The bromance between Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora is officially on hold, but the anticipation is building. The two heavyweight veterans have agreed to shelve their bromance until they've had their highly anticipated fight, which is close to being confirmed for April 4 in London. The fight, set to be staged in a London Arena, is expected to be broadcast on Sky Sports' pay-per-view platform. However, the broadcaster, currently without boxing on their schedule, is yet to fully commit. The latest video shows Chisora holding a piece of paper that appears to be a fight contract, and he's talking to Wilder on a video call. 'Signed,' says Chisora, showing Wilder the piece of paper. 'Let's freaking go!' Wilder replies, grinning widely. 'I hope you're ready,' Chisora says, smiling just as proudly. 'If I'm not ready then I'm gonna get ready,' Wilder says. 'I love you, bro, this is the last phone call. Next time I see you it will be at the press conference and then after that we'll be in the ring, baby.' The fight is expected to be a showdown between the two heavyweights, and the anticipation is building. But here's where it gets interesting: the fight is still not quite over the line yet. Queensberry Promotions, who still has contractual rights on Chisora, has to give their approval for the fight to be finalized. The brothers who guided Chisora for a brief period in the last decade, Kalle and Nisse Sauerland, are set to stage the fight. The fight is expected to be a highly anticipated event, and the anticipation is building. But the question remains: will the bromance between Wilder and Chisora be able to withstand the pressure of the fight?
