DEONTAY WILDER is expected to brutally exact revenge against Tyson Fury in their forthcoming trilogy fight.
American will attempt to even his series against the Gypsy King at the T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas on October 9.
In October, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will rekindle their rivalry
Wilder, 35, was defeated by Fury in the seventh round of their February rematch. However, Chris Arreola, the Bronze Bomber's former foe, believes he will win the third time.
Arreola answered Fight Hype when asked which pair is feeling more pressure.
It could have ended in any way. You could argue that Fury would have won the fight if he [Wilder] hadn't knocked him down.
"In the second fight he [Wilder] got b*** kicked. He was given his s**t.
"Wilder has most to prove and Wilder has more to lose because Fury gave him it.
"I'm taking Wilder; it's true, I'm taking Wilder.
"By all means necessary. It doesn't matter if it's knockout or disqualification. Wilder is the winner of that fight, man."
Wilder has asked Malik Scott, an ex-oppose, to help him defeat Fury the third time around.
Arreola, who was defeated by Wilder in July 2016, believes that Wilder will find it difficult to change his style. However, he believes that his determination to win will lead him to victory.
He said, "It can be difficult to teach a dog new tricks."
"That said, it's his hunger. He [Wilder] probably did not train for that fight. Although he was half-a** to train, you can now see that he is working hard.
"When you are humbled. To get the lion out of your again, you have to figure out that s***.
"So, I can guarantee he is working hard and that Malik Scott has big career dividends right now.
"It's difficult to get out of bed when silk sheets are on, as Marvin Hagler stated.
"Sometimes, you don't want or need to run. You're not going running." F**k it, I'm staying at home.
Wilder's greatest power is his ability to snap at the end.
"If he is right here [Arreola gestures in close], then all the best. If he can get that snap out with his uppercut, it's a good night.
Wilder is a dangerous motherf**k at the end of every punch
Olympic bronze medallist Wilder is determined to return to the win column in a devastating fashion. He said: "My mind [is] very violent."
"We built a whole facility for legal homicide, and that's exactly what it is. My mind is very violent at the moment.
“I can’t wait, when you’re contemplating and pre-meditating about harming a man and you see that person, what you’ve been thinking and feeling will come out.
“The only thing about it is, at that point in time, I have to wait until I get in the ring to really release because I can’t do it on the outside, it’d defeat the purpose.
“The baby’s got to eat, but when I do get in the ring, this is what I love about it, I’m able to release everything I’ve been feeling, everything I’ve been thinking, and get paid to do it.”
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