WBC heavyweight champion Deontey Wilder (39-0, 38 KO) is confident that he is able to bring his record of up to 50 victories without defeats, beating thus the so-called "Mayweather record" - 50-0, which is formally considered the best in the pro boxing. Prior to this, the most "unblemished" record was the record of Rocky Marciano - 49-0.
"The idea of ​​breaking the record of Mayweather's record came from people of my team. And I thought about it for a bit. This is a definite achievement and there is a sense in it and this will happen for sure. I can beat this record easily. I'm just reaching the peak of my career. I just entered this door. I hone my skills. I know myself well in the ring," Wilder said.
"And I have the power, and that's the difference. Many people think that I rely only on the strength of my blows, but I do not need to "rely on" it, because this is what is with me by nature. Definitely, I can achieve this goal. Although this is not something I will strive for at any cost, but on my record it will look good. Damn, I can even beat George Foreman's record and become the oldest heavyweight champion in the world!" added Wilder.
