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Haye finishes Chisora in devastating fashion

By Seán Fay | Eurosport

David Haye restored some of his tarnished boxing reputation by knocking out Zimbabwe born Dereck Chisora in impressive style to win their controversial heavyweight fight at Upton Park in the UK.

British boxer David Haye (L) gestures to fellow British boxer Dereck Chisora (AFP/File, Carl Court)
British boxer David Haye (L) gestures to fellow British boxer Dereck Chisora (AFP/File, Carl Court)

The Hayemaker sent Chisora to the canvas twice near the end of the fifth-round with a series of devastating blows, leading to the referee stopping the fight even though Chisora looked like he was just about to survive the second count which came as the bell sounded to end the round.

After all the controversial build-up, the fight delivered on its promise to be an explosive contest, but Haye’s greater hand speed was evident from the off and he won every round before finishing it in the fifth.

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That’s not to say Chisora was as passenger either, he too landed some big shots, in a meaty contest that excited the big crowd in attendance who were noisy from the off despite torrential rainfall thundering into the outdoor venue just before the start of the fight.

Haye defeats Chisora in fifth round of grudge match
Haye defeats Chisora in fifth round of grudge match

Haye’s performance sees him become relevant in the heavyweight division once again and he asked for a fight with WBC Heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko after the fight despite having being outclassed by his brother Wladimir last summer.

More to follow….

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