Fury: Chisora is scared

Fury: Chisora is scaredTyson Fury says opponent Dereck Chisora has already lost Saturday's night's heavyweight showdown in his mind.

British and Commonwealth champion Chisora will bring his belts into the Wembley Arena ring against a man boasting an identical 14-0 professional record but Fury is confident he holds the advantage.

"This fight is already won and lost," he said. "He's already lost it mentally.

"He's mentally scared of me, physically scared of me and it will show on the night - just like Michael Spinks was of Mike Tyson. He's already lost his battle."

Tyson famously took just 89 seconds to dismantle Spinks in their 1988 world title clash and Fury, who was born in the same month and named after the heavyweight phenomenon, is refusing to rule out a similarly swift night's work in London.
Kill

Explaining how he saw the fight unfolding, Fury said: "I see Chisora taking a lot of punishment, a lot of jabs in the face, a lot of uppercuts, a lot of hooks. And when he gets in close I'm going to beat him on the inside.

"I don't predict knockouts as in what round, but it could be the first because as soon as I hit him he's gone.

"He's just scared to death of me. He won't come to any press conferences."

Chisora has failed to appear for any of the pre-fight pleasantries after Fury threatened to "kill" his opponent in a fiery conference call last week.

The Manchester fighter apologised immediately for the outburst and insisted no literal meaning should be attached to his "slang" term.

On the undercard, Ashley Theophane will make the first defence of his British light-welterweight title against Welsh veteran Jason Cook.
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