Would Mark Breland have prepared Wilder better than Malik Scott?

[ShoulderRoll]

At the very least he would have had him using a better jab. Not that timid, pawing, range-measuring bullcrap he pulled on Saturday.

[STREET CLEANER]

I think so because Breland knew Wilder's short comings and trained him to deliver that right hand. He was not a yes man like Scott.

[Atypicalbrit]

No he would have poisoned wilders water pay attention

[ShoulderRoll]

No he would have poisoned wilders water pay attention

Oh right. I forgot.

[Toffee]

I think so because Breland knew Wilder's short comings and trained him to deliver that right hand. He was not a yes man like Scott.

If he wasn't a yes man then he would have been fired sooner.

The second he did something Wilder disagreed with, he was gone.

No-one was improving Wilder. Wilder wouldn't allow it.

[ShoulderRoll]

I think Malik gots a great boxing mind, but he clearly didn't do great with Deontay (1-3, 1KO with two non-efforts in last 2 fights). How much of that is Malik's fault or Deontay's age + being in those rough Fury fights whos to say. All massive speculation.

What makes you think that Malik has a great boxing mind?

[Fighter Club]

Who has Breland coached to a championship? Nobody.

[MusoMeanderings]

Malik and Deontay is a weird love story.

First you fake-KO the guy, then he starts coaching you and tells everyone how great you are.

That's the worst case of Stockholm syndrome since Patty Hearst!

[ShoulderRoll]

Who has Breland coached to a championship? Nobody.

He coached Wilder to the WBC championship, didn’t he?

Who has Malik Scott coached to a championship?

[STREET CLEANER]

Who has Breland coached to a championship? Nobody.

True that. Breland was a tall fighter for his weight with a good right hand. He trained him in how he used to fight and it worked for a period of time.