Deontay Wilder: 'Haye shouldn't attempt a comeback'

American heavyweight contender, Deontay Wilder, who has won all 30 of his fights inside four rounds, has warned his former sparring partner and ex-WBA champion, David Haye, not to attempt a comeback. Commenting, Wilder said: David isn't a true heavyweight as he came up through the cruiserweight ranks and his body must have taken some punishment after going up against bigger guys. 'He should listen to his body and stay in retirement. If he did come back he may also have trouble winning back some of his fans who felt pulling out of those fights with Fury left a disgusting taste. Wilder is looking to make a statement of intent this Saturday against fellow US heavyweight, Malik Scott, and hasn't ruled out fighting Tyson Fury or Dereck Chisora in England after he captures the WBC crown. I want to show power beats technique by beating Malik Scott on the way to the WBC title. I would love to travel the world defending my title like Muhammad Ali and all those guys and I really love England because I have family and so many friends there. 'I would be more than happy to face either Fury or Dereck Chisora on their own patch; it wouldn't worry me because I know I can beat them. I love fighting in England