Chisora factfile

We look at the controversial career of heavyweight boxer Dereck Chisora following his ban.

We look at the controversial career of heavyweight boxer Dereck Chisora after he had his licence withdrawn by the British Boxing Board of Control... 1983: December 29 - Born in Zimbabwe before emigrating to Finchley, London. 2005: Wins ABA Championships super-heavyweight category. 2007: Turns professional and claims a second-round stoppage of British-based Hungarian Istvan Kecskes at Wembley Arena. 2008: Beats fellow prospect Sam Sexton with a sixth-round stoppage. 2009: Fined and banned after retrospectively being caught biting Paul Butlin during an eight-round points win. 2010: May - Emphatically defeats former world title challenger Danny Williams in two rounds to take the British heavyweight title. September - Defends British title with ninth-round stoppage of old foe Sexton, also winning the Norwich fighter's Commonwealth belt. November - Given 12-week prison sentence suspended for two years after being found guilty of submitting his former girlfriend to a "humiliating" assault. December - Due to challenge IBF/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko in Germany but the Ukrainian pulls out with stomach injury. 2011: April - Rescheduled clash with Klitschko also scrapped, with the champion blaming a slow recovery from injury. Klitschko fights David Haye in July instead. July - Weighing a career-high 18 stone 9 pounds, loses his titles to Tyson Fury at Wembley Arena. November - Returns to action with a low-key warm-up win against Remigijus Ziausys. December - Loses a controversial split decision to home favourite Robert Helenius in Finland, with many feeling the Londoner won the fight for the vacant European title. Handed a February 2012 shot at WBC champion Vitali Klitschko in Munich, Germany. 2012: February 19: Loses his fight with Klitschko on points, but a brave performance is overshadowed by out-of-the-ring controversies. He slaps Vitali in the face at the weight-in, before spitting water at his brother Wladimir in the ring. After the fight, Chisora becomes involved in a brawl with former WBA heavyweight champion David Haye, with the two trading verbal and physical blows at the post-fight press conference. February 28 - Handed an "indefinite suspension against fighting again for a WBC title" following his conduct in Munich. The World Boxing Council also say "a serious fine" will be imposed, and demand Chisora undergoes "anger management medical treatment". March 14 - Chisora has his licence withdrawn by the Board without any timescale being given.