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Coach Claims Wilder's 'Killer Instinct' Suppressed by Psychedelic Drug
Deontay Wilder's highly anticipated showdown with Anthony Joshua fell through due to his use of psychedelic drugs, as claimed by his head coach. The former WBC heavyweight champion's back-to-back fights with AJ were derailed following a lackluster performance against Joseph Parker.
Ayahuasca Use Blamed for Lack of Violence in the Ring
Wilder's head coach, Malik Scott, attributes Wilder's poor performance to multiple doses of Ayahuasca, a psychoactive drug from South America. Scott believes the drug made Wilder less violent and focused on softer aspects of life, leading to a disappointing display in the ring.
Wilder's Redemption and Future Fight with Zhilei Zhang
Despite the setback, Scott is confident that Wilder will return to form in his upcoming fight against Zhilei Zhang. He emphasizes that Wilder has started training early and is determined to reclaim his status as a two-time heavyweight champion.
