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Last year, the World Boxing Council held a four-man eliminator tournament to determine the new mandatory challenger for WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.<\/p>\n
In the first stage, former unified champion Andy Ruiz defeated Luis Ortiz by 12-round decision. And former WBC champion Wilder defeated Robert Helenius in the first round.<\/p>\n
Now Lewis and Wilder are slated to clash in the final World Title Eliminator.<\/p>\n
Wilder’s head trainer, Malik Scott, says his boxer’s next fight isn’t set against Lewis.<\/p>\n
However, Scott has indicated that Lewis is now the frontrunner.<\/p>\n
“It’s up to the mystery opponent and Andy Ruiz Jr. AJ made up his mind and doesn’t want to fight Deontay right now, so we’re down to Andy Ruiz and the mystery man. The mystery fighter.” There’s no guarantee that will happen. As Lewis fights. If you’re looking at it from a business standpoint, it’s most likely going to be a must-have shot, Lewis,” Scott told Best Sports Betting Canada. <\/p>\n
“Similar to Lewis, but you don’t know Deontay is the master of boxing in this game. If you’re boxing big time and it might sound sad or unfortunate to some people.” But coercion is not pointless. <\/p>\n
\u201cThis is the same in boxing. It’s inside.”<\/p>\n
Wilder’s next fight is scheduled for March or April.<\/p>\n
“I could move in March or early April, but it depends. All I can say at the moment is that Lewis is obligatory, but Deontay is a big boxer,” Scott said. Told.<\/p>\n
“And when there’s a mandatory bout with a big boxer like Deontay at the same time, and there’s another bigger fighter, there’s never going to be a side step. Willing to wake up.”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n