Intro:

David Haye insisted on Wednesday (11th July) that he'd knock out his next heavyweight opponent Dereck Chisora, who he predicted would "go back to being a nobody" after their fight at Upton Park, London on Saturday (14th July).

Script:

In the last press conference before David Haye's much-anticipated and somewhat controversial fight with Dereck Chisora, the pair were as classy as ever.

Haye admitted this fight is about publicity and not about his career.

SOUNDBITE: (English) David Haye:

"It's a fight for now, simply because I beat him up at a press conference a few months ago, and people. That's the way, it's hype, it's a bit of publicity. People are interested in it now. But after I knock him out, he'll go back to where he was before I knocked him out in Munich (at the press conference) and before I knocked him out at Upton Park. He'll go back to being a nobody."

The British duo once again were separated by metal fencing to prevent a repeat of the infamous press conference brawl they had in Munich in February. However those wires couldn't stop the pair trading verbal blows.

SOUNDBITE: (English) Dereck Chisora and David Haye:

"We're good? Look at me, hey pretty boy look at me. (D.H. Why?) Pretty boy look at me, look at me, David, David. (D.H. "You will be looking down my fists) David look at me, show me your fists David. David show me your fists. (D.H. That's all you'll be looking at, that's all you got to look at) Look at me (D.H. "these, these, that's all you'll be seeing on Saturday night") David look at me (D.H. "that's all you will be seeing Saturday night, then the referee going eight, nine, ten. That's it, that the only thing you will be seeing Saturday night").

They may have dragged the dignity of boxing through the mud, but Saturday's fight in London promises to be anything but boring.