Haye v Harrison in pubs on 3D

The Battle of Britain boxing slug fest between David Haye and Audley Harrison will be shown on Sky 3D this Saturday.

The World title fight held at Manchester's M.E.N Arena on Saturday 13th November will be the biggest all-British Heavyweight title contest since Lennox Lewis fought Frank Bruno at Cardiff Arms Park in 1993.

Haye became a two-weight world champion when he beat seven-foot tall Nikolai Valuev in 2009 and has since defended his title with a victory over former world champion John Ruiz in April.

Audley Harrison became the first British fighter to win an Olympic gold medal in the Super Heavyweight division, at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.

"At one stage I had a lot of respect for Audley, but over the years that respect has turned to disdain," said Haye.

"It's now time for me to go out there and close the Audley Harrison show once and for all.

"Audley's a big name, but he's known as a boxer that people want to see get destroyed. The public want to see one final high-profile destruction of Audley Harrison, and I'm only too happy to do my duty for the British people."

Harrison, said: "David Haye and the boxing world will be in for a shock on 13th November.

"I told Sky Sports in 2009, that destiny would bring me and David in the ring together. Haye rubbished it and so did the boxing world. I've said it many times that I will be a world champion before I retire and now I get the chance to fulfil my destiny in boxing. So go ahead, write me off but I can't wait for the day when A Force Harrison, destroys Mr Haye. Yes I can."