Friday, July 13, 2012
Watch Dereck Chisora Vs David Haye Live Online On HD Quality
David
Haye will be conceding 37lbs to Dereck Chisora when the British heavyweight
rivals meet at Upton Park on Saturday night.
Haye
scaled 210lbs at a feisty weigh-in at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square, the
lightest he has been for any of his six heavyweight fights.
Chisora,
the underdog, will enter the ring with a two and a half stones advantage after
totaling 247lbs.
Both
fighters arrived with large entourages that crept within five metres of each
other as Haye and Chisora weighed in, cheered on by their supporters in a
packed room.
It was
the fourth time Haye and Chisora have met since their infamous brawl in Munich
five months ago, an incident that created the demand for Saturday's showdown.
As
usual a steel fence was in place to separate them and they weighed in either
side of the barrier.
When
they came face to face through the mesh, Chisora and his trainer Don Charles
taunted Haye.
'We
drive the same cars and we're going to have the same records,' Chisora said.
'I've
had three losses and after the fight he'll have had three losses. We'll be
even. I'm coming for you.
'I'm
feeling good, I'm excited and I can't wait. It's going to be a great fight, the
fans will love it.'
Haye
highlighted Chisora's lengthy criminal record and conduct within boxing as the
reason for his hatred of the 28-year-old.
And he branded his opponents' supporters 'idiots'.'Chisora's
not a nice guy, the fact he bites people in the ring, spits water in peoples'
faces, slaps people at weigh-ins, kisses people at weigh-ins. What's to like?'
he said.'I don't know how anyone in their right man could support Dereck
Chisora, a convicted woman beater.'Who would support someone like that? Someone
who says and does the things he does? What is there to support?'What type of
sane human being supports someone like that? Maybe another idiot would, someone
like himself.'There were a handful of idiots here who supported him, they were
probably his mates.
Haye insisted Puerto Rican referee Luis Pabon is equipped to
deal with any erratic behaviour from Chisora.'We've got a good referee who
won't stand for any foolishness and I'm confident he will handle anything,' he
said. Charles also faced-off with Haye at the fence and later explained the
anger he directed at the 31-year-old.'I try my best in all the fights Dereck
has had in the past to not get emotionally involved,' he said.'But I can't
stand David Haye. The arrogance he shows is beyond belief. He's delusional and
lives in a dream world.'He's a guy who plays a lot of Playstation games and he
gets caught up in that mindset, he thinks it's all a game, but this is
real.'Frank Warren, meanwhile, has denied Upton Park could be turned into a
battleground for warring West Ham and Millwall fans.
Adding a sinister backdrop to the occasion is the potential
for crowd trouble given that Bermondsey-born Haye is a Millwall supporter.
The concern is that the presence of Lions fans at Upton Park
could provoke any Hammers attending the fight, but Warren stresses the
Metropolitan Police Service are satisfied with the security arrangements in
place.'These fears that have been raised are a load of ********,' said Warren,
Chisora's manager.'I don't know how many Millwall games David Haye has been to
but there hasn't been any problems at his other fights.
'Dereck supports Manchester United, so what's the issue?
'The game's at Upton Park but we're not selling tickets on
the basis of West Ham v Millwall and anybody who suggests that is
irresponsible.'The Met Police have said there is no problem with this show.
They're happy with the stewarding.'The staging of the fight - which has been
sanctioned by the Luxembourg Boxing Federation as neither Haye nor Chisora are
currently licensed by the BBBC - has been condemned for a multitude of
reasons.Chief among them is that the rivals are profiting from the disgraceful
scenes in Munich, where they traded blows at a press conference in the
aftermath of Chisora's loss to Vitali Klitschko.Yet the public interest in a
contest that sees Haye start as a strong favourite in undeniable with 30,000
tickets already sold.
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