Dayton Wilder coach: “will be a bad night for Tyson Fury”

The last time Wilder was in action was in February 2020, when he was dominated and stopped in seven rounds by Tyson Fury.

On July 24th in Las Vegas, Wilder will have the opportunity to regain the WBC crown when he faces Fury in a trilogy fight.

After Fury's loss, Wilder fired fellow coach Mark Breland, who threw his towel in the seventh round.

Co-manager / co-trained Jay Deas is still there, but Scott is now running the camp.

Scott, inactive as a fighter since 2016, was nominated in a round from Wilder in 2014.

Two became very close friends over the years.

My real brother. Even before Malik and I fought, we were very close”, Wilder said in an interview with Premier Boxing Champions.

We've always talked in our career. I always wanted to bring him back because of his thinking as a warrior. He's a genius, he knows what to do, but he just didn't have the athletic body to be able to accomplish what's in his head. I am an athlete with instructions and lessons I am able to accomplish what he thinks and what he strategies “.

According to Scott, the decision to make that main coach came soon after Wilder suffered his first career loss.

He predicts a very difficult night in Fury's office.

After losing against Fury by 3:00 in the morning or 4 am, it was nearby. We were already on the move and we were putting together the show in what was happening now,” told Scott PBC Podcast.

“It was immediately planning,”

” We knew this from the first day that adjustments had to be made, and certain things that we wanted to do simply needed to be put to place.

The “works perfectly, because I believe that one of the most necessary things between a warrior and a drill is not just teaching and learning, [is] chemistry.

In this case, with my mentality and experience, and my boxing brain, mixed with our chemistry, mixed with everything he is receptive to and learning now will be a bad, bad night for Fury “ /Periscopi