Wilder's trainer: 'Fury's body has aged a lot in my opinion'

Dmitriy Kel Nov. 3, 2023, 1:56 p.m.

Trainer of former WBC world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder Malik Scott believes that the body of the current title holder Tyson Fury Already worn out by heavy training and battles.

On October 28, the “Gypsy King” barely defeated former UFC champion and pro debutant Francis Ngannou, being knocked down during the fight.

“He’s 35 years old, but in my opinion Fury’s body has aged a lot. Not only because of the fights against Wilder, at the beginning of his career he was injured in his first fight against Chisora, he was knocked down with Cunningham. In the gym he always conducted high-quality sparring sessions. He’s 35, but time is invincible,” Scott said in an interview with the YouTube channel FightHype.

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