Deontay Wilder: The Deadliest Right Hand in Boxing Is Back

Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder (45-4-1, 43 KOs) remains one of the most feared punchers in combat sports history - and he's proven it again. After tune-up wins to rebuild momentum, the former WBC heavyweight champion scored a statement split-decision win over Derek Chisora in April 2026 at London's 02 Arena, his first win on the world stage since losing his title to Tvson Fury back in 2020 At 6'7" with a 43-KO ratio, Wilder is still boxing's ultimate wildcard - even sitting outside the current pound-for-pound top 10 following losses to Zhilei Zhang and Joseph Parker. The Chisora win has reopened the door to a two-time-champion path with a heavyweight title shot reportedly on the table. One punch. That's all it's ever taken for Wilder to change the course of a fight. Who's next for The Bronze Bomber?