Tyson Fury weighed in lighter than his opponent for the first time in 15 years ahead of Friday's heavyweight clash with Poland's Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand.
The former world heavyweight champion tipped the scales at 18st 13lb (120kg), making him 26lb lighter than the towering Wach, who weighed 20st 11lb (132kg).
Fury, 37, will face the 46-year-old veteran in front of an expected crowd of around 1,500 fans, with the bout set to take place without a television broadcaster.
"I'm Mr Slim now. I'm delighted to be here, and there are fans here from all over the world," Fury said after the weigh-in.
The bout marks only the fourth time in Fury's professional career that he has weighed less than his opponent. The previous occasion came in 2011, when he defeated fellow Briton Derek Chisora in their first meeting.
Earlier in his career, Fury also entered the ring lighter than John McDermott and Daniil Peretyatko, making Friday's weigh-in a rare occurrence across a professional career spanning more than 17 years and 38 fights.
Fury appeared relaxed and in high spirits at the ceremonial weigh-in, arriving in a designer robe and wearing a large cross chain. He shared laughs with Wach during the face-off, joking with his opponent before the pair posed for photographs.
The Briton is also 3lb lighter than he was for his most recent outing against Arslanbek Makhmudov in April, suggesting he has trimmed down further ahead of his latest contest.
Wach enters the fight with vastly more experience but mixed recent form, having lost seven of his last 10 bouts, including a knockout defeat to rising British heavyweight Moses Itauma two years ago.
Despite the low-profile nature of the event, Fury will be aiming to continue his preparations and maintain momentum as speculation over his long-term future in boxing continues.
