Phil D. Jay WBN Editor Trainer says ailment hampered Klitschko performance Adam Booth has prepared David Haye for battle this Saturday night as the Bermondsey man aims to put the memory of his loss to Wladimir Klitschko behind him with a scintillating knockout win over Dereck Chisora at Upton Park. Haye, 31, has been out of the ring and semi-retired for a year since the infamous fight in which the former two-weight world champion was hampered by a foot injury that cost him a shot at claiming four world heavyweight titles and Booth was disappointed with the post-fight reaction. "It's a shame that the toe was what the media chose to reflect on. David showed a genuine injury and got slaughtered for it," Booth said. "It was a shame because if you watch the first six rounds it was dead even and (US television network) HBO ever had David ahead. "It was the second half of the fight that Wladimir used to put it away. "David genuinely do...
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