In this video interview with FightHub, Deontay Wilder compares his punching accuracy to Floyd Mayweather, and then goes on to talking about some prospective opponents. One of those rumored opponents has been Amir Mansour who Wilder says will be able to make for some entertaining pre-fight talk, but in the ring he'll have no chance to hang with him.
Then, Wilder compares himself to the mafia, saying he's doesn't do much talking, but once he gets a hold of you he'll show you his "dirty work." Wilder also mentions that he doesn't believe any fighter under 6'4" will stand much of a chance against him inside the ring.
Reflecting on the Klitschko-Fury fight, Wilder says that he knew Fury had a good chance to beat Klitschko if Fury took the fight seriously. He also says he feels that father time is knocking on Klitschko's door and that, combined with him straying away from Emanuel Steward's teachings, have effectively regressed Klitschko as a fighter. Specifically Wilder points to the much shorter fighters Klitschko has faced, which he believes has bred some bad habits for Wladimir -- throwing a couple punches and holding. Wilder says he knew Klitschko wouldn't be able to enact that tactic against someone his own size and it showed in the fight.