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That shot was enough, he was gone but there were a few others to send him on his way. Too strong: David Haye rejoices. I'm not easy to hit, so how would someone go about beating that?

But he said he doubts recently-crowned world champion Tyson Fury, who relinquished the IBF belt, would take him on.

Considering this is Haye's big return night, De Mori does actually have a fair chance at securing an upset. He is fairly quick in the ring and has a big hit - and could cause an upset if he catches Haye hard - and Haye is not known for having a big chin.

But De Mori is the significant underdog coming into the fight and is seen as a ageing journeyman despite his impressive record.

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Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice. He was way off what he used to be,' adds McGuigan.

To see that transition in such a short period of time has been the big wow factor for me. McGuigan, son of former world champion Barry, made small but significant tweaks to Haye's training.

It only takes one shot from [world champion] Deontay Wilder to cut your eye or put your neck out. We get all his sharpness from the pads, and he's still getting good guys in for sparring but they're not as big or as heavy.

They're not people he has to prove a point with. McGuigan has also worked on improving Haye's punch variety and attempted to eliminate the crudeness that could creep into his fights.

Haye has been working with McGuigan for four months as he plotted his comeback to the ring. With his comeback plans gathering pace, Haye turned his attention to making people aware of it.

Conversations were held with boxing's mystery man Al Haymon but Haye instead opted for a more unconventional route, calling on the help of Salter Brothers Entertainment, a media and marketing company run by siblings Andrew and Simon.

They had caught Haye's attention with their 'Feeling Nuts Movement', which was designed to raise awareness of testicular cancer. Inspired by Wendy Gough, who lost her year-old son to the disease, the Salters' social media campaign went viral and spawned The Feeling Nuts Comedy Nigh t on Channel 4.

Everyone we speak to about David, typically people who wouldn't get excited about boxing because it's so niche, are excited about his comeback.

Haye asked the brothers to ensure three things for his comeback fight: a top opponent, that it be held at The O2 and that it be screened on free-to-air television.

Haye enlisted the help of the Salter brothers Simon and Andrew to help market his comeback fight. With Australian De Mori having talked his way into the fight by calling out Haye on Twitter and the North Greenwich venue booked, all that remained was a television deal.

More comfortable with showing re-runs of Top Gear , this will be the first live sporting event broadcast on the channel, which boasts a daily viewership of around three million.

It is believed the channel's strong showing in the demographic was a key factor in the decision. Stars of sport 'Why do Sky pay him so much to talk rubbish?

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