Eddie Hearn landed in Birmingham revealing he’s spoken to David Haye about the possibility of a rematch with Tony Bellew.<br /><br />The head of Matchroom Boxing admitted Haye and Bellew could meet again after their highly-charged first contest on March 4.<br /><br />Bellew scored a huge upset at the 02 Arena in London by stopping Haye, who was hobbling through a ruptured Achilles, in the 11th round.<br /><br />Haye posted a video of himself on social media walking the Great Wall of China this week and has vowed to return to boxing.<br /><br />It’s a mouth-watering possibility of a return bout and the same can be said between Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko.<br /><br />Joshua stopped Klitschko, also in the 11th, after a fight for the ages in front of 90,000 people at Wembley Stadium and there is a rematch clause.<br /><br />Tyson Fury, who beat Klitschko on points and relinquished titles rather than lose them in the ring, want to get to Joshua first.<br /><br />It’s one of many things in the pipeline for Hearn with Kell Brook, James DeGale and even Jamie Cox’s immediate futures to guide.<br /><br />The here and now is Saturday’s next bill in Birmingham at the Barclaycard Arena, where he spoke to Seconds Out reporter Craig Birch.
