Mike Tyson, 55 years old, would knock Deontay wilder out in a minute if he trained six weeks, claims legend's trainer

MIKE TYSON can knock out Deontay wilder in 60 seconds according to his coach, ahead of the Bronze Bomber's most recent title fight.

Wilder, now 35, will face Tyson Fury next Wednesday in an attempt to regain his WBC heavyweight title.

However, his matches with the Gypsy King have not impressed any boxing commentators including Jeff Fenech.

Tyson, 55 years old, was trained by an Aussie before his comeback matchup with Roy Jones Jr.

In comments last year, he said that even Iron Mike's veteran Iron Mike would not shrug off Wilder.

Sporting News was told by Tyson: "I would guarantee that Mike Tyson would knock Wilder out in one minute if he trained for six weeks."

"He would hit them. Tyson Fury would knock these guys out if he was a good fighter but not a big puncher.

"They are not on the same level today.

"Mike today, I think if he trained, he could still beat those guys."

Tyson is one of the ring’s greatest ever champions.

Following their title fight, the American declared that he is now comfortably better than Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Joshua.

Tyson may next face Lennox Lewis, a former champ who was also talked up by the legend.

Tyson said to ESNews, "I want a fight. I need another one.

"We were supposed go with Evander Holyfield, but Evander made up the money so we're doing it with Lennox."