupid and take a silly shot."Surprise guest! Posted by David Haye on Sunday, February 28, 2016
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