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Mark Breland Embraces Support in Wake of Allegations Made By Deontay Wilder
By Jake Donovan

Published On Mon Nov 9, 2020, 01:37 PM EST

Mark Breland has broken his silence as only he can.

Much has been said of the 1984 Olympic Gold medalist and former welterweight titlist, who until earlier this year has served as an integral part in the career of Deontay Wilder. That relationship changed for the worse following Wilder’s stoppage loss to England’s Tyson Fury in their rematch this past February at MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Breland was the one who literally threw in the towel to rescue Wilder from absorbing additional punishment in the relatively one-sided affair.

The move was viewed as one of compassion by most observers, though considered an act of betrayal by the one who has final say in who stands tall with the team moving forward.

“In the midst of it all, you still couldn’t keep this king down,” Wilder (42-1-1, 41KOs) stated in an Instagram video otherwise dedicate to accusing Fury of having cheated in both of their fights, but also addressing the actions taken by Breland. “You would’ve had to kill me. In the end, it took a crap-in-a-bucket referee [Tony Weeks] and a disloyal trainer to throw the towel in just to stop me.”

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As reported on October 2 by BoxingScene’s Dan Rafael, Wilder relieved Breland of duties as part of his corner. The former heavyweight titlist from Tuscaloosa, Alabama in a separate interview with a YouTube-based podcast has since accused the former champ-turned trainer of spiking his water bottle, as the cause for weakening his legs prior to the fight.

None of it was directly addressed by Breland, though he did go on the record for the first time since the conspiracy theories have run amok throughout social media and the boxing community.

“Anyone who really knows me, knows I wouldn’t go back and forth with anybody (unless) it’s in the (r)ing,” Breland said in a released statement on Monday. “I’ve been boxing since I was eight years old. So, I didn’t give a big portion of my life to the sport; I DEDICATED MY ENTIRE LIFE TO THIS SPORT! But I have never seen the things I’m seeing now in ALL of those years!

“I’m only on social media because of my girl. We went somewhere and there was a picture of me and she said, ‘This is one of the reasons you need social media in this day and time.’. She said, ‘There are people who have deep admiration for you and social media is a way to give them some access to you.’ She asks me all the time am I tired of it? Do I want to go back to life without it? I always say no because the amount of support, love and gratitude I get [lets] me know all the hard work I put into my career was worth it!”

The closest to a response from Breland—arguably the greatest to ever come out the United States’ amateur boxing program—came in the form of a meme-level caption allegedly owning up to spiking his water and having been glad to do so in light of being fired.

In addition to the timeline not marrying up to the ridiculousness of such a claim being true, the Brooklyn native still felt the need to address that issue as well.

“I looked at & read thousands of videos texts & comments & I would put up a thousand of them if I could because so many of them was 100% strong but I can't. But I do have a file for ALL of them that moved me. I THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR WORDS!

“Let me add this last. The Twitter pic that’s out there is not from me. It’s not how I speak and there’s nothing funny about this show that’s going on! Stay well & I’m still standing!”

Breland has since been replaced in Wilder’s corner by one time former foe and longtime sparring partner Malik Scott. Jay Deas continues his same role as head trainer and co-manager of Wilder, roles he has maintained since the 2008 Olympic Bronze medalist and former heavyweight titlist first donned a pair of gloves.
 

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Yep 78 not gone ask certain questions

The Ring brings out some real delusional weirdos..

I could understand being a fan but theres some stalker level stuff in here.

Master Teacher looks at Wilder like a father figure
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Nah bro, I think he looks at him more like a sex symbol at this point :russ:
 

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The difference unlike foreman, who was drugged, which is why he wanted to consult Wilder after the fight

Wilder has proof, he will end the WBC, and Fury, after he KO's him in the rematch which Fury cannot avoid even though he is trying

You think its just a coincidence the day he decided to say something was the same day as Mayweather's PPV with Tank lmao, he did the same thing mayweather did to him always making an announcement on his ppv, pure gamesmanship, the man is not distraught or depressed like people want him to be, and he on a mission

The funny things nobody will apologize, for calling Wilder a liar who has no history of lying, when Fury literally threatening 70 year old farmers to change their testimony in court with UKAD, caught cheating multiple times

Anyone with half a brain can see Wilder had zero legs at the beginning of the fight he had no strength, something was clearly wrong

Robert garcia and Terrance crawford both side it after the fight before any of this information



Listen to what Crawford said, NO LEGS, NO POWER ON HIS SHOTS, FOR SOME REASON LMAO

He was obviously drugged



Rober Garcia, says FROM THE BEGINNING, WILDER DID NOT SEEM THERE, SOMETHIG WAS WRONG WITH THEM

Stevie Wonder can see this shyt

like I said, The WBC put out a tweet talking about Tank cheated against Leo Santa Gloves with his gloves then deleted lmao

They feeling heat, for some reason WBC been real anti black since Mayweather retired, giving franchise titles to non black fighters who never defended the WBC the belt when you have several black fighters who held that title and have defended multiple times but never elevated to franchise champion, its just a protection class to prevent them from fighting a black fighter who can beat them

Like said, this shyt ain't going away, stay stunned, pretty sure Wilder will have to testify to the NSAC after dropping that video

This. If the script was flipped, monumental evidence against Wilder, Fury was black, Wilder was white, none of these convos would be going like this. Black American males are hated and have no sympathy from the world.
 

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This. If the script was flipped, monumental evidence against Wilder, Fury was black, Wilder was white, none of these convos would be going like this. Black American males are hated and have no sympathy from the world.

I can't speak for everyone, but if Fury pulled this same shyt I would mock him relentlessly.
 

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I can't speak for everyone, but if Fury pulled this same shyt I would mock him relentlessly.
Have you shytted on him for being caught on drugs, caught trying to cheat with gloves in the ring, called out by sparring partner for having bullshyt going on with his gloves BEFORE THE 2nd Wilder fight, for the clear video evidence in both Wilder fights? If not, I definitely can't believe you.
 

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:heh:If I'm Tyson I'm never jumping back in the ring with this fool ever again.

It's a lose lose situation.
The guy is accusing you of cheating twice :hula:But yet you want a 3rd fight.

Tyson gives him a 3rd fight and beats him again, what you think Wilder is going to do? Accuse him and the whole world of cheating him again:francis:

At this point, either prove he cheated conclusively and get him stripped of the belt, or shut up and work your way back to a title shot.
You don't jump back in the ring with someone if you genuinely think that they cheated against you twice.
 
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