Breland Wilder`s trainer doesn`t believe he beat Fury

It doesn't surprise me that Breland thinks this. It does surprise me that he has said it aloud on camera. I wonder what Jay Deas thinks about this?

 

Looks like he's fed up to the back teeth with Wilder. I would be too. Wilder either doesn't respect Breland enough to listen to him or doesn't have the brainpower to integrate the basic things he's teaching him, in which case he shouldn't bother with a trainer at all. Breland should walk away at this point. He'll only be blamed for when Wilder eventually loses, and loses big.

 

Even Wilder knows he lost that's why he's made up so many excuses. I suppose Breland won't be in the corner much longer after this though

 

DW instead of looking foolish posting videos of counts shouldve just been straight up but not say he thought he won. The fact is he nearly did win the fight by ko but Fury showed the heart of a lion and champion and survived to get the draw.

 

Well, everything Wilder is criticized for is what his trainer is supposed to correct. In a sense Wilder is giving his trainer a bad name. Which is fine as long as Wilder is winning, but I expect Breland to want to work at the top level after Wilder is gone.

 

There’s a vid of Lennox trying to show him how to throw a decent jab and where to throw it but Wilder is so thick he won’t be able to implement in the ring on the night,there’s a reason boxers do repetition work but Wilders hybrid mind can’t compute.

 

Id also like to add that this kind of goes with what ive thought about DW for some time now and that is he's not very coachable. Ive been watching him for several years and his footwork is still absolutely horrible and he's shown little to no improvement in other aspects of his game. From the way he talks in interviews and some things he's described about himself and his personality growing up he sounds like someone with a learning disability and that is not a shot at him its just something that Ive suspected.

 

I never heard him say that he thought Wilder lost the fight but that the two knock downs is what made the draw. A lot of people subscribe to that and there's nothing wrong with that. However, Fury didn't lay down, he got knocked down and that's a ten/eight round in any boxing match. He said that all he can do is tell him and that right there is evidence that he needs to move on because a trainer worth his salt knows how to adjust his fighters style and habits. Look at what Garcia did with Maidana. Breland needs to stop whining and Wilder needs to find a proper trainer because he is fully capable of adjusting,

 

No that would fit how the guy doesn’t cringe like the rest of us and may have a bearing on why Fury likes him as a person.
Was thinking this only recently after seeing an interview with Mike Tyson in prison,did not come across as uneducated at all.wilder on the other hand just comes across as slow and un teachable.

 

I don’t think he is capable of adjusting and it’s gotten him this far anyway.

 

That was Fury after a 2 year lay off. In the rematch Fury will stop Wilder. A boxer always beats a puncher.

 

I wrote on this site on another thread last week Breland should walk away. I’ve met Mark on more than one occasion, a genuine good guy who has a lot to offer the sport and wants to contribute. Training Wilder is a thankless task. You could see him telling him throw the right hand straight, in between rounds with Fury. Bottom line, Wilder either can’t box due to lack of ability or wont box due to arrogance. Either way Breland should move on, when Wilder wins Breland received no credit and when he looks bad he gets blame. It’s a poor marriage for a trainer and fighter. Breland deserves Better.

 

Very hard to give Wilder 5 rounds of that fight. I gave him 3, can see 4, but 5 is a massive push. He lost that fight

 

If he was capable of adjusting he'd have done it a long time ago, because his flaws have been exposed since forever.