Coach of Deontay Wilder promises a spectacular KO against Tyson Fury, and that a showdown with Anthony Joshua (or Usyk) will be next

DEONTAY WILDER will defeat Tyson Fury, and DEONTAY WILDER is ready to fight for the undisputed title of heavyweight champion.

American fighter will seek revenge for the 7th round TKO loss he suffered against WBC heavyweight champion on October 9, in Las Vegas.


Coach of Deontay Wilder promises a spectacular KO against Tyson Fury, and that a showdown with Anthony Joshua (or Usyk) will be next
On October 9, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will renew their rivalry
Coach of Deontay Wilder promises a spectacular KO against Tyson Fury, and that a showdown with Anthony Joshua (or Usyk) will be next
The new coach for The Bronze Bomber is expecting him win the tri-fight in a stunning fashion

Wilder, age 35, is a big underdog as he enters his trilogy fight against the undefeated Gypsy King.

Malik Scott, the head coach, is certain that he will move on to a clash against Oleksandr Usyk's winner in Anthony Joshua's clash.

He stated that he would KO Fury and never lose another fight afterward. Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Uzyk are next.

Wilder's first professional defeat was against Fury. He's now knocked out every one of his 39 career foes.

The Olympic bronze medallist is determined to inflict a lot of pain on the Brits in their second Sin City showdown.

He stated that his mind was very violent. "We constructed a whole facility for legal homicide, and that's exactly what it is. My mind is very violent at the moment.

"I cannot wait, when you contemplate and pre-meditate about harming a male and you see that man, what you have been thinking and feeling will out.

"The only problem is that I must wait until I get into the ring to release it. I can't do this on the outside and it would defeat the purpose.

"The baby has to eat, but when it does get in the ring this is what I love, I can release all I've felt, all I've thought, and get paid for it."

Fury, 33, does not see his one-dimensional opponent changing in their third fight. He said, "I gave away my game plan the first time because it wasn't good enough for him to do anything about."

"And I'll do it the same way this time, because he's too weak to do anything about.

"Deontay Wilder has a one-trick pony. We all know that Deontay Wilder has one-punch power.

"But Deontay Wilder, this time I'm going run him over like an 18-wheeler and he is a human being.

"I guarantee that he doesn't go beyond where he was before [the seventh round].

"Because I had only five to six weeks to practice what I was going to do to him before.


Coach of Deontay Wilder promises a spectacular KO against Tyson Fury, and that a showdown with Anthony Joshua (or Usyk) will be next

“This time, I’ve had 18 months of practicing what I’m going to do to him.

“So I anticipate it’s going to be like an 18-wheeler running over somebody, and that’s what you’re gonna see.

“I’m building my weight up, trying to get up to 300lbs for this fight. Because I’m looking for a big knockout straight away.”


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