By: Sean Crose
Losing is hard. It must be especially difficult for an athlete operating at the peak of his sport. Get a Deontay Wilder. The man held the WBC heavyweight belt for almost 5 years. During that time, he completely surpassed the likes of Luis Ortiz (twice) Chris Areola and Bermane Stiverne. Then there’s Tyson Fury. The first matchup between the “Bronze Bomber” and “The Gypsy King” ended in a controversial draw, but the final round, which saw Fury knock down right on the carpet, only to get back on his feet again. , bringing high drama. The second battle, which lasted for more than a year, tilted to one side. As for Fury, now under the guidance of Sugarhill Steward, has transitioned from a boxer role to a boxer role, catching Wilder off guard and leading him to victory in the process.
Wilder did not give up well. Whether he blames the outrageous outfit he wore in the ring, his coach – Mark Breland – Team Fury, or some combination of the three, it’s clear Wilder doesn’t intend to take credit. Fury when hitting him fairly and with integrity. Once the third match between the two was signed, sealed and ready to begin, Wilder hooked up with a new coach at Malik Scott and was clearly focused on finally toppling the man who had become the man. become his arch-rival. All the hard work certainly has an impact, as Fury-Wilder 3 is an instant classic. Both men faced off, but again, it was Fury who won.
Now it looks like 36-year-old Wilder is at a fork in the road, not knowing what to do. Having lost to Fury twice in a row, the 42-1-1 puncher will have a pretty big way to go if he hopes to become the top boxer at heavyweight. However, the man absolutely had incredible strength. Even Fury himself said he thinks Wilder can take out divisional powerhouse Anthony Joshua in just a few rounds. However, Wilder made it clear he wasn’t sure. Follow Daily mail, Wilder “is looking at the Ayahuasca drink to aid his decision-making process.” For those unaware of such matters, Ayahuasca is a hallucinogen. “That’s going to be my decision-making process,” Wilder told podcaster Byron Scott. “Ayahuasca is what you use to go on a spiritual journey, you are using DMT and the like.”
