Bob Arum is buying none of Deontay Wilder's excuses since his rematch humiliation against Tyson Fury, blasting the American for Donald Trump-like dishonesty. 

The Gypsy King was robbed on the score-cards in the pair's first fight – ending as a draw – despite being dropped in the final round, before making amends a year ago with a masterclass against the big-hitting Bronze Bomber.

Since then, Wilder hasn't stopped moaning. The weight of the glitzy £31,000 costume he donned for the ring-walk supposedly drained his energy, a bicep injury sustained mid-fight held him back and the American's trainer was accused of spiking his drink and chucking the towel in too early. 

Perhaps most scandalous was Wilder's claim that Fury's gloves were padded for additional weight, a highly dangerous form of cheating inside the ring.   

'Deontay Wilder has been spoiled by our former president Donald Trump who says you can say any lie, or any preposterous thing and maybe some people believe it,' legendary promoter Arum told TalkSport. 

'In Trump's case, they believed it and stormed the capital. Deontay Wilder, again, irresponsible what he's saying, totally.

'Whether it's about Tyson Fury, Mark Breland – a tremendous guy – Deontay Wilder is not making any sense.

'But hey, if the former president who served for four years doesn't make sense, I mean Deontay Wilder is just another Trumpian.'   

Wilder is desperate to complete the trilogy with Fury, hoping to activate the clause for a third bout in the pair's fight contract.  

The Gypsy King has lost interest though, taking aim at Anthony Joshua and unifying the heavyweight division in 2021.