Scandal at weigh in! Disgraceful Chisora slapped Vitali - Vitali: 243 - Chisora: 241

Some pics from the weigh-in: http://www.fr-online.de/fotostrecken-sport,1473472,11655426.html

 

maybe witouth the stuff what he put in his ass

 

Is it any wonder the guy snapped after K2's brutal mindgames?
I'm surprised he kept it in check for so long.I'm guessing the whole OFAH theme debacle was a ploy to get Chisora to really snap and get the fight cancelled.

 

The official line is that it was a TKO6

 

edit:looks like a proper slap...

 

Bitchko got ***** slapped

 

This is awesome.

Brits sure know hot to build up a fight. **** Adamek and all them boring ass Eastern Euros.

 

:rofl I like Chisora but Vitali is going to kill him he isn´t as calm as his brother

 

Picture of the slap in the below article :

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/feb/17/dereck-chisora-slaps-vitali-klitschko?newsfeed=true

Dereck Chisora slaps Vitali Klitschko at weigh-in for world title fight

Dereck Chisora ignited his weigh-in with WBC heavyweight world champion Vitali Klitschko by slapping the title holder's face hard during their staredown. Klitschko was visibly infuriated as the pair were pulled apart.

Earlier, Chisora had vowed to "shock the world" by snatching the WBC title in Munich. The 28-year-old Londoner challenges Klitschko in Germany this weekend despite two high-profile losses in his last three fights.

Despite being a relative novice, Chisora has already seen two clashes with Klitschko's brother Wladimir scuppered by the Ukrainian's injury withdrawals. He was scheduled to fight the 35-year-old for the IBF and WBO belts in December 2010 before a stomach injury forced the champion to pull out and the rescheduled bout in April last year also fell through with Klitschko blaming a problematic rehabilitation.


While Wladimir went on to beat David Haye instead, Chisora remained at domestic level and lost his British and Commonwealth titles to Tyson Fury. Though he went some way to redeeming himself with a career-best performance against Finnish star Robert Helenius before Christmas, a controversial split decision ultimately saw him suffer a second career defeat.


The Zimbabwe-born Briton therefore takes on long-reigning heavyweight king Klitschko as a huge outsider, with some bookmakers pricing him as generously as 10-1 to dethrone the champion in his adopted homeland.

"I'm the underdog in this fight which is exactly how I like it because when I knock him out in the eighth round it will shock the world," said Chisora, who has a record of 15-2 (9KOs) and is ranked 14th by the WBC. "I know I've got to go in there and do a job on him. I'm in tip-top condition and the best shape I've been in in my entire career, so I'm confident I'm going to smash Mr Vitali Klitschko to bits.


"I'm going to war with him. I'll make sure that he won't get to use his big height and reach advantage against me with the way I'm going to fight him and I've got the eighth round in my head that I'm going to stop him in. He won't be able to keep up with the pace I'm going to set. It will be at 100mph and his old legs won't be able to keep up. I'm not scared of him. He's human, he bleeds and so do I.


"I promise you, it's the end for Vitali. I will end the Klitschko reign and cause a massive upset that will be felt around the world. Everyone else who has fought the Klitschko brothers has been scared. This is one cat that isn't scared of him - or anyone - and I'll throw him off of that throne he's been sitting on for the last few years."


Klitschko has spent the build-up to the fight talking up Chisora's credentials, citing his performance against Helenius in Finland in December as proof of his credentials. "He's the strongest challenger out there and I always want to prove myself against the best," insisted the 40-year-old (43-2, 40KOs) this week. "He is young, wild, aggressive and hungry. He marches forward all the time. The fight will be interesting."


On the scales, Chisora was a relatively svelte 17 stone 3lbs while Klitschko was 17st 6lbs.

 

I like that Chisora is not afraid and this is a good sign that we may have a good fight on our hands

however time and time again slappers in the prefight get punished recently i remember De La Hoya knocking around Mayorga after being smacked

Hope fully Chisora comes to bring it cause Vitali will be looking to hurt him and hopefully Chisora opens up rather than runs and hides

 

Looks like Chisora wants Vitali to toe-to-toe with him. Not gonna happen. Vitali is way too intelligent of a fighter for this kind of hat tricks.

 

I knew Chisora would pull some **** at the weigh in. He's done it before.
If he has slapped vitali at the weigh in then there's a good chance he might die tommorow

 

:scaredas: holy ****..:rofl..i'm dying to see Vitali's reaction after that.

 

That's a quality slap.

 

In a moment like this I couldn't resist but hurt the other guy badly. Doesn't matter if there was a multi million dollar fight tomorrow. I'd just be too pissed.