Phil D. Jay
WBN Editor
WBN Editor
Heavyweight set for homecoming
Undefeated Mariusz Wach is set for his first fight on home
soil for over three years in the fall after racking up a formidable 27-fight
record and being put forward for a future fight with the Klitschko brothers.
The 32 year-old, who has knocked out 15 opponents in his
seven-year career, also told WBN that he would like to meet former WBA
heavyweight champion after witnessing the ‘Hayemaker’ take Dereck Chisora apart
in five rounds earlier this month.
“My promoter, Mariusz Kolodziej wants me to fight at the end
of September and the fight will most likely take place in my native country of
Poland,” Wach told World Boxing News.
“I'm really excited about it and I can't wait to get in the
ring again.
“Ideally, I would like to have at least two more fights with
some experienced opponents and then I could go for a world championship. If
this opportunity comes earlier, I will do my best to get more than 100% ready
and win this fight.
“It wouldn’t really matter which of the belt holders I faced
as I just want to be a champion, I can't be fussy about choosing opponents. The
world champion should be ready to fight anyone, anytime.”
Wach cited Haye is one of those two fighters that he could
meet before his possible Klitschko bout, although ‘The Viking’ believes that
Chisora could have upped his game in their recent Upton Park clash.
“It was a good fight which proved that talk is cheap,” said
Wach.
“Chisora could only talk a lot, but Haye showed his skills
in the ring. He was a better boxer that night and deserved victory. I was
disappointed with Derek's performance.
“Would I like to fight Haye, why not? It would be the
biggest challenge in my boxing career but I would definitely want it to happen.
“I just want to thank all the people who believe in me for
their support and hope they come to see me fight in September!”