(CNN) -- David Haye says he would relish a fight against reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) champion Vitali Klitschko after beating fellow Briton Dereck Chisora at Upton Park football stadium in London on Saturday. "I held a version of the world heavyweight championship and I would like to regain a version of the world heavyweight championship ... I would love to challenge him for his title," Haye said at a news conference. "After a performance like that and him getting on, if you were one of his advisers you wouldn't tell Vitali to fight me," the 31-year-old added. Haye retired after losing to Vitali's brother, Vladimir on points in July 2011, but came out of retirement to fight Chisora after the British pair brawled at a press conference which followed Chisora's loss on points to Vitali in Munich last February.
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Former world heavyweight champion David Haye keen to fight Vitali Klitschko after beating Dereck Chisora
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Haye, who lost to Ukrainian's brother Vladimir in 2011, says he would be "very confident" of victory
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Fellow Briton Chisora dispatched by Haye in five rounds at grudge match at Upton Park on Saturday
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Briton's Amir Khan suffers shock defeat at hands of Danny Garcia in light-welterweight clash in Las Vegas
The referee stepped in to stop the fight in the fourth round after @placeholder champion Garcia launched a series of blistering attacks on Khan which saw the Briton felled three times.
The referee stepped in to stop the fight in the fourth round after WBC champion Garcia launched a series of blistering attacks on Khan which saw the @placeholder felled three times.