World Boxing Council will ban anyone involved in controversial David Haye v Dereck Chisora fight Klitschko branded the Haye-Chisora fight, set for Upton Park two weeks before the Olympics begin, "a freak show" last week. Neither Haye nor Chisora have a British boxing licence, so the event is being sanctioned by the Luxembourg Boxing Federation, who are granting licences to the two London heavyweights. Haye chose not to renew his Boxing Board licence when he 'retired' from boxing last October on his 31st birthday, while Chisora had his fighter's permit "withdrawn" by the Board in March following a string of controversies before and after his fight with Vitali Klitschko during February. Chisora has appealed the decision, and his case will be heard on July 2. The BBBoC has threatened that anyone who takes part in Haye v Chisora - be they boxers, promoters or managers - will be deemed to no longer be licensed with the British governing body. The WBC has taken a similar stance. "We will expel Luxembourg from our organisation ... as well as any person or institution that has relations with them," said WBC president Jose Sulaiman. We will not condone such a disgraceful behaviour [from Chisora] after seeing that this boxer has no idea of what good behaviour is, by accepting to participate in the intent to threat and embarrass the organisation of boxing with such an act. I am sure the European Boxing Union is on the verge of a strong position against Luxembourg; I am also furious with the promoter [BoxNation and Sauerland are promoting Haye v Chisora] who is trying to blast the ethics, honesty and seriousness of the sport of boxing.