Boxer David Haye is worried that he may not get another title shot even if he beats Tyson Fury, as the British rivals go to-to-toe at Manchester Arena on September 28.
According to The Daily Star, Haye, 32, is even the WBA's top challenger for Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko after Russian Alexander Povetkin, who the champion faces in a fight 15 million pound match on October 5.
A lot of words have been exchanged between Haye and Fury over the past few weeks, leading to their much-awaited fight.
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