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Nicolay Valuev vs. David Haye

WBA Heavyweight Title

North American boxing fans can view the anticipated “David vs. Goliath” WBA heavyweight title fight between Nikolai ‘The Russian Giant’ Valuev and David ‘The Hayemaker’ Haye, live on PPV on Saturday, Nov. 7 from Nuremberg, Germany!

The broadcast is being distributed by Integrated Sports in the United States by Integrated Sports for live viewing at 3 PM/ET – 12 PM/PT on both cable and satellite pay-per-view via iN Demand, DIRECTV, TVN, Viewer’s Choice and Bell TV for a suggested retail price of only $24.95. A replay will be shown that same night at 9 PM/ET, 6 PM/PT.

The question to be answered is will the smaller yet faster Haye bring his explosiveness to the heavyweight division against an opponent he will be giving away 9 inches in height and about 100 pounds in weight to. Many boxing experts think Haye has the perfect skill set of speed and power to frustrate the bigger and taller champion. Valuev claims he has faced and defeated numerous fighters with superior speed.

Nikolai Valuev (50-1 with 34 KOs)
Russian
7', 85" reach, 315 lbs. and 36 years old
Two-time WBA Heavyweight Champion

WBA heavyweight champion Nikolai Valuev (50-1, 34 KOs), from St. Petersburg, Russia, has fought and defeated a “Who’s Who” of heavyweight champions including Evander Holyfield, John Ruiz (twice), and Sergey Lyakhovich. He is also the tallest and heaviest champion in history at a daunting 7 feet and 325 pounds.

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David Haye (22-1 with 21 KOs)
British
6'3", 78" reach, 215 lbs. and 29 years old
Former Undisputed World Cruiserweight Champion

David Haye, (22-1, 21 KOs), from London, England, wreaked havoc on the cruiserweight division with a knockout percentage over 90 percent. He left the division last year to move up to heavyweight, while still on top as the unified WBA/WBC/WBO cruiserweight champion.

"My job is to knock out Nikolai Valuev and become the heavyweight champion of the world. I will be the first British champion since Lennox Lewis and that has always been my aim, to be a two-weight world champion"

The Undercard
John Ruiz vs. Adnan Serin