Comments Thread For: Wilder: I Didn't Fire Deas Because He Didn't Go Against My Will

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Deontay Wilder may not have given his head trainer and co-manager Jay Deas the boot, the way he did unceremoniously with co-trainer Mark Breland, but he wants to make it clear that Deas did not escape his wrath.
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[frantic fighter]

I don't think Wilder ever makes it back to where he was. He's mentally destroyed at this point, I'd favor the b teir heavyweights to knock him off

[BlackR0bbb]

I think Fury will stop him even faster in the third fight (if there is one) because he's so slow intellectually, he can't even wrap his head around why this man whooped him twice. The odds should be at least 3:1.

[STREET CLEANER]

In his next fight if he ever fights either he gets KOed by being to emotional and taking all that baggage into the ring or he see him do that windmill impression during the whole fight.

He is approaching a McCall meltdown if he continues.

[Straightener]

Yes men only in camp !

One of the reasons wilder never progressed as a fighter . Too many people blowing smoke up his hoop

[Scopedog]

Megalomaniac

[meXFISTologYy]

So you got the guy that you knocked out as a trainer?? I head Teofimo is gonna get Diego magdaleno as a trainer too 😂😂😂😂

[Dreamking]

Wilder will be on suicide watch the next time he gets KO'd

[DougalDylan]

That Malik Scott fight was dodgey as hell, makes you think what he's going to learn.

[MeanestNiceGuy]

Just frickin retire already. I know all of these headlines came from one interview but I'm done with this guy. He was already limited in the ring because he fell in love with his power and now this?!

I can't stand when guys just start firing people after a loss. I get it, some things happen in camp that we aren't privy to but this looks to be going too far.