HEAVYWEIGHT Deontay Wester has added Don House in his training camp to prepare for his fight with Tyson Fury.
House will be joining Jay Deas and Malik Scott as the third coach of the Bronze Bomber's Team as the 35-year old tries to regain his WBC belt.
Don House (left), has joined Malik Scott at Wilder's training camp
Scott posted on Instagram: "It was a real learning pleasure to have the legendary Don House go to war with me October 9 to regain my heavyweight title."
"His experience and knowledge add value to the task."
Scott, 40, is currently Wilder's head trainer. House, however, will bring more experience to the team along with Deas.
In February, Mark Breland, the previous trainer was fired and Scott replaced him four months later. Wilder described Scott as a genius.
Wilder was first aware of House in 2015, when he trained Bermane Stiverne, one of few men who can go 12 rounds with the Bronze Bomber.
Wilder, 33-year-old Fury, will be taking on Wilder in Las Vegas on Oct 9.
The American was outclassed by the Gypsy King in December 2018, and was stopped at their last meeting in February 2020.
Fury will likely defend the WBC crown that he won during their last match, but House believes Wilder is supported by a balanced team.
House spoke to 78SPORTSTV and said that the team was a great one. House has a great team. We are all here to support him.
"No one should step on the toes of another. Malik and me, we get along great.
"If I say anything, I draw everyone to my side. He's a great man.
"It's going to be a different fight."
