David Haye's trainer Adam Booth has claimed that the former British WBA champion has "no plans" to go head to head with fellow countryman Dereck Chisora following their brawl in Germany.
The two boxers came to blows during Chisora's press conference following his points defeat to Vitali Klitschko at the weekend.
Some questioned the incident as a pre-arranged stunt in order for Haye to come out of retirement and organise a big-money fight with the former heavyweight champion. However, Booth has been quick to quash such suggestions.
"David is still retired, he has no plans to fight again," Booth told BBC Radio Five Live. "He's always said the only people he would come out [of retirement] to fight is one of the Klitschko brothers and what happened on Saturday night doesn't change that one bit."
Chisora is due to face the British Boxing Board of Control in a hearing next month, which could result in the 28-year-old losing his licence.
Danielle Joynson
