Frank Warren believes David Haye has punched his way back into the heavyweight division!

Former WBA heavyweight champion David Haye is the talk of the town at this point in time and the main reason behind is his impressive win over Dereck Chisora.

Haye met Chisora in a highly-anticipated grudge match on July 14 at the West Ham Upton Park Stadium in east London and he shocked everyone by securing a fifth-round knockout win over his fellow countryman.

Haye, who is more commonly known as the Hayemaker, became the first man ever to knockout Chisora in the ring and like many others Frank Warren, who has managed Chisora for the past seven years, is going gaga over Haye.

Warren told BoxingScene.com, “Although it was a brave performance by Chisora and he showed plenty of fighting heart, I thought he did well moving forward and forcing Haye back, but he was missing with his own shots he didn’t get his jab going in the fight, he’s good a good jab when he uses it, but Haye said he felt he nullified it.

“That said, Haye was very impressive and he made me eat my words. He did a better job with Chisora than Vitali Klitschko did.”

While speaking on his inclusion, the promoter admitted that with this win Haye has once again come back under the main lights and if he fights Vitali now, it will be huge. However, Warren insisted Haye’s fight with Vitali depends upon what happens in the election since Vitali has plans to join politics in October.

He said, “The Hayemaker punched his way back into the heavyweight scene and it remains to be seen what he’ll do from here, if he decides to retire then there will be a big hole in the division.”

He added, “Depending on the election results then a super-fight against Haye could happen or there’s also the potential of a rematch with Wladimir.”

In nutshell, let’s see if David Haye and Vitali Klitschko really set up a fight or not.

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