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‘Party time’ as Haye jets first class to Vegas

Former world heavyweight David Haye flew out of Britain just days after his role in an unseemly brawl with Dereck Chisora in Munich.

Haye’s whereabouts had been unknown in the hours after the brawl, which led to Chisora being detained by German police, but he kept his followers on Twitter up to date with a picture.

Haye is still wanted for questioning in Germany, but showed no signs of concern in his first-class seat as he set off for Las Vegas.

“Managed to shake off them bird watchers on M25!” Haye tweeted. “Jetting off to warmer climates. It’s PARTY TIME!”

The ‘bird watchers’ referred to the paparazzi, who Haye had earlier photographed waiting outside his house.

German prosecutors reportedly suspect Haye of grievous bodily harm, which if proven is punishable by a minimum jail term of six months.

A police spokesman said: "We're going to ask the British to help us but this is not a quick process. We have to go through the right channels, send letters, et cetera.

"We don't expect something to happen for around two weeks. It is not a serious charge, like murder, it is just a case involving two famous people."

In a statement on Monday Haye apologised for his behaviour in the press conference, vowing to help boxing authorities with their investigations.

“It goes without saying, I am bitterly disappointed to have been a part of what transpired on Saturday evening,” the statement read.

“I realise I am no angel – and don't mind a bit of professional trash-talk to help raise boxing's profile – but, during my 21 years in the sport, I have never been involved in, or even witnessed, such a serious fracas.

“If requested, I shall happily assist the boxing authorities with any investigation they wish to launch and, ultimately, hope that all lessons learned from this incident will be implemented.”

[Zizouz]

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[Creed Diskenth]

Man want man in prison in Germany yeah

[Supermalt]

bottle ur enemy in public

Spud members of his clic in the nose

Then fly to vagas first class to gamble, beat, drink champs

Yup

[The New Diaby]

It is not a serious charge, like murder, it is just a case involving two famous people."

f*ck this,

Any normal bloke in the street done what he done on a Saturday night it would be 6 months minimum

The rich and famous are above the law.

[TF S4DK]

No they wouldn't.

and he meant it wont be a easy process to question or extradite him for such an offence now that he has left Germany.

[Guest PROFIT MARGINS]

Good for him

f*ck Chirosa

[Raegus]

It is not a serious charge, like murder, it is just a case involving two famous people."

f*ck this,

Any normal bloke in the street done what he done on a Saturday night it would be 6 months minimum

The rich and famous are above the law.

That means capitalism works.