David Haye has took to social media in a passionate message to the public surrounding his ongoing legal battle with ITV.
David Haye had a fiery career inside the ring, but his career outside the ring has been just exposive.
The Hayemaker had an illustrious professional career in the sport of boxing.
Haye is accompanied by all time greats Evander Holyfield and Oleksandr Usyk as the only people to win world titles at both cruiserweight and heavyweight.
However, in recent weeks, David Haye has been experiencing extreme backlash from both certain parts of the British public and ITV themselves.
This all stemmed from the inaugural I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here All Stars programme that was aired on ITV.
During the show, David Haye and actor Adam Thomas had a series of disagreements.
These resulted in some fairly heated confrontation both during the show and at the reunion show.
It has been reported that Haye was preparing legal action against ITV.
Today, David Haye has took to X to share his thoughts.
Haye stated:
“Yes I am [taking legal action]”.
“I don’t like people taking advantage of me”.
“I’ve let certain stuff go, and they’re a big powerful corporation, it fires me up, it’s quite a nice thought”.
“Going up against something so powerful, where everyone tip toes around them”.
“Mate, honestly you don’t me, yeh they’re bigger than me, and what!”
“I don’t think there’s a judge in the world, once the tapes have been viewed, they’ll realise this reality TV isn’t that real”.
“I’m looking forward to a judge seeing exactly what went down”.
“It’s been interesting to see how the public can be manipulated”.
“I’m hearing the 10 million number banded around, the number I’m going to hit them with is way more than that trust me”.
“Exciting times, I’m looking forward to getting in there with Goliath once again”.
“The real people who know right and wrong, I’m looking forward to them seeing it, so they knew they were right to back me”.
“I told you all it was bullsh*t”.
“Let’s go, I’m ready for this battle, it will be one of the biggest battles I’ve ever had”.
Famously, David Haye has stood across from a giant before.
In 2009, the South Londoner travelled to Germany to become heavyweight champion, outpointing Nikolai Valuev who stood at over 7ft tall.
Could Haye be victorious as legal proceedings continue between himself and ITV?
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