Deontay Wilder kicks co-trainer to the curb!

[Hova]

Confidence and great training produces the best fighters.

Surrounding yourself with great people does that to you. It also makes you want to be great.

Most people tend to do well when they are exposed to competitive environment.

It is a way to make sure people prosper in their field, and life overall. Without competition life would be pretty boring.

Great things are born out of previous struggles.

Damn that's deep.

Thanks. I try.

[Olaf93]

Deontay probably has someone in the gym for these kinds of situations.

[Hova]

Deontay probably has someone in the gym for these kinds of situations.

You mean like a backup trainer? that makes sense.

[Olaf93]

Deontay Wilder has decided to go with his former co-trainer Jay Deas.

[Hova]

I guess time will tell if the new training arrangements are what Deontay Wilder needs.

[Olaf93]

I think Deontay Wilder fired his co-trainer partly because of the call he made during the rematch with Fury.

[Hova]

I think Deontay Wilder fired his co-trainer partly because of the call he made during the rematch with Fury.

I mean, Breland made the call to end the fight because Deontay was getting his ass handed over to him by Fury! It was the right call.

[Olaf93]

I think Deontay Wilder fired his co-trainer partly because of the call he made during the rematch with Fury.

I mean, Breland made the call to end the fight because Deontay was getting his ass handed over to him by Fury! It was the right call.

I guess Deontay Wilder didn't see it like that. In his head, he was winning.

[Hova]

I think Deontay Wilder fired his co-trainer partly because of the call he made during the rematch with Fury.

I mean, Breland made the call to end the fight because Deontay was getting his ass handed over to him by Fury! It was the right call.

I guess Deontay Wilder didn't see it like that. In his head, he was winning.

That can happen when you get a severe beat-down.

[Olaf93]

I think Deontay Wilder fired his co-trainer partly because of the call he made during the rematch with Fury.

I mean, Breland made the call to end the fight because Deontay was getting his ass handed over to him by Fury! It was the right call.

I guess Deontay Wilder didn't see it like that. In his head, he was winning.

That can happen when you get a severe beat-down.

Nah, that is being a sore-looser.