Wilder's trainer: 'Ngannou could beat a lot of top 15 fighters'

Dmitriy Kel Nov. 2, 2023, 3:44 a.m.

Mentor of former WBC world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder Malik Scott spoke complimentarily about the former leader of the UFC heavy division Francis Ngannou, who made his professional boxing debut last weekend.

Let us remind you that Ngannou lost a close decision to the current WBC heavyweight title holder Tyson Fury. During the fight, the Cameroonian managed to score a knockdown.

“Francis will not be able to beat a big name. But I believe he would beat a lot of guys in the top 15, top 20. The situation now is not so attractive, it is not a bunch of killers. There are guys he can beat,” the BoxingScene specialist quotes.

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