Tyson Fury will troll Deontay Wilder between rounds by sitting on a stool bearing his trademark "big dosser" catchphrase.
Fury and Wilder will finally put an end to their years-long feud in a trilogy for this weekend at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with the Brit a heavy favourite to win their third fight.
And he has continued to make fun of Wilder with his latest stunt, putting his notorious taunt on his stool for Saturday's fight night.
The term "dosser" is a popular British slang phrase with various iterations, but Fury has brought it to international prominence since launching his rivalry with Wilder in 2018.
He has consistently goaded the American with the term during press conferences, and is now bringing it back into the ring with them between rounds on his stool.
The Brit showed off the stool during an episode of Top Rank Boxing's Real Time documentary series, which follows him to fight night.
In the video, Top Rank's Fighter Relations representative Frank Stea can be seen revealing the new stool to Fury at a gym in Las Vegas, explaining that due to the Brit's size, he needs a specially modified stool.
"Since Top Rank and Tyson Fury formed a partnership a couple of years ago, I've been making stools for his fights," Stea said.
"Tyson is 6'9' tall, so the traditional 18-inch stools, yeah that would be a lot of bending on the knees where he'd be bending down really low and getting back up.
"So we tried to alleviate that pressure and discomfort of getting up and down, so we did a stool that is 12 inches higher, a full foot higher.
"After he's done punching the 'big dosser' Deontay Wilder, he will be sitting on his face - we even found the pucker-up pose".
Fury and Wilder's fight is a massively anticipated trilogy, with the score currently in Fury's favour after a draw and a win in the initial two.
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The pair first met at the Staples Center in Los Angeles back in December 2018, with Fury outboxing the American before being dropped twice late on, resulting in a draw being given as the result.
Many fans and experts felt that Fury had done enough to win the bout, but with one judge scoring it a draw and the other two split, the fight ended all square.
Fury didn't leave it up to the judges next time out, brutally stopping Wilder within seven rounds of their rematch at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in February.
He dropped his rival twice, once in the third and again in the fifth, before the towel was thrown in during round seven as Fury rained down punches on Wilder in the corner.
