Deontay Wilder plans to take psychedelic drug again and reveals why Anthony Joshua fight may never happen ...Middle East

DEONTAY WILDER still plans to take the psychedelic drug that was in part blamed for losing his fight with Anthony Joshua. Wilder returned in December after nearly two years out and did so boasting of becoming a new man for taking ayahuasca. GettyDeontay Wilder ahead of his boxing return[/caption] But the feared puncher put on a gun-shy performance against Joseph Parker and in turn blew his super-fight with Joshua. His own coach Malik Scott suggested the psychedelic drug took away Wilder’s “violent instinct” in the ring. But Wilder, who faces Zhilei Zhang on Saturday, told the Daily Mail: “I’m looking to go back real soon. “I got Gary. He’s the owner of it out there in

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