DAVE COLLELL has said that he will not train Derek Chisora if the British heavyweight faces Deontay Wilder.
After the defeat of Joseph Parker last month, Eddie Hearn encouraged the Bronze Bomber against the British heavyweight.
Derek Chisora's trainer Dave Coldwell, (far right), has warned his man to not fight Deontay Wilder
Del Boy, 38 years old, has lost his three last fights in the ring, once against Oleksandr Usyk, the undisputed champion, and twice against Parker, a New Zealand banger.
Wilder, who announced his retirement in December, is now coming off two defeats at Tyson Fury.
Hearn believes Chisora is the perfect opponent for the Alabama native. He described Chisora as an "easy comeback fight".
The DAZN Boxing Show's Deontay Wilder said: "Deontay, we want you back in the boxing ring. Derek Chisora is the perfect man for you.
"Come on, he is getting on a bit. He's coming off three losses on the spin now. Deontay Wilder is ready for a comeback. Derek's ready."
After his comments, Chisora's trainer Coldwell took to social media immediately. He told the Matchroom promoter that he should 'put aside the sherry'.
Coldwell, however, has stated that he would not help Chisora defeat the WBC king if he decided to use his wits against Coldwell.
TalkSPORT asked him if he would help Chisora train in preparation for the possible dust-up. He replied: "No, not, no. It's not something that I want to see. It's too difficult for him to spend the night.
"Derek is Derek, and he will do whatever he wants. It doesn't matter how anyone says it, it's exactly the same as how he has been throughout his career.
"When it comes down it to, "Does he he fight again, or not?'" Yes, he will take advice from others when it comes opponents and such like, but Derek wants fight specific people.
"If he's interested in the fights, they'll be there." "If I had my way, Deontay Wilder wouldn't be fighting him, that's for certain."
Coldwell, on the other hand, would prefer Wilder to fight British star Anthony Joshua in a blockbuster.
He said, "It doesn’t matter how many losses these guys have on their records – AJ vs Wilder will always be a fight people want to see."
"We see the UFC and people don't talk about records in it.
They talk about "Is it going be a good bout?" And then, when it happens, "Was that a good battle?"
It's not about "He's won this, he's lost this," it's about more than that.
"That's the one thing that I feel boxing is lacking in, because we are so focused on records. A fighter is 'done' when he beats another fighter.
These are fighters. Fighters will want to fight. People will always want to see fighters if they have something to offer.
"Deontay Wester is a great puncher, and he's also exciting. He showed that he has the toughness to get in some great fights."
