Klitschko vs. Chisora: David Haye and Chisora Brawl on Tape, Haye-Chisora Next?

Vitali Klitschko (44-2, 40 KO) has defeated Dereck Chisora (15-3, 10 KO) by unanimous decision in a pretty good fight, but the fight that happened in the post-fight conference room with David Haye (25-2, 23 KO) is more interesting.

The two British boxers exchanged blows after a heated argument as Chisora made fun of Haye. Chisora asked repeatedly if Haye's toe was alright, a reference to the broken toe Haye said caused his poor performance against Klitschko brother Wladimir (56-3, 49 KO) last year.

Haye began yelling from the back of the crowd to begin a verbal exchange between himself and Chisora during the post-fight press conference. Growing tired of the argument, Chisora marched toward Haye.

When Chisora and his team behind him got within swinging distance, a bottle was thrown. It's unclear in the footage and pictures of the incident if Haye threw the bottle.

What Haye did do was throw a video camera tripod at Chisora and his trainer Don Charles during one part of the brawl. The Klitschko brothers stood quietly laughing at the ensuing chaos.

In the chaos, Haye's manager Adam Booth was cut on the top left side of his head. As the blood ran down, Booth confronted Chisora with questions of whether he "glassed" him.

While denying even having a glass bottle in his hands, Chisora offered Booth to fight Haye. The winner would get a shot at Vitali Klitschko to which Klitschko's manager said, "sounds like a perfect plan."

The two Brits could do great business in London. The winner would certainly have earned another shot at a Klitschko brother. Comment below and tell me who you think wins. Haye vs. Chisora?