The Hayemaker is the 1/10 red-hot favourite with bookmaker Paddy Power to silence his bitter rival Audley Harrison in the second defence of his WBA Heavyweight title at Manchester’s MEN Arena on November 13.

The scheduled bout which was today confirmed by David Haye is being touted as the biggest ‘Battle of Britain’ since Lennox Lewis met Frank Bruno in 1993.

So confident are Paddy Power in Haye’s promise to demolish Harrison that they’re offering just 1/8 that the fight will not go the distance. Furthermore Haye is just 1/3 to win with a KO or technical knockout.

Sharon McHugh, spokesperson for Paddy Power, said: “It’ll be the ultimate ‘Battle of Britain’ and the fight everyone will be looking forward to tuning into but judging by the odds it’ll take a small miracle for Harrison to beat the defending champ!”

Match Betting
1/10 David Haye
40/1 Draw
11/2 Audley Harrison

Will the fight go the distance?
1/8 No
9/2 Yes

Method of Victory
4/1 Haye Points or Decision
1/3 Haye KO/TKO
16/1 Harrison Points or Decision
7/1 Harrison KO/TKO

Total Rounds
4/6 Under 7.5
11/10 Over 7.5

Round Betting
8/1 David Haye To Win in Round 3
8/1 David Haye To Win in Round 4
8/1 David Haye To Win in Round 2
9/1 David Haye To Win in Round 5
9/1 David Haye To Win in Round 1
12/1 David Haye To Win in Round 6
14/1 David Haye To Win in Round 8
14/1 David Haye To Win in Round 7
16/1 David Haye To Win in Round 9
18/1 David Haye To Win in Round 10
25/1 David Haye To Win in Round 12
25/1 David Haye To Win in Round 11
60/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 9
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 1
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 3
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 4
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 10
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 7
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 12
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 11
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 5
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 6
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 8
66/1 Audley Harrison To Win in Round 2

Europe remain odds-on 4/6 favourites with Paddy Power following Corey Pavin’s announcement that Stewart Cink, Zach Johnson and Rickie Fowler will join Tiger Woods in making up his US Ryder Cup team.

Woods, who has a forgettable Ryder Cup record of 11 points from 25 matches, is just 7/2 with Paddy Power to score most US points at Celtic Manor.

Ryder Cup Winner

4/6 Europe

11/1 Tie

6/4 USA

Top US Points Scorer

7/2 Tiger Woods

5/1 Steve Stricker

6/1 Phil Mickelson

6/1 Jim Fuyk

10/1 Dustin Johnson

10/1 Stewart Cink

11/1 Hunter Mahan

12/1 Matt Kuchar

12/1 Zach Johnson

14/1 Rickie Fowler

18/1 Bubba Watson

30/1 Jeff Overton

Top European Points Scorer

9/2 Rory McIlroy

5/1 Lee Westwood

15/2 Graeme McDowell

9/1 Padraig Harrington

9/1 Martin Kaymer

9/1 Ross Fisher

10/1 Ian Poulter

12/1 Luke Donald

12/1 Francesco Molinari

12/1 Edoardo Molinari

16/1 Peter Hanson

16/1 Miguel Angel Jiminez

18/1 Molinari brothers to win four points out of four as a pairing

Ryder Cup Winning Putt

14/1 Rory McIlroy

14/1 Tiger Woods

14/1 Lee Westwood

16/1 Graeme McDowell

16/1 Phil Mickelson

16/1 Ian Poulter

16/1 Padraig Harrington

16/1 Martin Kaymer

16/1 Ross Fisher

18/1 Matt Kuchar

18/1 Jim Furyk

18/1 Steve Stricker

18/1 Edoardo Molinari

18/1 Luke Donald

20/1 Dustin Johnson

20/1 Hunter Mahan

22/1 Francesco Molinari

25/1 Miguel Angel Jiminez

25/1 Bubba Watson

25/1 Jeff Overton

28/1 Peter Hanson