Dereck Chisora and David Haye's post-fight brawl – in pictures

David Haye interrupted the speakers on stage at the post-fight press conference, after the WBC heavyweight world championship bout between Vitali Klitschko and Dereck Chisora, telling the crowd he was ready to come out of retirement and goading Chisora Photograph: Getty Images/Bongarts/Getty Images

In return, Bernd Boente, the Klitschko brothers' manager, goaded Haye back about his infamous little toe and told him he would not fight Vitali. Haye then told Chisora that he has lost three fights in a row. Chisora retorted: 'Say that to my face' and got to his feet Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images

The pair then confonted each other in front of TV cameras and journalists Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images

There was only going to be one outcome ... within seconds the fistycuffs began Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images

Haye threw a right hook at Chisora, while holding a glass bottle. Chisora did not go down but was left disorientated and thought he had been hit directly with the bottle Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images

Don Charles (in red cap), Chisora's trainer, also stepped in to the brawl, which spilled outside the press room and lasted for several minutes Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images

Chisora repeatedly accused Haye of glassing him and, after heading back into the press room, shouted 'I'll shoot him, I'll physically shoot him'. Photograph: Getty Images/Bongarts/Getty Images

Adam Booth, Haye's trainer, was left bloodied after being accidentally hit by a camera tripod by Haye. With Haye having left the building, Booth then calmly confronted Chisora, thinking the blow he had received had come from one of Chisora's men. Booth then praised Chisora for his valiance against Klitschko before turning to the Klitschko camp and branding Boente an embarrassment Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images