VIDEO: Trainer Reveals Inspiring Words for Deontay Wilder Ahead of Tyson Fury Trilogy
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NEW YORK, NY – MARCH 03: Deontay Wilder is tended to in his corner against Luis Ortiz during their WBC Heavyweight Championship fight at Barclays Center on March 3, 2018 in the Brooklyn Borough of New York City. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Deontay Wilder has immersed himself in grilling boxing regimes to prepare for his career-defining fight against Tyson Fury. The bout between the two was in contention ever since their last fight in February 2o20. At one point it seemed that this trilogy was off for good. But to everyone’s surprise, and after much rigmarole, Wilder got lined up to face his British rival.
Recently, Michael Benson shared a training video from Wilder’s trainer, Malik Scott’s social handle. In this video, Scott is seen motivating his fighter to help him push hard in his training sessions.
He said, “Not only are you gonna get it back, you’re gonna do it in a way they never expect.”
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Trainer Malik Scott with motivational words for Deontay Wilder as he prepares for the Tyson Fury trilogy: “Not only are you gonna get it back, you’re gonna do it in a way they never expect.”
[🎥 @MalikKingScott] pic.twitter.com/2oQYPbxOlD— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) June 30, 2021
Wilder and Fury have fought each other twice until now. Their first tussle ended in an astounding draw as both the fighters traded substantial punches with each other. The surprising fact in this contest was ‘The Gypsy King’ surviving the wrath of Wilder‘s thunderous power.
Later, to settle on one true winner, the pair fought each other again. This time, it was all about the Brit hammering the Alabama native. Right from the first bell, nothing went well in Wilder’s favor and he failed to land his spine chilling right hands.
As a result, Fury took advantage of the same and he handed ‘The Bronze Bomber’ his first pro-boxing loss. Hence, Wilder will look to return the favor on July 24 and hand ‘The Gypsy King’ his first loss.
Will Deontay Wilder bring in his A-game for this fight?
Though Wilder hasn’t made a ring appearance since his last fight, he has polished up his boxing prowess under his trainer Malik Scott.
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The duo is undoubtedly drawing significant strategies and game plans in order to beat ‘The Gypsy King’ on July 24th. And citing Wilder’s current momentum, it’s clear that he’ll bring in something special in this trilogy.
His fight with Fury will be the biggest boxing event of 2021. And the entire combat sports fraternity will be ecstatic to see how ‘The Bronze Bomber’ fares inside the T-Mobile Arena.
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Do you envisage Wilder turning the tables this time?
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