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The November 13 showdown at Manchester’s MEN Arena stands out as the biggest all-British world heavyweight title fight since Lewis-Bruno in 1993.

Olympic gold medallist Harrison vacated his European crown to set up the battle, which will be shown by Sky Box Office.

Haye was unwilling to face his fellow Londoner Harrison in his second defence, yet was left with no option after his preferred opponents, including the Klitschko brothers, were all ruled out.

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Subsequent to weeks of work between the two camps, the Commonwealth champion coming from Coatbridge will meet the unbeaten Martinez in Glasgow on 4 September.

During a media conference which will announce the Kelvin Hall event Burns, 27, mentioned: “This has been dragging on a bit.

“It is the biggest fight of my career, but I’m more than confident that I can beat him.”

The Scot has been installed as mandatory challenger late last year, with the fight signed for the champion’s homeland.

I have 10 weeks’ solid training ahead of me, more than enough to prepare for this fight

“At the start, it was meant to be in Puerto Rico, then it was here and then there were a few dates that all fell though,” explained Burns.

“I was originally training to fight on the 17 July, but obviously it was moved forward. But the date is set now and I have something to train for.

“I have 10 weeks solid training ahead of me, more than enough to prepare for this fight.”

On the same bill, Greenock man John Simpson is likely to fight for his Commonwealth featherweight title against English rival Stephen Smith plus Edinburgh super-featherweight Paul Appleby returns to the ring after having a year’s absence, with his adversary yet to be declared.

Martinez, additionally 27, who won the title from Essex fighter Nicky Cook in Manchester in March this past year, has since won two defences on home land with knockouts of Feider Viloria and Gonzalo Munguia.

With all the delays for this proposed fight Burns has fought just once since last June, beating Youssef Al Hamidi on points in a non-title bout on 15 May.

Although Adam Booth contends Harrison is just one of six probable competitors and states absolutely no contract discussions happened.

Harrison had also stated talks have been under way with the Klitschko bros.

However the Ukrainians’ manager Bernd Boente told the BBC that there was absolutely no talks and forecasted Haye would consider the “easy option” and match up against Harrison.

Harrison, 38, has vacated the European crown that he picked up with a last-gasp knockout of Michael Sprott on April and the Olympic super-heavyweight champ from 2000 states he’ll be able to fight in October, having recovered from the torn pectoral muscle tissue.

Vitali Klitschko, 38, holds the WBC title whilst the brother Wladimir, 34, holds the IBF and WBO belts – and expectancy has increased over a likely meeting for either brother with 29-year-old Haye.

“David Haye is a false prophet. One punch and that chin will shatter like glass,” said Harrison.

“If I was him I’d keep running from the Klitschkos and keep beating up on shop-worn American heavyweights.

“I’m told by my promoters that both David Haye and the Klitschko brothers have expressed an interest in facing me when I return after rehab.

“If it’s either Klitschko brother the task will be hard, but that’s how I want it. I respect both brothers as they are effective at what they do but both can be beat.

“Whatever the route I will find a way to fulfil my destiny and become heavyweight champion of the world.”

Vitali Klitschko laboured to a 10th-round knockout with Poland’s Albert Sosnowski in the very last fight last month.

Sosnowski had the European title before Harrison and was scheduled to battle the Londoner in April but chosen a battle with Klitschko instead.

In the mean time, Wladimir Klitschko was timetabled to fight Haye last year, only for the Brit to withdraw with the back injuries.

Haye went on to fight Nikolay Valuev for that WBA belt as an alternative, outpointing the huge Russian in Nuremburg previous November.

Boente told the BBC that either of the brothers would prefer to fight Haye, but accused the Briton of “running scared”.

We have not discussed for one minute a fight with Audley Harrison

The Klitschko brothers’ manager Bernd Boente

“He’s always challenging the Klitschko brothers but since Vitali challenged him we haven’t heard from him. My feeling is that he’s afraid,” said Boente.

“We have not discussed for one minute a fight with Audley Harrison and at the moment it would not make much sense, it’s not up for discussion. I think he wants to bring that to Haye’s people.”

Haye knocked out former world champion John Ruiz in nine rounds in April, since when he has been non-committal about his future.

Harrison’s promoter Eddie Hearn has no doubts as to what Haye’s next move should be, calling a match between the two Londoners potentially “the biggest the UK has ever seen”.

“Everyone wants to fight Audley because they know what he brings to the table,” added Hearn, the son of veteran sports promoter Barry.

“He will be installed as the mandatory challenger for the European title but we are also in discussions with the Klitchkos and David Haye and Adam Booth regarding a world title shot later this year.

“Audley’s last two appearances in the UK have attracted record viewing figures, so couple that with Haye’s popularity and the fight is huge.”

Ever since winning gold at the Sydney Olympics, Harrison’s professional career has been a whirlwind affair and before his success over Sprott in April he had never been in ownership of a recognised title.

The career appeared all but over prior to his sucess in Barry Hearn’s Prizefighter heavyweight tournament last October and he was behind on points against Sprott before producing a spectacular left hook in the last round.

And while Eddie Hearn may be overstating things when he says a match between Haye and Harrison, who used to be close friends, is potentially the biggest in British history, it would certainly appeal to many boxing fans.

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Khan, who is hoping for a shot at the WBO lightweight world title, had the upper-hand from the beginning after an accidental collision left Barrera covered in blood and clearly hampered. However, the 35-year-old Mexican, a seven times world champion at three weights, fought on bravely at Manchester’s MEN Arena against the younger, faster and sharper Khan.

The 22-year-old from Bolton, who suffered a small cut to the left eye, was fighting for redemption after his loss at the hands of Breidis Prescott six months ago in the same ring and it is fair to say the Olympic silver medallist is back with a bang. The pressure was always on Barrera as Khan used a succession of fast jabs, along with hook combinations, to keep him on the defence, but at no point did Barrera look troubled.

Throughout the fight Khan appeared to be too fast and too quick footed for the 35 Barrera, even without the cut – Barrea would have struggled to cope with hand speed shown by Khan in the 5 rounds that the fight lasted. Teaming up with Roach has undoubted improved Khan as a fight and helped to gaurd against his “glass Jaw” by working on his defensive still. Khan promoter – Frank Warren has now said that he will look to secure Khan a world title shot by the end of the year.

While having Barrera’s name on your CV is impressive, fan of Khan should not get too carried away. Barrera is 35 and fought for most of his career at the lower weight, while Barrera was unable to test Khan – because he could not catch up with. We still need to know if Khan and aviod and take the puches of a fully blown Lightweight.