Monday 27 February 2017 14:07, UK
David Haye will “relish” Monday’s press conference in Liverpool, the home city of his bitter rival Tony Bellew.
London's Haye is primed for a frosty reception five days before Saturday's fight, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
"He's come down south plenty of times, so I'm looking forward to getting some verbals, and getting some grief," Haye exclusively told Sky Sports.
He's come to my home turf, so it's only fair that I go to his home turf to put myself in the firing line.
"I'm looking forward to it, I love it, I relish it. He's come to my home turf, so it's only fair that I go to his home turf to put myself in the firing line.
"I'm sure I'll get stuff chucked at me, and get some verbals from his fans. But I don't care, it will be fun. Bring it on."
Promoter Eddie Hearn, keen to avoid a repeat of the November incident which resulted in a suspended warning for Haye and Bellew from the British Boxing Board of Control, has considered using a fence to keep them apart on Monday.
