Dereck Chisora served with indefinite ban and fine by World Boxing Council for his bad behaviour Chisora, who fought and lost on points as a challenger to Klitschko in Munich on Feb 18, slapped the champion's face at the weigh-in, spat water in the face of his brother, the WBO, IBF and WBA world champion Wladimir, and brawled with fellow British heavyweight David Haye at the post-fight news conference. The WBC had already requested that $100,000 (£62,930) be withheld from Chisora's purse by the German Boxing Federation. A hearing is expected next month, although no date has yet been given. "The WBC will also take the name of Derek Chisora from the WBC rankings, and will declare an indefinite suspension against him fighting again for a WBC title, while demanding Chisora take an anger management medical treatment after which his suspension will be reconsidered," the statement added. Chisora also faces a hearing in front of the British Boxing Board on Mar 14, cited under misconduct on three counts. The Londoner has previously served a four-month suspension for biting an opponent's ear and for kissing another at a weigh-in.