DEONTAY WILDER showed off his explosive power, hand speed and sparring skills in a video posted by Malik Scott.
As he prepares to return to the ring, the Bronze Bomber is hard at his work.
Deontay Wilder demonstrated his sparring skills
On October 15, the Bronze Bomber will return to action
Wilder, 36, has not fought since Tyson Fury's trilogy defeat last October.
The Tuscaloosa giant will return to the squared circle in October 15 after signing to fight Robert Helenius, a Swedish heavyweight in Brooklyn.
Wilder stated that it had been a long road for him and that it will continue.
"I was contemplating whether to leave the business or return.
"It was my first time getting my statue in my hometown. I saw so many people come and celebrate with us and my family. To see the emotions, grown men crying before their children and declaring that he is a true king, made it feel like my job is not over.
"So, here we are again, looking forward, once more, to returning to the Ring. Barclays Center is a place that I consider my second home and where I have experienced my worst knockouts. I look forward to returning to Barclays Center.
"Where are all my Bombzquad soldiers?" Now it's time for you to don your war gear. Let's get to work, baby! Bombzquad is back!
Scott began working with Wilder before the Fury third fight. He appears to be continuing this work ahead of his next bout.
Scott, 41, sparred with the Gypsy King once before and also assisted Oleksandr Usyk in his preparation for his fight with Anthony Joshua.
Wilder will be sparring with Helenius, his former sparring partner. This fight will serve as the title eliminator for Bronze Bomber's WBC belt.
Fury is still holding the strap, but it will be removed if the Gypsy Kings retires.
Wilder, 36 years old, sparred previously with Robert Helenius