If such a fight takes place, American puncher Deontay Wilder (42-2-1, 41 KOs) will cut off the IBF, WBO and WBA heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk (20-0, 13 KOs). So says the coach of the first Malik Scott, who points to the imperfect defense of the Ukrainian.
“I think Deontay is the only heavyweight who will beat Usyk. Not by decision of the judges, but by knockout, said the coach
ES News. “Because no matter how nimble and mobile he is, Usyk misses, and after the fights he still has marks on his face.”
And that, Scott continued, “means it can be hit.”
Wilder: I don’t want to scare Usyk
“And if you can hit him… Then 1+1=2 — Deontay will hit him. It’s better not to miss with Wilder. We will make sure to prepare the right blow at the right time. When Deontay sticks to a fight plan and stays disciplined, he is the most dangerous man in the world,” Malik concluded.
Tomorrow Wilder will return to the ring after a year of absence. Read our preview – Back from the nightmare. After that, Deontay wants either Usyk or Joshua in Africa.
.
