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AJ and Wilder have long been linked with a bout, but for one reason or another, it has never come to fruition.<\/p>\n
Wilder, however, is set to return to the ring on October 15 when he faces Robert Helenius at the Barclays Center, New York.<\/p>\n
And ahead of Wilder\u2019s return, Fair Betting Sites caught up with Scott, who said:<\/p>\n
Anthony Joshua is a fight that Deontay will get up for, he’s up for Robert Helenius, he gets up for fights, but I just know how important knocking AJ out would be to Deontay.\u00a0 So many people have wanted to see this fight over the years. I think it would be a treat for the pugilist themselves. I think it would be a treat to boxing. I think it’d be a treat to barbershops. I think it would be a treat to recreation centers, to little kids coming up in this game and coming up in life and anything they want to do. And from so many different perspectives, I just want the fight to happen. So if I had it my way, we would be fighting Anthony Joshua next. I’m not really interested in Deontay fighting other good fighters out there; I like the Usyks, I like the AJs, I like the Furys. They are the types of opponents that I’m after when it comes to Deontay’s opponent selection.<\/p>\n
It’s extremely personal to Deontay because the fight was in the process of being made. Deontay and AJ shared emails and it didn’t happen and so much time was wasted. Deontay felt AJ let the fight down. Eddie Hearn and those guys let the fight down. So it was extremely personal, time was wasted, Deontay didn’t get the big fight. And now fighting AJ will put him in a position to make them pay for that, to make them pay for wasting his time and make them pay for playing with emails, making them pay for things like that. So in my opinion, it’s very personal, you know, because I know the inside story, I’m with my fighter everyday in training camp and I know the things that he expressed. Nothing will make him more happy on the night than knocking Anthony Joshua out.\u201d<\/p>\n
I think Joshua was mad at himself, for one he lost. For two, he lost to the same guy again. For three, all the critique. It’s just so much you deal with – people on that high level right there. I don’t care how cool they play it. I don’t care how f***** the poker face is. Trust me, that’s a facade. These people are human. These people, when they go to sleep, they think about these things. These people are on their phone reading the comments. These people’s families tell them about the comments. When they go to the gym, they still have to break their bodies down to build their bodies up. At this time, they still deal with every bulletin and critique that’s coming at them. The breaking point is going to come. We all have these breaking points.<\/p>\n
Anthony Joshua’s breaking point just was live on TV for all of us to see it. I’m a man of life, I’m not really a man in the moment. So when I seen that, I’m like, oh, what is he doing? Oh, he’s emotionally all over the place. And then as time goes on, I said, oh, what happened to him happens to all of us. Fighters are the bravest people in the world because we go through trial and error and all types of embarrassing moments. But the difference between fighters and regular civilians is we’re brave enough for people to see our mistakes, we’re brave enough to put our life of mistakes and embarrassing moments on the line. So yeah, critique us. But you can’t critique us so much because individuals like myself, I know you go through embarrassing, shameful moments as well. I just can’t see them, but I know they exist.<\/p>\n
Controlled Violence is what Deontay even wants. It’s easier said than done. Implement surgical, implement humility, implement discipline. I keep saying sticking to a game plan. If Deontay Wilder does all of those things even a high level fighter like Helenius in my opinion, especially your first fight back coming off two defeats, he can make this an extremely easy night for himself, it’s an extremely easy night.<\/p>\n
I think Jake Paul is good for modern day boxing, I think he wouldn’t even be allowed in boxing if boxing was how it was in the old days.<\/p>\n