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Mar 28, 2013 David Haye poses in front of a poster © PA Photos	Jul 14, 2012 David Haye knocks out Dereck Chisora © PA Photos	Jul 14, 2012 David Haye knocks out Dereck Chisora © PA Photos	Jul 14, 2012 David Haye throws a punch at Dereck Chisora © PA Photos



Jul 11, 2012 David Haye and Dereck Chisora stare off during a press conference © PA Photos	Jul 11, 2012 David Haye and Dereck Chisora exchange words during a press conference © PA Photos	Jul 11, 2012 David Haye and Dereck Chisora face off during a press conference © PA Photos	Jun 12, 2012 David Haye and Derek Chisora argue during a press conference © PA Photos



Jun 12, 2012 David Haye attends a press conference © Getty Images	May 8, 2012 David Haye and Adam Booth at a press conference © PA Photos	May 8, 2012 David Haye peers through at Dereck Chisora © Getty Images	May 8, 2012 David Haye stares at Dereck Chisora © PA Photos



May 8, 2012 David Haye and Dereck Chisora square up © PA Photos	May 8, 2012 David Haye and Dereck Chisora at a press conference © PA Photos	Feb 27, 2012 David Haye returns to the UK from Las Vegas © PA Photos	Feb 18, 2012 David Haye becomes agitated at a press conference © Getty Images



Oct 13, 2011 David Haye announces his retirement © PA Photos	Oct 13, 2011 David Haye announces his retirement © PA Photos	Jul 2, 2011 David Haye shows his injured toe to photographers © Getty Images	Jul 2, 2011 David Haye took a controversial count in the 11th © PA Photos

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