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Wednesday 01 September 2010 8:31 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 8:42 pm

Holyfield calls out champ Haye

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BOXING: Heavyweight veteran Evander Holyfield has challenged British WBA champion David Haye to what would be a high-profile title fight.

The American, who turns 48 next month, said: “I’m looking at both the Klitschko brothers and David Haye. I want to fight the people with the titles. If they want to make money, I’m the guy they need to fight.”

Two-weight world champion Holyfield won the WBF title by beating Frans Botha in April and is set to face Sherman Williams in November.

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