DEREK CHISHORA revealed that he would face Tyson Fury next January if he beats Joseph Parker in December.
Delboy, 37 years old, hopes to avenge his defeat to Parker in a split decision when he rematches him next month.
Chisora confirmed that he would fight Fury, despite them having formed a friendship
Although he has 11 losses in his professional record, a win against Parker would place Chisora back into the running for a world title shot.
This would be against Fury or the winner in the rematch between champion Oleksandr Uzyk and Anthony Joshua.
Chisora answered The Mail when asked if Fury would face him next year. Tyson Fury is a great fighter.
"Yeah, why don't you? "If he's there, we'll do that."
Chisora & Fury have fought twice before - both times were won by The Gypsy King.
In 2011, Fury defeated Chisora in a first clash. The unanimous decision was made to win the second.
Three years later, they rematch and the 6ft 9in giant was even stronger. He switched to southpaw and gave Chisora a brutal beating before retiring in the corner after the 10th.
The couple have maintained a close friendship since then.
This positive relationship is what bizarrely led Fury to include Chisora on his five-fight wishlist.
He said that he had just beat Deontay Wilder once more last month and that he wanted to share his bucket list.
"I'm going to fight Wilder on Oct 9th. I'll also fight Dillian Whyte in the UK for my first fight in years at a stadium in Manchester, or somewhere in December. Let's set a December date. That'll be a simple one.
"And then, I'll fight Joshua March in Saudi Arabia. Let's do that, then we can have another rematch at Wembley in the summer."
"And then, I'll go out with me last fight. That'll be approximately, however long it takes, two years and I'll fight Derek Chisora. That's five fights.
"And then, I'll take 2 years off the ring, going completely nuts again, and I will come back at 37 to wipe the floor with whomever's next. It will take two years to build up someone."
Fury is waiting to see if WBC No1 Challenger Whyte will be made mandatory challenger for his title.
Whyte was not confirmed by the organisation as mandatory challenger at the recent convention because he is currently involved in a legal dispute with WBC.
Joe Joyce and Swede Otto Wallin are also possible opponents to Fury.
Fury will not be able to fight Joshua and Usyk next due to a contractual rematch clause.
