Who in your opinion, should be wilders next three fights before fury rematch?

- -A fat Asian, a fat Mexican, a fat Australian, and only then a fat Fury.

Does he need a jab? Parry punches? Move his head? Go to the body? Learn how to move in and out with punches?... I think we can agree his footwork needs help, or should he just continue to be a one trick poney? What trainer(s) can implement this? Houdini is the only fix cause he needs a magic wand to fix his major flaws

Hughie Fury, if he wants a genuine shot at beating a Fury. It is too late for Deontay to improve/establish the fundamentals, he is 35 this year. He should at least try to increase the strength in his legs, but nothing major. He should also stop wearing heavy suits to the ring. His delusional attitude is going to make it pointless to hire a new trainer, too. An interesting coaching addition would be Johnathon Banks, just because of his ties to Manny Steward and the Kronk gym. Would be an intriguing plot twist.

3 pbc patsies who will lay down for him just like his entire career

Marius wach would be great on that list too.

Say you were part of his team. How would you reroute his track before the rematch? In your opinion what should he do with his corner (deas, breland etc)? And what changes should he make technically? What should be his goal? What's next for him in your opinion? Also what do you think about him getting a rabbit punch? Should he go straight for the rematch? Two answers to this from me. First, who he should fight next. Miller, Usyk, Whyte. Whyte to me is an easy, or could be an easy win for him. A confidence win for him. Millet and Usyk I expect to really challenge him. I'd be surprised if he got by Usyk but he could definitely put him to sleep at the same time. And Miller is the next top HW imo. I love his style and think he can be a problem for anyone. What does Wilder need to work on? Imo the funda fooking mentals. Start with the very basics. Footwork and stance. When he can move in the ring with his eyes closed then let's actually make him learn an educated jab. That's half the battle right there. If he can learn to throw a nasty stiff and crisp, well turned jab, and know WHEN to throw it, and if he can learn a good base and how to move correctly and no have equilibrium issues anymore, that improves his threat level significantly.

Does he need a jab? Parry punches? Move his head? Go to the body? Learn how to move in and out with punches?... I think we can agree his footwork needs help, or should he just continue to be a one trick poney? What trainer(s) can implement this?

I like that list man, Shannon Briggs is old as f Haha! In 44 fights Deontay has managed to defeat Sergei Liakhovich and Bermane Stiverne, as far as "World" champions go. Wouldn't hurt him to add another former champ to that list. :lol1: Other lol'able opponents would be: David Price Marco Huck (former Cruiser champ) Oliver McCall Samuel Peter Malik Scott II

Don't know who Charles Martin is forgive my ignorance but Ortiz is getting up there in age and someone once said he has a health condition.

Shannon Briggs Charles Martin Luis Ortiz III I like that list man, Shannon Briggs is old as f

Shannon Briggs Charles Martin Luis Ortiz III

Just fight a can first off. Early knockout. Then move up in level to the sort of guys he was fighting before. Arreola or similar durable equivalent. If there's a cheap title available - grab it. Then go after either Fury or Joshua. Though I don't think he can beat Fury and should probably never go back to that fight.

Lol, it's funny at the same time.