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The Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury fight is inching closer. This will be the third time both these heavyweights will go up against each other at the big stage. Moreover, in this fight, Fury will defend a heavyweight world title for the third time and he’s excited to put on a show.

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But even more than Fury, it’s the ex-champ Wilder who is eagerly waiting for this collision. He has waited desperately to get his hands on ‘The Gypsy King’ and now he’s coming to reclaim his throne. Recently, ‘The Bronze Bomber’ talked about his mindset and how he carries his game plan to the bed.

ESNews shared this video where Wilder said, “I go to bed with a mission on my mind, and I wake up all the time with what I gotta do on my mind as well. You know, so it’s eat, sleep, breathe, and sleep boxing right now.”

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Earlier this year, Fury was all set to lock horns with his compatriot, Anthony Joshua, for all the heavyweight titles. But Wilder and his team proceeded legally to book their third meet with ‘The Gypsy King’ and the arbitrator too ruled the decision in Wilder’s favor.

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That said, the Alabama native knows how important this fight is to keep himself from fading into obscurity in the dynamic heavyweight roster. Accordingly, he’s ready to roar and put on a performance of the ages on Saturday night.

For this fight, Wilder also got himself a new trainer, and he worked tremendously on new skills.

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What can the fans expect from Deontay Wilder on Saturday night?

Wilder, with his new trainer, worked on his movements, jabs, body shots, and more. As a result, fans can expect him to utilize the full-ring space on Saturday night and to constantly move around.

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On top of that, he won’t look to avoid committing the same mistake by relying on just one right hand in this fight. Wilder will come in prepared and try to use his training and skills to get an advantage, hoping it leads to victory.

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Who will you be rooting for on Saturday night?

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