‘F****** fakers’ – Derek Chisora claims NOBODY is in boxing for anything other than money ahead of huge Tyson Fury bout

DEREK CHISORA loves boxing — but claims anyone who says they are in the sport for that is full of s**t.

The 38-year-old faces fellow Brit Tyson Fury for a third time in Saturday’s heavyweight showdown at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tyson Fury and Derek Chisora ahead of their trilogy fightRichard Pelham / The Sun

Chisora’s brave defeats against Fury, Vitali Klitschko, David Haye and Dillian Whyte have made him a fans’ favourite.

The 18st reformed bad boy is now a dedicated daddy to two little girls in North London.

And he has earned the right to call out boxing as a dirty business after 45 hard fights.

Chisora said: “Let me explain one thing about boxing, and the boxing life, it is full of f***ing fakers.

“F***ing full of f***ing fakers and f***ing idiots.

“I do whatever I want to do. I always say, everyone in boxing is in it for something.

“Nobody is in boxing for love and anyone who tells you they are in it for love is lying.

“Everyone is in it for a payday. It is not a team sport, that is bulls**t.

“A team sport is Sunday league football, where you don’t get paid, you pay to play.

“Everyone wakes up hungover and goes and plays together. Boxing is full of s**t. Everyone tries to tell you that boxing is a team sport — but it is full of s**t people.”

Chisora shows no signs of quitting — even after 12 defeats.

The Zimbabwe-born brawler said: “My amateur debut was in an Essex leisure centre and everyone in there was puffing cigars and cigarettes, that’s how long ago it was.

“I was a big African kid who had only just moved to England and I was s**tting bricks.

“My legs were shaking but it was enjoyable. The politics now in the pro game changes it.

“Back then I was fighting for the pride of your club and a nice trophy. You used to walk in and see the trophies on a table next to the ring.

“The losers trophy would be s**t and the winners’ would be good.

“I used to take the trophies home to my mother and she would be so proud and display them.

“These days it’s not trophies you take home, it’s just cheques. But I am still in love with boxing!”

Derek Chisora has lost to Tyson Fury twice beforePA