Deontay Wilder's coach claims that heavyweight will KO the 'old' Bronze Bomber in just two rounds, after having trained '100x harder'

DEONTAY WILDER now is 'ten times more focused' on beating Tyson Fury, than in any of the previous heavyweight fights.

After a draw in 2018, Wilder was mocked after claiming that the Gypsy King won.

Malik Scott, the trainer of the Bronze Bomber, predicts a completely different outcome when the two champs meet at Las Vegas on Oct 9.

Scott stated to Sky Sports that Fury fights with his hands down. He can be seen putting his chin up at times, and he will come forward at other times. At times, he is very close with his hands.

"He was knocked down and beaten by men who hit harder than Deontay. He is extremely vulnerable.

"I have never seen Fury fight, and I thought he was unbeatable."

"On his best day, he looks great but still looks terrible.

"This Deontay would eliminate the old Deontay within two rounds. He is 10x more focused and trains 100 times harder.

It is a very violent camp. His mentality is extremely violent. This is the most powerful Deontay Wilder you've ever seen.

Scott isn't the only boxer to predict Fury, 33 may have more trouble in the trilogy clash.

David Haye expressed concern about the Brit's chin, and Chris Arreola is tipping Chris Arreola for the win.

Johnny Nelson thinks Wilder needs to work harder to avoid the same fate of a TKO in seven rounds as they did last time.

Scott believes that a lot of fighters and pundits don't properly value Wilder’s intelligence in the ring.

He said, "They underestimated his intelligence."

He isn't a dumb, big guy who throws a right-hand. His madness is not his fault. There is a method.

"Deontay has a very high IQ. He creates, he puts himself in positions, and he sets up surgical traps for his fellow surgeons.

"Deontay will knock Fury to the ground in five rounds."