Haye's brutal barrage stops 'Del Boy' Chisora after five rounds in Upton Park bout

London, July 15 (ANI): Former WBA champ David Haye crushed Dereck Chisora at Upton Park without needing camera tripods or bottles as weapons.

A bout, that started in a press conference room in Munich and ended on West Ham's pitch, was a lot more creditable than the build-up finished, with Haye asserting his superior class over the relentlessly malevolent Chisora, who was 37 pounds heavier.

"This is the best atmosphere I've been in in my life. This was one of the best British boxing matches of recent years," The Telegraph quoted Haye, as saying.

"There was a lot of beef beforehand but we both went in there and laid our lives on the line for everyone's entertainment," he added.

According to the report, only once did the battle between these two turn dirty, when Chisora landed a huge left hook after the bell at the end of the third round, but the referee took a charitable view, concluding that neither fighter had heard the signal.

Then Haye set up the finish, bombarding his fellow outlaw with precise combinations to fell Chisora twice in round five.

The first knock down scrambled Chisora's senses, but he reeled back into fighting position hoping to escape a second onslaught.

However, Haye delivered an even more brutal barrage and Dereck was down again.

It seems as if in settling a nasty feud, Haye made himself marketable and incredible again. (ANI)