Dillian Whyte and Derek Chisora were involved in an angry confrontation after their weigh-in on Friday.
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The heavyweight rivals and their entourages had to be separated backstage after displaying muscled physiques on the scales, a day before their Sky Sports Box Office rematch.
Chisora, after a training camp overseen by new manager David Haye, was chiselled into impressive shape and Whyte matched him - both men weighed 17st 8lbs.
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There was an intense face-to-face, with Chisora masked by a Union Jack, before tensions rose.
Security were needed to intervene after the feuding heavyweights had left the stage.
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The weights represented proof that Whyte, who won the first fight, and Chisora, who seeks revenge, are in tip-top condition.
Whyte has shed 12lbs from his frame since beating Joseph Parker in his previous outing, and hit his self-imposed target of approximately "17-and-a-half stone" that he revealed to Sky Sports earlier this month.
Dillian Whyte's previous weigh-in results
| Whyte's weight |
The opponent |
When? |
| 18st 6lbs 9oz |
Parker - 17st 4lbs |
July 2018 |
| 18st 2lbs 2oz |
Browne - 18st 11lbs 2oz |
March 2018 |
| 17st 10lbs |
Helenius - 17st 11lbs |
October 2017 |
| 17st 8lbs 5oz |
Chisora - 17st 12lbs 6oz |
December 2016 |
| 17st 9lbs |
Joshua - 17st 7lbs |
December 2015 |
Derek Chisora's previous weigh-in results
| Chisora's weight |
The opponent |
When? |
| 17st 11lbs 7oz |
Takam - 17st 8lbs 3oz |
July 2018 |
| 18st 2lb |
Kabayel - 16st 13lb |
November 2017 |
| 17st 12lbs 6oz |
Whyte - 17st 8lbs 5oz |
December 2016 |
| 17st 9lbs |
Haye - 15st |
July 2012 |
| 17st 3lbs |
V Klitschko - 17st 6lbs |
February 2012 |
Chisora is three pounds lighter than when he knocked out Carlos Takam for his career-best result.
Two years ago when they first fought, Whyte was 17st 8lbs and Chisora was 17st 12lbs.
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