Nabeel Bhatti

And then we had the build-up.

First of all, we had that meltdown which saw Dante Wilder melting down in front of Simon Jordan when asked about Tyson Fury.

That one gained a lot of attention.

And people were even actually questioning Dante Wilder's sanity off the back of that, and rightfully so, if you've seen the outburst.

But we're not going to play that outburst.

Instead, we're going to play a segment from the interview that these two guys did with Piers Morgan, where Dante Wilder said one of the most bizarre things, not that I've ever heard in terms of just a boxing build-up, in terms of leading up to a fight.

It's head and shoulders above anything else, as far as craziness goes, in terms of...

build-up to a boxing match but he said what might be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard in my life and this has taken all of the attention this week has taken the focus completely off the fight and people again are questioning whether Dante Wilder is actually sane at this juncture

What the fuck did I just listen to?

What the fuck did you just listen to?

What the fuck is he doing telling that story to the world?

And that has happened on the lead up to this fight and it's obviously been the main clip that people have used when previewing this fight and it has nothing to do with the fight or does it?

Is this guy just absolutely insane?

And how will that play out?

Will he stay in there too long?

Does that give you an advantage if this guy is not in the right state of mind?

And that just means he'll carry on boxing even though he's losing this fight and he won't allow himself to be put out of there.

Therefore, it puts Chisora on points in play.

Is he going to be in a state like Oliver McCall was once when he fought Lennox Lewis in a rematch?

He just didn't want to be there and he just started crying in his corner.