Chisora in 60 hours of community service

Heavyweight Boxer Derek Chisora has started his 60-hour community service order after threatening to kill two men.

Chisora was seen in the north London area clearing bin bags and shovelling dirt as he is punished for threatening two men for blocking his car.

A week after he was easily beaten in the rearranged fight with Tyson Fury in London's Excel arena back in November, Chisora lost his temper after being late for an appointment.

In a visit to the post office his Mercedes was blocked in by Mansor Nikpor and Majid Rezaemi who left and note on their car which had a contact number to be contacted if they blocked anyone in.

Chisora shouted at them as they walked away and again on their return. Mr Rezaemi threatened to phone the police but Chisora responded by saying: 'I'm late for my appointment. I'll kill you.'

The former European champion was ordered to pay each victim £100 and complete 60 hours of community service after he admitted threatening behaviour with intent to cause fear or provoke unlawful violence towards the pair.