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Boxing: Haye hits land of plenty
Promoters scramble to line up lucrative fights for Briton after back-foot masterclass earns world heavyweight title
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New boxing champion third favourite for BBC award
Monday, 9 November 2009
In the wake of David Haye's victory over Nikolai Valuev on Saturday, the new WBA heavyweight champion has been made third favourite to be be named BBC Sports Personality of the Year next month.
Cycling: Britain's para-cyclists dominate at track world championships
Monday, 9 November 2009
Great Britain demonstrated their continued presence as the world's No 1 team yesterday with a phenomenal haul at the UCI para-cycling track world championships in Manchester.
James Corrigan: Haye goes 'gaga' after hitting pay-per-gawp heights
Monday, 9 November 2009
View From The Sofa: Haye v Valuev, Sky Box Office
'The best thing that could happen to the division': Reaction to a heavyweight achievement
Monday, 9 November 2009
*He had the talent, speed and ability to beat the guy. It took guts to come from cruiserweight and fight a man mountain like he did. He stuck to his guns. - Frank Bruno (former world champion)
Boxing: David slays Goliath to conquer world
Sunday, 8 November 2009
Haye becomes first British heavyweight champion since Lewis by beating massive Russian in shock points victory
Boxing: Victories don't come bigger than this
Sunday, 8 November 2009
On one of the most extraordinary nights in sporting history, Britain's David Haye beat a Russian Goliath seven stone heavier and almost a foot taller than him to win the heavyweight championship of the world.
Inside Lines: Hatton wants another Juan in test before Khan showdown
Sunday, 8 November 2009
Six months after being left wide-eyed and legless by Manny Pacquiao, Ricky Hatton is getting itchy fists again.
Outside Edge (08/11/09)
Sunday, 8 November 2009
Josh Lewis was told he would never play sport after he suffered 45 per cent burns in an arson attack 10 years ago, but the 14-year-old from Stapenhill, Staffordshire, has just won the bronze medal for Under-17s at the World Karate Championships in Huelva, Spain. He took it up aged six after being bullied at school. If only he could inspire the pupils of Northfleet Technology College in Kent, who have been told they can play Nintendo Wii if they don't like PE classes. Parents are being accused of restricting children's outdoor activities by buying designer clothing which is too expensive to ruin. But like, it's not like they don't like sport. One in 20 kids think Hitler was a German football coach.
Sport on TV: Sinking feeling means Perham can't let it all wash over him
Sunday, 8 November 2009
Honestly, kids will do anything to get on telly these days. But to be fair, sailing solo around the world at the age of 16 is a more formidable test of talent than having a ludicrous quiff and a twin. Mike Perham, from that great yachting stronghold of Potters Bar, was desperate to become the youngest ever to perform a circumnavigation – and not just of the M25. At 16, it was already impressive that he even knew what it meant.
Boxing: After all the big talk, it's time for Haye to step up
Saturday, 7 November 2009
Londoner must summon up his courage tonight as Valuev aims to 'shut him up'
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