Exclusive content: Malik Scott's conversation with Casino Online IN.Malik Scott reveals that Kate Abdo is gearing up for her Misfits boxing debut, shares how Jamie Carragher offered a personal apology, and claims Deontay Wilder would jump at a chance to fight AJ at Wembley quicker than Superman could change his outfit.
Speaking to galactic-wins-ca.com/ca/ in a full interview, Malik Scott said:
- Kate Abdo is serious about her Misfits boxing debut – ‘she’s got real fighting chops.’
- Jamie Carragher made amends with me, and standing up for the women I cherish was worth it.
- Wilder is eager to battle AJ at Wembley and would do it ‘faster than Superman changes clothes.’
- I’m not thrilled about Jared Anderson either – he’ll end up knocked out senseless.
- Our training takes us back to Deontay Wilder’s high school to help him find his lost grit and fierce mentality.
- Wilder's inner beast is roaring back to life.
Kate Abdo is prepping for her debut in the Misfits boxing circuit.
Kate is lining up for some Misfits action, but details need ironing out. We know who’ll be her trainer when stars align, perhaps a bit later in the year. She's a remarkable fighter, true to her craft, with impressive technical prowess. Her job has broadened her boxing know-how, and she's eager to bring that into the ring, inspired by her partner. We're yet to choose her opponent.
Jamie Carragher made amends with me, and standing up for the women I cherish was worth it.
Sometimes, people misstep like Jamie did, but he made it right by apologizing. It shows integrity when someone faces up to their missteps and seeks to make things right. There are no hard feelings between us.
Jamie’s comments had an impact, but we moved past it as a group, understanding each other better over shared meals and discussions. I appreciate Jamie and the panel even more after meeting them.
Voicing my opinion for my partner felt right, even if it meant confrontation. My esteem for Jamie, Micah, and Thierry is unwavering – they’ve shown true camaraderie and wisdom.
Wilder is eager to battle AJ at Wembley and would do it ‘faster than Superman changes clothes.’
Deontay would pounce on an AJ fight at Wembley without a second thought. Joshua is a bigger persona than Jared Anderson, and Deontay's ready to fight anyplace, any time.
I’m not thrilled about Jared Anderson either – he’ll end up knocked out senseless.
The Anderson matchup doesn't appeal at all. Deontay's instincts demand more – to demonstrate by knocking out high-caliber rivals immaculately. Jared is talented but untested at Deontay's level.
Our training takes us back to Deontay Wilder’s high school to help him find his lost grit and fierce mentality.
Returning to familiar grounds, practicing on the high school track where Deontay started, ignites the raw drive he once had. The austere gym environment echoes the tenacity that brought him fame.
He's reawakened his inner force; setbacks can kindle renewal, and this journey has fired up his appetite for glory.
Deontay’s back with vigor. After a brief camp for Parker, there’s a correction coming. His focus on Zhang reflects a fierce ambition akin to early days.
Losing to Parker wasn’t physical, it was psychological. This round, he’s turned that around with a new hunger, a statement is imminent.
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Last Updated: May 8, 2024
