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Haye hands Joe Joyce his pro debut at the O2 Indigo on Friday, October 20 and the Londoner is apparently so solid, opponents will hurt their hands hitting him!
So says Frazer Clarke – and he should know.
He lost four battles with Joyce in the amateurs – including a pair of ABA finals – and has taken over as Britain’s No 1 super heavyweight after Joyce decided to ditch the vest.
The 32 year old made the switch after winning silver at last summer’s Rio Olympics and Clarke says he’s going to be hard to stop in the pros.