Right now, former WBC heavyweight Striker Deonte Wild is preparing for his third clash with Tyson Furie, with the two sides vying for the WBC title on Oct. 9. In preparation, Wilder can be said to have shown the innovation to the extreme. A few days ago, he released a video of him training in turbulent waters, which plunged social media into madness.
The video shows Wilder standing in waist-deep water with the bridge visible in the distance. Wilder first raised his arms toward the camera, posed a pose, and then practiced his empty fist, only to see his attack splash on the surface of the water, and because the water flow was very fast, Wilder in training was once washed unsteadily, and finally he directly dived his entire body into the water, and soon surfaced, a very handsome and cool look.
For the next three battles with Furi, Wilder is under great psychological pressure, because in the second battle that ended last year, he lost a mess, mainly because Fury knows Wilder too well and understands his routine, Wilder must work harder to improve himself, if the three battles lose to Fury again, it will be too difficult to rise again.
With the three battles approaching a little bit, In addition to preparing for the battle, Fury and Wilder frequently earn attention through hype, and both of them continue to release training videos, but Wilder's training videos are obviously "better" than Fury's, otherwise the comment area cannot fall.
Although Wilder felt good about his water training, he was unfortunately taunted by boxing fans, at least most people did not buy his account, one commentator commented: The ripples in the water almost washed away this thin man! Another commentator repeated the story, talking about Wilder blaming the defeat in World War II on too much equipment: Wilder should wear armbands again, and the chain looked heavy.
Some boxing fans questioned Wilder's purpose in posting the underwater training video, commenting: Wilder is the worst self-promoter in the history of boxing, and although he looks handsome, I really don't understand who this is scaring?
Another boxing fan commented: Training in 4 feet (about 1.2 meters) of water, but when Fury hit him in the face again, everything will be different again. Another boxing fan added in a comment: It's safe to say that not many people approve of Wilder's performances in recent times.
After watching Wilder's water training video, I can't help but think of the 1988 kung fu old movie "Great Wall Armageddon", the protagonist played by Lu Xiaolong in the film, in order to defeat a strong opponent, also polished his strength in the water, I don't know if Wild has also seen "Great Wall Armageddon"? Or even deliberately borrowing from it?
Since Wilder began to prepare for Furi, he has indeed produced a lot of new tricks in training, such as lifting giant trees, bench pressuring 350 pounds, etc., in short, quite innovative, but it always gives people a flashy, sensational feeling, hoping that this is just some small programs performed by Wilder after hard work, otherwise if the cart is reversed, then what it means to fight with Wilder three times will be self-evident.
Wilder released the water training video, reluctantly praised that his action and posture when he punched out of the air, a bit of Mike Tyson's shadow, that is, no longer stiffly implement a single punch, but with the head, upper body shaking, playing a combination of clouds and flowing punches, unfortunately training and real competition are two different things, I hope that Wilder can appear in a new state in the confrontation with Fury.