Chisora naand Haye go at it with fists.

[Boxingtech718v2]

All pretty calculated from Chisora. From slapping Vitali, spitting at Wlad to going after Haye.

He's trying to tie up his financial future in one night.

This right here, Chisora is crazy like a fox. Chisora is breathing excitement into a boring division.

[TheGreatA]

This would be only moments after his promoter scolded him for such antics. Seems like Chisora paid no attention to Frank Warren's ranting. If this is all true and Chisora goes on to get arrested for it, then he truly is a madman. He is making Tyson look like a choir boy in comparison.

[P4P_No1]

Yer cause making 70K from endorsing shoes is comparable to making Millions fighting David Haye in the biggest Heavyweight match up in Britain?

But what I'm saying is if he's only concerned about money then he would have taken the 70k as well.

[Weebler I]

lol Haye cut Booth?

Yer cause making 70K from endorsing shoes is comparable to making Millions fighting David Haye in the biggest Heavyweight match up in Britain?

I think you're giving Chisora too much credit, surely you've noticed in interviews that he's not the most cerebral of characters?

[Joe2608]

This sounds absolutely hilarious. Given the fact it happened at a press conference you'd put money on a camera catching some of the action.

[FeFist]

This would be only moments after his promoter scolded him for such antics. Seems like Chisora paid no attention to Frank Warren's ranting. If this is all true and Chisora goes on to get arrested for it, then he truly is a madman. He is making Tyson look like a choir boy in comparison.

Let's not get hasty.

[-Lowkey-]

"Haye then grabbed the camera tripod and swung it at the head of the character he was fighting with. Booth seemed to get caught in the middle and seemingly suffered the cut at the hands of his own friend."

LMAO

[Evil Abed]

Dereck Chisora brawled with British rival David Haye tonight in a confrontation which left the former WBA heavyweight champion's trainer and manager with a nasty facial cut.

After losing a brave 12-round decision to WBC champion Vitali Klitschko in Munich tonight, Chisora mocked the onlooking Haye for his poor performance against Klitschko's brother Wladimir last year - a fight which cost him his title.

Chisora then confronted Haye during the press conference and the two men grappled around the room with onlookers and entourages getting involved.

Someone - possibly Chisora - claimed to have been 'glassed' before grabbing a bottle himself.

Haye's trainer and manager Booth, who like Haye had been commentating on the fight, then appeared with a cut forehead, while someone held aloft a camera tripod threateningly.

Even by boxing's often chaotic standards the unsavoury incident was shocking, drawing gasps and cries of alarm as those involved fell about the room.

Klitschko - and brother Wladimir - seemed to stay out of it, before both Booth and Haye criticised the Ukrainians' manager Bernd Boente for not agreeing a fight between the Englishman and the WBC champion.

Haye, who had been working as a television pundit, was first to leave the scene, shouting abuse at Chisora, while Chisora urged Booth to check who injured him and insisted he was not at fault.

After Haye and Chisora were separated, Haye became involved in a fight with member of Chisora's entourage in which both men threw punches.

Haye then grabbed the camera tripod and swung it at the head of the character he was fighting with. Booth seemed to get caught in the middle and seemingly suffered the cut at the hands of his own friend.

Chisora and his promoter Frank Warren appeared to be trying to goad Haye into a high-profile fight between the two Londoners.

"David, how's your toe?" Chisora repeatedly shouted at Haye, referring to the injury he blamed his loss to Wladimir Klitschko on.

Haye said something back, to which Chisora said: "Do you want to tell me to my face? Tell me to my face!"

Chisora then left the stage, approached Haye and went nose-to-nose before appearing to push the former champion and initiate the brawl.

EPIC........................

Haye cut his own manager.

That's just terrific.

[arraamis]

Dereck Chisora brawled with British rival David Haye tonight in a confrontation which left the former WBA heavyweight champion's trainer and manager with a nasty facial cut.

After losing a brave 12-round decision to WBC champion Vitali Klitschko in Munich tonight, Chisora mocked the onlooking Haye for his poor performance against Klitschko's brother Wladimir last year - a fight which cost him his title.

Chisora then confronted Haye during the press conference and the two men grappled around the room with onlookers and entourages getting involved.

Someone - possibly Chisora - claimed to have been 'glassed' before grabbing a bottle himself.

Haye's trainer and manager Booth, who like Haye had been commentating on the fight, then appeared with a cut forehead, while someone held aloft a camera tripod threateningly.

Even by boxing's often chaotic standards the unsavoury incident was shocking, drawing gasps and cries of alarm as those involved fell about the room.

Klitschko - and brother Wladimir - seemed to stay out of it, before both Booth and Haye criticised the Ukrainians' manager Bernd Boente for not agreeing a fight between the Englishman and the WBC champion.

Haye, who had been working as a television pundit, was first to leave the scene, shouting abuse at Chisora, while Chisora urged Booth to check who injured him and insisted he was not at fault.

After Haye and Chisora were separated, Haye became involved in a fight with member of Chisora's entourage in which both men threw punches.

Haye then grabbed the camera tripod and swung it at the head of the character he was fighting with. Booth seemed to get caught in the middle and seemingly suffered the cut at the hands of his own friend.

Chisora and his promoter Frank Warren appeared to be trying to goad Haye into a high-profile fight between the two Londoners.

"David, how's your toe?" Chisora repeatedly shouted at Haye, referring to the injury he blamed his loss to Wladimir Klitschko on.

Haye said something back, to which Chisora said: "Do you want to tell me to my face? Tell me to my face!"

Chisora then left the stage, approached Haye and went nose-to-nose before appearing to push the former champion and initiate the brawl.

Damn!!! By the time Chisora gets home, after all the fines and ****, he would have fought Vitali for free tonight ..... What a tool

[Come∂ian]

Im actually somewhat interested in the Heavyweight division again.