Heavyweight Schedule for 2018

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Dereck Chisora wants to bring the heavyweight title back to the UK

DERECK CHISORA has targeted 2014 as the year he has another crack at a world title after Ukrainian Andriy Rudenko was named as his next opponent.

Laughable,it'll be two year before the wbo mandatory comes around again,Chisora can't possibly avoid not being knocked out again in that time,he'll plummet through those rankings in that time.

[The Hammer]

[The Hammer]

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Klitschko-Leapai would be a terrible fight.

I have watched every Wladimir Klitschko fight for a while now, i've watched the strinkers like Mormec and Pianeta. Wach was bad too, he has no talent just a great chin. But Povetkin pushed me over the ledge.

There is now way in hell i'll be watching a Klitschko-Leapai fight.

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Tyson Fury: 'Wilder needs to grow a pair!'

Tyson Fury has goaded Deontay Wilder by saying the undefeated American needs to "grow a pair" and face him this year.

Fury has seen his career stall of late with David Haye pulling out of successive fights against him. A cut above the eye ruled Haye out of the original bout, scheduled for September, before he underwent shoulder surgery in November, putting paid to their rescheduled February 2014 fight.

And as he looks to get back on track, Fury has compiled a 2014 wishlist that he hopes will see him fight a "journeyman" next month before he turns his attentions to a rematch with European champion Dereck Chisora, and then Wilder - who boasts a record of 30-0.

However Fury insists Wilder's promoter Richard Schaefer has complicated negotiations for a fight between the pair.

"Hopefully I'll have a fight in February, the Chisora fight and then maybe if Deontay Wilder grows a pair of balls I might fight him as well," Fury told Buncey's Boxing Podcast.

"It's more to do with Richard Schaefer, he's the brains behind it all. He keeps saying my name and saying he's offered me this and that but there's never been anything in writing.

"There are a lot of fighters out there who are pretend boxers and fighters and who really don't want to fight. I'll mention no names - Vladimir Klitschko, David Haye, Deontay Wilder. And I know Wilder's team talk a good fight and they say it's me [who is holding up negotiations], but I can guarantee you now it's nothing to do with me because I would go to America no problem, and do the same as I did to Steve Cunningham in April.

"It's up to the promoters to stop talking b*******, get the chequebooks out and starting putting zeroes on them because if I am to get these big fights then these opponents need paying. If they're going to get beaten by me they need paying well, because no one's going to put a 30-0 record on the line or an undefeated record for little money because they know they can't beat me. It's all about dollars.

"I know one person who will definitely fight me and that's Dereck Chisora. I already whupped him once as Muhammad Ali would've said and hopefully he can give me a better fight this time now he's the European champion and he's got a bit more experience under his belt. I'd be looking to take that fight early in the year.

"I fear nobody. I can beat them all because I'm the best heavyweight on the planet. I'm starting to come into my own, I'm a seasoned veteran who's been in the game for five years. I know it inside out."

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Bermane Stiverne says David Haye is "a liar and a fool":

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Tyson Fury: 'Wilder needs to grow a pair!'

Tyson Fury has goaded Deontay Wilder by saying the undefeated American needs to "grow a pair" and face him this year.

Fury has seen his career stall of late with David Haye pulling out of successive fights against him. A cut above the eye ruled Haye out of the original bout, scheduled for September, before he underwent shoulder surgery in November, putting paid to their rescheduled February 2014 fight.

And as he looks to get back on track, Fury has compiled a 2014 wishlist that he hopes will see him fight a "journeyman" next month before he turns his attentions to a rematch with European champion Dereck Chisora, and then Wilder - who boasts a record of 30-0.

However Fury insists Wilder's promoter Richard Schaefer has complicated negotiations for a fight between the pair.

"Hopefully I'll have a fight in February, the Chisora fight and then maybe if Deontay Wilder grows a pair of balls I might fight him as well," Fury told Buncey's Boxing Podcast.

"It's more to do with Richard Schaefer, he's the brains behind it all. He keeps saying my name and saying he's offered me this and that but there's never been anything in writing.

"There are a lot of fighters out there who are pretend boxers and fighters and who really don't want to fight. I'll mention no names - Vladimir Klitschko, David Haye, Deontay Wilder. And I know Wilder's team talk a good fight and they say it's me [who is holding up negotiations], but I can guarantee you now it's nothing to do with me because I would go to America no problem, and do the same as I did to Steve Cunningham in April.

"It's up to the promoters to stop talking b*******, get the chequebooks out and starting putting zeroes on them because if I am to get these big fights then these opponents need paying. If they're going to get beaten by me they need paying well, because no one's going to put a 30-0 record on the line or an undefeated record for little money because they know they can't beat me. It's all about dollars.

"I know one person who will definitely fight me and that's Dereck Chisora. I already whupped him once as Muhammad Ali would've said and hopefully he can give me a better fight this time now he's the European champion and he's got a bit more experience under his belt. I'd be looking to take that fight early in the year.

"I fear nobody. I can beat them all because I'm the best heavyweight on the planet. I'm starting to come into my own, I'm a seasoned veteran who's been in the game for five years. I know it inside out."

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Tyson Fury lies, he refused to fight Klitschko in 2013.