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Tuesday 07 September 2010 9:12 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 12:50 pm

HAYE TAKES AIM AT AUDLEY

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DAVID HAYE has vowed to “close the Audley Harrison show once and for all” when the former friends meet in an all-British heavyweight showdown in November.

Harrison, 38, has been given a shot at Haye’s WBA world heavyweight title at the MEN Arena, Manchester, on 13 November.

Haye, left, said: “I don’t believe Audley deserves a chance but enough people want to see him finally destroyed, that is why this fight is happening.” Harrison added: “I am ecstatic at getting a shot at the title. When I land my left hand on him he is done.”

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