Dereck Chisora and Tyson Fury will finally get to settle their differences inside the ring at Wembley Arena.
Hennessy Sports confirmed the eagerly-awaited domestic scrap will take place on July 23 with Chisora's British heavyweight title on the line.
The unbeaten rivals squared-up to each other ringside at the O2 on Saturday during Frankie Gavin's clash with Young Mutley.
The pair were involved in a heated argument which began to develop into a mini-brawl involving several people before security moved in.
"Chisora's talked the talk and now he needs to walk the walk," said Fury,
who has racked up 14 straight wins since turning pro in 2008.
"I'm good to go, that's my game walking the walk, so let's see if he is man enough to get in the ring with a dangerous, young, live opponent for the first time in his career."
Lets hope it does go ahead and it turns in to a good fight!!
Hennessy Sports confirmed the eagerly-awaited domestic scrap will take place on July 23 with Chisora's British heavyweight title on the line.
The unbeaten rivals squared-up to each other ringside at the O2 on Saturday during Frankie Gavin's clash with Young Mutley.
The pair were involved in a heated argument which began to develop into a mini-brawl involving several people before security moved in.
"Chisora's talked the talk and now he needs to walk the walk," said Fury,
who has racked up 14 straight wins since turning pro in 2008."I'm good to go, that's my game walking the walk, so let's see if he is man enough to get in the ring with a dangerous, young, live opponent for the first time in his career."
Lets hope it does go ahead and it turns in to a good fight!!