Haye defends role in Munich brawl  David Haye has defended his
actions during last weekend's shocking brawl with Dereck Chisora
and insists his heavyweight rival needs to go to "anger
management clinic".  David Haye  The two men grappled and fought
during a shameful press conference scrap in Munich last weekend,
where Chisora had just lost a valiant challenge for Vitali
Klitschko's WBC title.  Chisora initiated the altercation and
Haye landed the first punch - with a fist clutching a glass
bottle. Haye then fought with Chisora's trainer and attempted to
hit him on the head with a camera tripod.  Zimbabwe-born
Chisora, 28, claimed Haye had "glassed" him and repeatedly vowed
to "shoot" and "burn" the former WBA champion. He has since
apologised for his actions while Haye has not.  Haye, 31,
reiterated on this evening's That Sunday Night Show he was
acting in self-defence: "He comes over to me, in my face, I feel
his knuckles in my face, what am I supposed to do? I've got to
close the show.   "I've got no desire