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"You don’t have three fights with Wilder and it doesn’t change you. Every fight he’s had with Deontay, these weren’t one or two-round fights. He’s gone over 24 rounds with the hardest puncher in the history of the sport. People are highlighting the times he got knocked down, but what about the punches he was taking in the fight, taking good shots and coming back. Those shots are damaging too.”

Fury partnered up with legendary trainer SugarHill Steward before his second fight against Wilder and worked with old coach Ben Davison for his first meeting against 'The Bronze Bomber'. Scott said of Fury's coaching situation: “In my opinion, the Ben Davison-style don’t get hit Fury is the best Fury but that’s not very TV-friendly. The Kronk-style Fury is very TV-friendly.”


“He’s 35 years young but to me Fury has put a lot of wear and tear on his body. Not just the Deontay fights, early on in his career he took damage in the first [Derek] Chisora fight, he was knocked down with [Steve] Cunningham. The gym, he’s always had high-quality sparring. He’s 35 but father time is undefeated."