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NORTHPORT, ALABAMA – NOVEMBER 05: Deontay Wilder participates in a media workout at New Era Boxing & Fitness on November 05, 2019 in Northport, Alabama. (Photo by David A. Smith/Getty Images)

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NORTHPORT, ALABAMA – NOVEMBER 05: Deontay Wilder participates in a media workout at New Era Boxing & Fitness on November 05, 2019 in Northport, Alabama. (Photo by David A. Smith/Getty Images)
As boxing fans anxiously await the potential year-end showdown between heavyweights Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua, Malik Scott, Wilder’s trainer, has provided intriguing insights into the developing situation. Yet, the imminent spectacle could be impacted by another possible Wilder fight before the year-end mega event. In a recent interview, Scott hinted at the significance of the “compensation” factor, indicating it could prove to be a game-changer.
The boxing world might be anticipating a direct route to the showdown, but as Scott puts it, “Anything can happen.” Dive in to unravel the nuances of the cryptic update by Wilder’s camp and how it might alter the anticipated trajectory of this high-stakes face-off.
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Awaiting the next move of ‘The Bronze Bomber’
In an exclusive interview with online betting site Betway, Malik Scott, the trainer of heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder, shed light on the much-anticipated year-end showdown between Wilder and Anthony Joshua. Addressing the question of whether Wilder will fight before December, Scott revealed, “There’s no telling if Deontay will fight between now and December. Absolutely I would like to fight between now and December. That’s no secret at all. Andy Ruiz is right there in the mix. Anything can happen.”

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Scott emphasized Wilder’s business-minded approach, explaining that if Wilder were to refrain from fighting before December, the compensation offered would need to be “extremely high” due to the opportunities and legacy implications at stake. However, Scott expressed confidence in the understanding of the Saudi financiers, stating, “The Saudis understand that type of business, so that wouldn’t even be an issue. That’s something that they know.”
With the mega card event potentially featuring Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk as the main event, Scott assured that the decision on Wilder’s participation would be made well before July. As boxing enthusiasts eagerly await further updates, it remains clear that Wilder’s camp is focused on strategic decision-making and ensuring the best outcome for Wilder’s career.
Deontay Wilder’s power and skills are on display
The boxing world has been buzzing with excitement as a training clip of former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has recently surfaced online. Known for his devastating punching power, the clip showcases Wilder’s raw talent and immense skills, leaving fans in awe.
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Shared by Elie Seckbach from ESNEWS on Instagram, the clip captures a training session where Wilder engages in mitt work with his trainer. With each punch, the 37-year-old unleashes his trademark power, demonstrating why he earned the moniker ‘The Bronze Bomber’. Not only does Wilder showcases his punching prowess, but he also displays impressive footwork, highlighting his dedication to refining his technique.
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One particular punch from Wilder catches the attention of his trainer, who visibly reacts to the sheer force unleashed by the former champion. Throughout the clip, Wilder’s focus and determination are evident, as he lands precise and accurate punches on the mitts while exuding confidence.
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