Haye v Bellew: Predictions, odds, TV time & undercard

After the all the hype, feuding and trash-talking, David Haye’s grudge match with Tony Bellew takes place at London's O2 tonight.

There is nothing at stake but pride - but with two formidable punchers sharing the same ring there sure to be plenty of action and at least as far as Haye is concerned this is a fight he dare not lose.

Liverpudlian Bellew, the reigning WBC world cruiserweight champion, is stepping up to heavyweight  to take on Haye who goes into the showdown as a big favourite, but one punch can literally win this intriguing clash.

There is another London-Liverpool grudge match on the undercard as Ohara Davies takes on veteran Derry Mathews, while Sam Egginton has the chance to put the stellar name of Paulie Malignaggi in his win column.

Former Irish amateur star Katie Taylor continues her journey in the paid ranks, while there are also outings for IBF world featherweight champion Lee Selby, super-welterweight Ted Cheeseman, heavyweight David Allen and cruiserweight Craig Glover.

Right here we have details of the full card running order, start times, details of how to watch the Sky Box Office Event, fighter records and a tale of the tape - not to mention the latest Sky Bet odds and predictions from our boxing expert Simon Crawford. 

Haye v Bellew Contents
1. Fight card, start times & running order
2. Tale of the tape
3. Haye and Bellew fighter records
4. Haye v Bellew predictions
5. Big fight odds
6. Latest news
7. How to watch & book 

David Haye v Tony Bellew Fight Card

Date: Saturday March 4, 2017
Venue: O2 Arena, London
TV Start Time: 1800 GMT, Sky Sports Box Office
Main event time: Around 2230 GMT  

Starting with the headline event, in descending order. Times listed in brackets are GMT, approximate & subject to change. Fights 12 rounds unless stated

Click on the Sky Bet odds for more fight markets

David Haye (1/6) v Tony Bellew (6/1 - Price Boost)
(Heavyweight - 2230)
Sam Eggington (4/9) v Paulie Malignaggi (7/4)
(WBC international welterweight title - 2130)
Ohara Davies (1/6) v Derry Mathews (4/1)
(WBC silver super-lightweight title - 2045)
Katie Taylor (1/100) v Monica Gentili (16/1)
(6x2 women's featherweight - 2000)
David Allen v David Howe
(6x heavyweight - 1945)
Lee Selby (1/100) v Adoni Gago (16/1)
(10x3 featherweight – 1900)
Ted Cheeseman (1/25) v Jack Sellars (9/1)
(10x3 super-welterweight - 1815) 
Craig Glover v Jack Bonnalie
(4x3 cruiserweight - 1715) 

David Haye v Tony Bellew: Tale of the Tape 

DAVID HAYE 

Age: 36
Fights: 30
Won: 28
Won By KO: 26
Drawn: 0
Lost: 2
Rounds Boxed: 122
Height: 6ft 3ins
Stance: Orthodox
Reach: 78ins

TONY BELLEW 

Age: 34
Fights: 31
Won: 28
Won By KO: 18
Drawn: 1
Lost: 2
Rounds Boxed: 200
Height: 6ft 3ins
Stance: Orthodox
Reach: 74ins 

David Haye Fight Record

Here below is a full record of David Haye's (28-2, 26KOs) professional boxing career.

Arnold Gjergjaj, May 2016 - WON TKO (rd 2)
Mark de Mori, January 2016 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Dereck Chisora, July 2012 - WON TKO (rd 5)
Wladimir Klitschko, July 2011 – LOST PTS (UD)
Audley Harrison, November 2010 - WON TKO (rd 3)
John Ruiz, April 2010 - WON TKO (rd 9)
Nikolay Valuev, November 2009 – WON PTS (MD)
Monte Barrett, November 2008 - WON TKO (rd 5)
Enzo Maccarinelli, March 2008 - WON TKO (rd 2)
Jean Marc Mormeck, November 2007 - WON TKO (rd 7)
Tomasz Bonin, April 2007 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Giocobbe Fragomeni, November 2006 - WON TKO (rd 9)
Ismail Abdoul, July 2006 – WON PTS (UD)
Lasse Johansen, March 2006 - WON TKO (rd 8)
Alexander Gurov, December (rd 2)
Vincenzo Rossitto, October 2005 - WON TKO (rd 2)
Glen Kelly, March 2005 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Garry Delaney, January 2005 - WON RTD (rd 3)
Valeri Semiskur, December 2004 - WON KO (rd 1)
Carl Thompson, September 2004 - LOST TKO (rd 5)
Arthur Williams, May 2004 - WON TKO (rd 3)
Hastings Rasani, March 2004 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Tony Dowling, November 2003 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Lolenga Mock, September 2003 - WON TKO (rd 4)
Greg Scott Briggs, August 2003 - WON KO (rd 1)
Vance Winn, July 2003 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Phill Day, March 2003 - WON TKO (rd 2)
Roger Bowden, March 2003 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Saber Zairi, January 2003 - WON TKO (rd 4)
Tony Booth, December 2012 - WON RTD (rd 2) 

Tony Bellew Fight Record

Here below is a full record of Tony Bellew’s's (28-2-1, 18KOs) professional boxing career. 

BJ Flores, October 2016 - WON KO (rd 3)
Ilunga Makabu, May 2016 - WON TKO (rd 3)
Mateusz Mastemak, December 2015 – WON UD
Arturs Kulikauskis, September 2015 - WON TKO (rd 5)
Ivica Bacurin, June 2015 - WON TKO (rd 10)
Nathan Cleverly, November 2014 - WON SD
Julio Cesar Dos Santos, July 2014 - WON TKO (rd 5)
Valery Brudov, March 2014 - WON KO (rd 12)
Adonis Stevenson, November 2013 - LOST KO (rd 6)
Isaac Chilemba, May 2013 – WON UD
Isaac Chilemba, March 2013 - DRAW (SD)
Roberto Feliciano Bolonti, November 2012 - WON UD
Edison Miranda, September 2012 - WON TKO (rd 9)
Danny McIntosh, April 2012 - WON TKO (rd 5)
Nathan Cleverly, October 2011 - LOST PTS (MD)
Ovill McKenzie, July 2011 - WON UD
Ovill McKenzie, December 2010 - WON TKO (rd 8)
Bob Ajisafe, September 2010 - WON PTS (UD)
Atoli Moore, March 2010 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Martial Bella Oleme, December 2009 - WON PTS (6x6)
Jindrich Velecky, Octobr 2009 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Nick Okoth, September 2009 - WON TKO (rd 3)
Matthew Ellis, May 2009 - WON TKO (rd 4)
Phil Goodwin, December 2008 - WON KO (rd 2)
Jevgenijs Andrejevs, October 2008 - WON PTS (4x4)
Hastings Rasani, September 2008 - WON TKO (rd 1)
Ayitey Powers, July 2008 - WON PTS (4x4)
Paul Bonson, April 2008 – WON PTS (4x4)
Wayne Brooks, December 2007 - WON KO (rd 3)
Adam Wilcox, November 2007 - WON TKO (rd 3)
Jamie Ambler, October2007 - WON TKO (rd 2)

Haye v Bellew: Big Fight Predictions

Our expert Simon Crawford has 5/2 and 10/1 shots for the big fight in his betting preview. 

Haye v Bellew - Big Fight Odds

Price boost: Bellew to beat Haye is now 6/1 from 4/1

David Haye goes into Saturday night’s grudge match with Tony Bellew a strong 1/6 favourite with Sky Bet.

The on-line firm have price-boosted Bellew to win the fight from 4/1 to 6/1, while the draw is available at 33s. 

Haye to win via stoppage is 1/4, with the Liverpudlian 13/2 but with two explosive punchers in the ring it is unlikely to go the full 12 rounds with the ‘Hayemaker’ 13/2 to win on the cards and Bellew 16/1.

The Londoner has an 87 per cent knockout ratio and 18 of his wins have come inside the first three rounds and he can be backed at 7/4 in the 1-3 round group betting market and 8/1 to win in the opening round.

Bellew is 80/1 to win in the opening round, 66/1 to win in the second and 50/1 in the third.

Both fighters have visited the canvas in their careers and Sky Bet are offering 7/2 for there to be no knockdowns, evens for one, 7/4 for two, 12/1 for three and 28/1 for four or more. 

In the under/over round betting market, the fight to go under six rounds is 4/6 and over 11/10. 

There have also been plenty of request-a-bets with Haye to win after being knocked down 10/1. 

Bellew to have a point deducted is 11/2, while both fighters to be knocked down is 9/2.   

Haye v Bellew: Big Fight News

Haye warning to Bellew
David Haye has warned Tony Bellew to "enjoy his last couple of days" ahead of Saturday’s clash. Click here to read

Haye: I’m fit to face Bellew
David Haye has dismissed concerns about his fitness for Saturday night's clash with Tony Bellew. Click here to read 

Hearn: Haye is fit to fight
Eddie Hearn insists David Haye is fit to fight Tony Bellew on Saturday despite reports of an Achilles injury. Click here to read

Haye outburst angers Board
The BBBC are "very disappointed" with David Haye after he lashed out at Tony Bellew fans during a press conference in Liverpool. Click here to read 

Haye: Size does matter
David Haye has warned Tony Bellew he has made a mistake in attempting to bulk up into a heavyweight. Click here to read 

Haye: Bellew risking his life
David Haye has stressed that Tony Bellew will be "risking his life" when the pair meet in the ring this weekend. Click here to read

Bellew: Haye took a hiding
Tony Bellew has revealed more details about his past sparring session with David Haye and how he floored his bitter rival. Click here to read 

Haye defends training regime
David Haye has dismissed criticism about his training regime from Tony Bellew. Click here to read

Bellew won’t lose WBC title
Tony Bellew is relieved after learning he will keep the WBC cruiserweight title, despite accepting a domestic fight with David Haye. Click here to read 

How To Watch Haye v Bellew 

David Haye v Tony Bellew will be screened live on Sky Sports Box Office. 

Channel
Sky Sports Box Office (Channel 491) & Sky Sports Box Office HD (Channel 492) 

Cost
£16.95 / €21.95 

Via Online
Go to www.sky.com/orderboxoffice There is no surcharge for online bookings. 

Via Phone
Call  03442 410888 (0818 220 225 from ROI) (There may be a £2 booking fee for telephone bookings). 

Via Remote
Press box office, select sports and events. Use the arrow buttons to highlight the event. Press select and the buy screen will be displayed. Press select to confirm your order. Enter your pin if prompted. You can only record the event by using this method. 

Sky Q
Select 'Sport' on your menu and then select 'Box Office' within the sport menu at the bottom of 5/6 options.

Cable Customers
Please contact your operator 

Trouble booking?
Go to Sky's FAQ homepage sky.com/help/home/sky-plus 

Event Information & Cost

The event will start at 6.00pm, Saturday, March 4, on Sky Sports Box Office (Channel 491) and Sky Sports Box Office HD (Channel 492), until 1am, Sunday, March 5.