Michael Pirotton has issued a stark warning ahead of his September 26 fight against Johnny Fisher at London's Copper Box Arena, live on Sky Sports. The Belgian heavyweight acknowledges he is lightly regarded despite Fisher's high-profile status and strong promotion. Pirotton emphasized his resilience, stating he has overcome significant setbacks outside the ring that forged his belief in himself.

He declared Fisher's mind is broken under pressure, asserting Fisher has not won on UK soil in over two years and struggled against Dave Allen. Pirotton, who has never been dropped or stopped, insists his losses were meaningful and outside the ring, shaping his current mindset. He highlighted his work ethic, training while working as a doorman, and dismissed online jibes, even researching hayfever medication due to confusion with his name.

Pirotton believes he can outsmart Fisher, claiming his boxing IQ is underestimated, and urged support from everyday workers, citing his 7/1 odds. He affirmed readiness to embrace the moment and risk it all on the big stage, concluding with a direct call to plumbers to bet on him.