Chisora covers himself in white paint with ‘WAR’ written across chest during weigh-in with Usyk

Derek Chisora has bizarrely shown up for his weigh-in ahead of his clash Oleksandr Usyk in white paint.

Chisora entered the pre-fight ‘bubble’ on Tuesday before meeting the Ukrainian for their final press conference a day later ahead of their clash on Saturday night.

Now the Brit has bizarrely decided to present himself covers himself in white paint with ‘WAR’ written across his bare chest. 

Derek Chisora has bizarrely shown up for his weigh-in ahead of his clash Oleksandr Usyk in white paint

The Brit faces his Ukranian counterpart on Saturday in a highly-anticipated showdown

A mandatory shot at Anthony Joshua awaits the winner of the fight on Saturday.

And ahead of the fight, Chisora admitted he is hoping for a fair fight and acknowledged he may have to prove himself again.

Chisora turned his attention to promoter Eddie Hearn and said: ‘All I’m asking from you Eddie is a fair referee and fair judges.

‘I get Oleksandr is your boy, you sold your soul to Ukraine, you forgot your boys in Britain but it’s okay I have to prove myself again.’

But Chisora revealed his latest look covered in white paint and ‘WAR’ written across his chest

The winner of Saturday’s bout will get a mandatory shot at WBO champion Anthony Joshua 

Usyk meanwhile claimed: ‘My team set me mathematical equations during the week to do for training. I didn’t finish one of them and I thought this was the perfect time to do it.

‘There will be no war, I brought peace. It will be pure boxing.

‘He will definitely want to hurt me badly but I will not stand in front of him to let me do that.’