David Haye warns Oleksandr Usyk he’s dealing with a ‘totally fired up and motivated’ Derek Chisora after gruelling year-long coaching camp

David Haye has warned Oleksandr Usyk he will probably be combating the perfect potential model of Derek Chisora on Saturday night time.

The pound-for-pound famous person is making ready to dip his toes into the proverbial shark tank which is the heavyweight division after making his debut final yr towards Chazz Witherspoon.

Though he hardly needed to make a splash in Chicago final October, Chisora is now planning on dragging the Ukrainian into deep waters.

The grizzled veteran has confronted a number of the greatest heavyweights of his era and is having fun with one thing of an Indian summer season in his profession.

After sensationally stopping Carlos Takam greater than two years in the past, he has loved a blossoming relationship with former foe David Haye and pushed himself as soon as once more to the forefront of world heavyweight boxing.

The ‘Hayemaker’ is below no illusions on the magnitude of the duty earlier than ‘Battle’ Chisora at Wembley Enviornment, however is quietly assured the work behind the scenes by Chisora will arrange a shocking upset victory.

“He’s nearly as good as he has ever been earlier than,” Haye informed talkSPORT’s James Savundra. “He’s been working with myself for 2 years now since his Dillian Whyte loss, which was a struggle he was profitable.

“He received knocked out within the 11^th spherical however, since that struggle, he has fought Senad Gashi, he’s fought Artur Szpilka, he’s fought David Value and he has carried out higher and higher.

“He’s had full coaching camps for all of these fights and inside these coaching camps he has accomplished an increasing number of coaching, culminating in a yearlong hole since his final struggle in October 2019.

“He’s had a yr to work on this particular struggle to struggle arguably the most effective pound-for-pound fighters on the planet in any weight division.

“Any knowledgeable would have Usyk of their high 5, pound-for-pound of all boxers and Derek must be having an ideal coaching camp. Something much less, he hasn’t received a shot.

“Some other coaching camp he has had coming in to this struggle wouldn’t have been sufficient; he wouldn’t have been match sufficient, he wouldn’t have been quick sufficient, he wouldn’t have had the best mindset – bodily or mentally, little doubt.

“So I’m so glad that he has given himself to the crew, to the coaching programme, totally. He hasn’t held something again.

“Up to now, he sort of held again 15 or 20 per cent of his vitality and he all the time conserved a bit bit for ‘tomorrow’. However now I do know he has given all the things to us.

“So we’re going to go into the ring on Saturday night time with him totally charged, totally fired up and motivated.

“He’s going to be nearly as good as Derek Chisora can probably be and he’s going to should be as a result of he has a superb opponent in entrance of him.”