US EditionDeontay Wilder Next Fight: Five 'Bronze Bomber' Options After Tyrrell Heardon Win
- Deontay Wilder secured a seventh-round TKO against Tyrrell Herndon during his return bout held last Friday at the arena in Wichita, Kansas.
- Wilder returned after a June 2024 knockout loss to Zhilei Zhang and a run of losing four of five prior fights amid personal struggles and a $400,000 alleged theft.
- Wilder knocked Herndon down twice early on, first in Round 2 and again in Round 6, consistently landing powerful punches while Herndon remained defensive and refrained from counterattacking.
- Wilder, 39 and standing 6-foot-7 with 43 knockouts in 44 wins, called the bout a serious tune-up and said, "This is a new beginning for me" while expressing plans for multiple fights this year.
- The win may mark the start of a comeback for Wilder, who aims to regain a heavyweight championship, though some see the Herndon fight as only a preliminary step.
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'Final eliminator' - Deontay Wilder urged to chase huge Anthony Joshua bout
Deontay Wilder has been urged to put his reputation on the line and fight long-time rival Anthony Joshua. ‘The Bronze Bomber’ made a winning return to the ring from a year-long hiatus on Friday night with a routine stoppage victory over Tyrrell Herndon. Wilder returned to winning ways as he made his comeback against HerndonGetty It was the first time he has competed since being brutally knocked out by Zhilei Zhang in June last year. Despite taki…
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