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David Haye surprised people with his latest Anthony Joshua call out.
But one guy who definitely was not surprised is Haye’s rival, Tony Bellew.
“Typical David Haye. He’s a fantasist and not a realist. He ain’t beating a man of that size who can athletically do what he can do. In David’s mind, he believes he can beat anyone of that kind of size,” said Bellew to Boxing Social.
The WBC Emeritus World cruiserweight champion then went into detail about why in his mind Haye doesn’t stand a chance against the current number one heavyweight.