Leather-jacketed Tyson Fury weighed just under four stone over Alexander Usyk ahead of their heavyweight rematch as both fighters remained fully clothed as they stepped on the scales.
Fury was a career heaviest at 281lbs (20st 1lb), while Usyk was 226lbs (16st 2lb) in training.
The viewing of the unprecedented duration the day before heightened anticipation ahead of the heavyweight rivals' final clash before the fight.
They stepped onto the scale on Friday in the surreal surroundings of a Riyadh theme park, the Ferris wheel glittering in the night sky behind them and floodlights streaking the air, with the gleeful screams of locals on the various rides floating across the soundscape.
A vocal contingent of Fury fans started to weigh in as a large crowd gathered close together in the open area.
They were clarified for the former champion, but Fury did not allow himself to smile, crossing his arms and nodding to his fans.
In December, late, disappeared at 22:15 local time, the desert night was cold. Fury remained fully clothed, his leather jacket and hat still on. He weighed 281 pounds, his heaviest of his career, and is a much bigger man.
Usyk also didn't take off and was the biggest he's ever been at 226 pounds.
Fury answers for the rematch with Usyka
Usyk remained in his tracksuit while standing on the scale
'War,' Fury says, before walking out
They decided against trying to repeat the gigantic view from the day before. After a brief skirmish, Fury left the stage without addressing the crowd. Apparently his only word was “war”.
That may be all that needed to be said.
“Nothing,” answered the Ukrainian when asked what he was feeling. “My God helped me, my family helped me, my wife helped me (to prepare).”
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Teenage heavyweight Moses Itauma (249lbs 1oz) is looking to prove his potential against world rival Demsey McKean (251lbs 1oz) of Australia.
“I was just ready to go,” Itauma stated. “Put on a big show, a big knockout and do your thing.”
David Allen walked on stage with a smile on his face and weighed 257 pounds and 6 oz. 'Romford Bull', Johnny Fisher, 241lbs 1oz, rivals him in popularity and he enjoys their fight.
“I'm ready for anything you throw at me,” Fisher said.
“I have great power and a great heart. I will show it all.”
Allen, however, said: “I wanted to be remembered for being a hell of a man, so this is a big one.”
The animated Isaac Lowe weighed in at 125 lbs 1 oz, while his opponent, former European champion Lee McGregor, weighed in at 125 lbs 9 oz. The pair had to be separated for their showdown, with McGregor laughing off the confrontation.
“Now is my time to announce myself to the world,” McGregor said.
Lowe replied, “We'll see tomorrow night when he's asleep.”
Leeds' Ishamel Davis (153lbs 6oz) took a second straight task on short notice against the fearsome Serhii Bohachuk (153lbs 1oz).
“It means everything,” Davis said. “These are the chances that make great people. So here I am.”
Unbeaten prospect Rhys Edwards flew in just this week to replace Dennis McCann and keep former Olympian Peter McGrail on the bill.
They agreed to a super-heavyweight fight, with Edwards at 129 pounds, 1 oz. McGrail was 129 lbs 8 oz.
Edwards explained his decision: “It was an easy choice, I'm really grateful to be here and I can't wait to get there and hopefully get the job done.”
McGrail has to win, but he appreciates Edwards just because he fought. “It gives me the opportunity to perform on the biggest stage of all,” he said.
The stage is finally set. Undercard fighters are weighed in. Usyk and Fury are locked in for their heavyweight rematch. Three world titles are on the line, and their personal battle for supremacy will be decided on Saturday night.
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