Derek Chisora farted on the camera during Tyson Fury's final address at a press conference ahead of the pair's heavyweight clash this weekend.
WBC champion Fury will make a voluntary defence of his crown against former two-time rival Chisora this Saturday night at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The pair have already met twice in 2011 and 2014 with the 'Gypsy King' coming out on top on both occasions, which has seen the fight come into heavy criticism.
Chisora is notorious for his famous press conference gags and it was no different when he came face-to-face with his rival at the fight week press conference. Fury was given the floor to make a final address before 'WAR' shouted "where is the camera?" and farted on the camera which drew an awkward laugh from the champion.
While giggling to himself after stalling the address, the pair came face-to-face at the front of the stage as they prepare to do battle in just two days time. Nonetheless Fury was excited for the clash and revealed that he is ready in case his rival can spring an upset on Saturday night.
“What an opportunity to be boxing on this all heavyweight card," Fury said ahead of the fight this weekend. “I tell you why? It was available ready to rock and roll, bang here we are. Throw down for the fans. Whoever fights Derek Chisora is in for a f***ing good fight. Right before Christmas is like a Christmas cracker. I needed a fight this year regardless of who it was.
"I love fighting I always need to fight. I wish I could fight every month of my life. Derek is the same and I know he would sign up for the same thing, 12 fights next year. I am doing what I love to do. I take my career very seriously in the last few years I have, like Derek said come Saturday night there is no friends in business."
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"This is a business transaction, so we are going to go in there punch the f*** out of each other. Afterwards we can have some food and a cup of tea whatever he wants. I hear all these critics, but in a two horse race never over-estimate anybody. As we have seen many times in the past when champions overlook opponents, then the challenger goes in there and knocks the mother****** out."
Chisora wants to make a good account of himself and steal the crown, but has refused to talk ill of his opponent in the build-up to the clash.
"I can't sit here and be more aggressive with Tyson, and he is sitting here and giving me the opportunity," Chisora said. "He called me up and he said I want to fight you and give you. a big payday. And I replied 'yes let's make it happen'. For me to talk s*** about this man who is giving me food to support my kids I cannot."
