Former WBA Heavyweight Champion David Haye returns to action this weekend at London’s 02 Arena when he takes on Kosovo’s Arnold Gjergjaj live on free to air via Channel Dave.
Arnold Gjergjaj might not be known to the wider boxing public but has a decent undefeated record, standing currently at 29-0 (21KO).
He’ll also be the taller (6’5) and younger (31) man in comparison to Haye (35), but having campaigned primarily in Switzerland since starting his professional boxing career back in 2009, will be jumping up considerably in class to face the Englishman on Saturday night.
Haye (27-2-25KO) is on the comeback trail to world level at the moment, with this fight been seen as a forgone conclusion by many bookmakers who are placing him as a hot favourite to get the win.
Should Haye come through Saturday night victorious, big domestic fights with heavyweight champions Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua could very well be on the cards in the near future, with Haye saying at a public workout this week that he feels the Fury fight would be much easier (hat tip to IFL TV for the upload):
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