Deontay Wilder weighed in on an undisputed potential fight between welterweight world champion Errol Spence and Terence Crawford – and it’s no surprise to learn that Wilder will back his stablemate PBC if the war comes to fruition.
The former WBC world heavyweight champion was keen to insist he had no bad feelings for Crawford, but told The Last Stand Podcast that his allegiance lies firmly with Spence.
“I love both fighters but I have to go with my brother, Errol Spence. Nothing personal against anyone else.
I’ll go with Errol all day on that one. “
Speaking more about the future war, ‘Copper Bombers’ expressed concern that the lengthy and constructive negotiation process could potentially have an impact.
“It will be a hell battle. I just hope and pray that when the fight goes on, it will be a dramatic and exciting one.
Sometimes you can get battles with anticipation, energy and a great feeling and then when it happens, our hopes have been so high that it hasn’t given us what we wanted. I want.
I’m only saying it because it’s been too long.”
Rumor has it that the team of martial artists finally ended one day in November for the battle to determine the legacyThe winner is supposed to be one of the best American fighters in a generation.
As for Wilder, he looks set to return to competing with the heavyweight elite when he back after a year of layoffs before the dangerous Finn Robert Helenius on October 15order.
