After his loss to Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder broke ties with his long-time trainer, Mark Breland. Breland threw a towel inside the ring in the seventh round to save Wilder from further attacks. However, the ‘Bronze Bomber’ was livid with this trainer for his actions as he wanted the fight to last long. He also blamed Breland for giving him spiked water.

A day ago, Breland reverted to Wilder’s accusations and asserted he hasn’t processed the Fury loss yet. Breland’s statements reached the former heavyweight champion, and he fired shots at him in his own way.

In conversation with 78SPORTSTV, he said, “Is it because of where I am in life in your career was short? You know, I don’t, you know it could be a jealousy thing.”

Breland was a former boxer who had a minimal boxing career. The ‘Bronze Bomber’ took a dig at his short career span and termed it as a prime reason for his jealousy.

Wilder criticized Breland for the way he conducted their corner in the Tyson Fury rematch. Since that fight, both have clearly parted ways and taken constant verbal jabs at each other.

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How will Deontay Wilder fare in his return?

Wilder is currently under the wing of Jay Deas, who is his head trainer now. The former heavyweight champion has turned more focused and is keen on tracing the champion’s path yet again. Wilder, 35, is eager to enter a trilogy bout with rival Fury.

He is pretty confident of beating him this time, and he’s waiting for a shot towards him. However, the Brit has moved on to contend for the undisputed heavyweight title, and it seems Wilder might have to pick someone else in line.

The Alabama native hasn’t fought for a year and has developed a little ring-rust. Before moving into a bout with Fury, Wilder may regain his momentum back by taking on any other staunch heavyweight. He will look to dismantle any and every opponent he confronts from now, in order to reclaim his long-lost throne.