Friday 24 February 2017 06:09, UK
David Haye has issued his most threatening warning yet ahead of his fight against Tony Bellew.
The former two-weight world champion insists he won't be satisfied with an ordinary knockout victory on March 4, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
"I'm throwing three, four, five-punch combinations and he wouldn't be able to take one of those," Haye exclusively told Sky Sports.
I don't want him to quit on his stool, or go down with a body shot. I wouldn't be happy with that.
"I'm looking at hitting him, knocking him out, and hitting him as he's going down.
"We're practicing hitting a falling target. You're not allowed to hit someone on the floor but, if they're falling, you can hit them.
"I really want a slo-mo, show-reel knockout. I don't want him to quit on his stool, or go down with a body shot. I wouldn't be happy with that."
Haye, whose three-and-a-half year hiatus from the ring ended last January, has repeatedly dismissed Bellew's criticism of his warm-weather training camp in Miami.
"If I was fighting Anthony Joshua, I would be doing exactly the same training, because I believe this works for me," Haye said. "The training of old doesn't work for me any more."
