Dereck Chisora has vowed to put Tyson Fury in the ‘naughty corner’ when the pair come to blows at the Phones 4u Arena.
Chisora insists he will punish Fury for his behaviour at a press conference last month which saw the eccentric traveller flip over a table.
The Londoner has won his last five encounters, including four knockouts, since losing to David Haye in 2012.
Wythenshawe’s Fury will be looking to end months of frustration after David Haye pulled out of two scheduled fight’s due to injury.
“It was the first time Tyson has been on the bigger stage and he acted like a little kid,” Chisora told the Daily Mail.
“We know how he is but we are just going to chill out and kick back. I will just ignore him and then put him in the naughty corner.
“We are already in training, we are plodding along and we are in it now. I will be doing plenty of sparring and that starts on Tuesday.”
The winner of the July 26 clash will progress to a world-title bout against Wladimir Klitschko
Chisora has outlined the importance of the showdown in what he hopes will be the catalyst for world domination.
“Right now we are pushing on, it is a thin line and it is a must-win fight for us. That is how we see it,” added the 30-year-old.
“He (Fury) doesn’t worry me. We know he swings a lot when he is in panic.
“He has progressed and his jab is amazing, that is one of the keys for us but we have a better jab than him.”
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