DERECK CHISARO and Joseph Parker weighed in this afternoon, ahead of Saturday's titanic heavyweight rematch.
Del Boy Chisora will attempt to avenge his split decision loss to the former WBO heavyweight champion in May.
After their weigh-ins
, Joseph Parker and Dereck Chsora meet up.
The bruising brawlers made their official rematch by scaling the scales before they faced off.
Chisora, fan favourite, came in at 248.5lbs. This is 2.3 pounds less than the weight he was for their first encounter.
Kiwi Parker, however, weighed in at a hefty 251lbs, which is a full ten more than what he weighed in May.
After Chisora had put his pants back on, there was a fierce face-off. The pair fought each other.
Chisora (37), still hopes to win a second chance at a global title.
Eddie Hearn, the promoter insists that the Brit-born in Zimbabwe must be given a hand this weekend to ensure his dream and his career.
In his BBC column, he wrote: "We will have an enormous crowd on Saturday and i am anticipating a phenomenal ambience.
"I can really see it lifting Chisora.
"He will tell you that he expects fights for many years, but he must beat Parker if he wants to continue in these top-tier fights.
"What an incredible servant he is.
"I am aware that he has had some losses, but you should look at his pedigree.
"Tyson Fury twice; Vitali Klitschko and Oleksandr Usyk; Joseph Parker was also robbed of his win against Robert Helenius, Kubrat Pulev.
"I love Del Boy. You never know what you're going to get.
"He is a person with a great heart. He wants to give value for money to fans, something he has done many times over the years.
"It was here that he gave us a great heavyweight fight against Dillian Whyte five years ago.
"He has promised me and the fans that he would give us another firecracker Saturday."
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