Deontay Wilder

2022 - 10 - 16

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Deontay Wilder Vs. Robert Helenius: Odds, Records, Prediction (Forbes)

Robert Helenius has bounced back from the low point of his career. Can Deontay Wilder do the same?

Say, Wilder by KO in the fifth round. Here’s more info on the Deontay Wilder vs. Instead, you could take Wilder to win by KO at -450 (although it doesn’t provide much value, it’s probably the safest bet on the fight), or you could take him to win by KO in rounds 1-6 at -138 (I actually like that play the best). It all comes down to how much confidence Wilder has in himself. But Wilder still has two nice KO victories against Luis Ortiz and a first-round destruction of Dominic Breazeale. While Wilder is a healthy betting favorite vs. None of those boxers are bad; but, with the exception of Whyte, they’re not nearly elite-level competitors (and Washington and Duhaupas also suffered knockouts vs. [the -800 favorite](https://www.nj.bet365.com/?_h=4r18ya75g2O4nRgTA2UqVg%3D%3D#/AC/B9/C1/D8/E15040154/F8/G124264321/H4/) (bet $800 to win $100), while Helenius is the +500 underdog (earn $500 on a $100 wager). After [his second loss to Fury](https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshkatzowitz/2021/10/07/tyson-fury-vs-deontay-wilder-iii-predictions-and-odds-fighters-make-their-picks/?sh=1c83793666ea), also by devastating knockout, Wilder mostly disappeared from the spotlight. [his first loss to Fury](https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianmazique/2020/02/23/tyson-fury-vs-deontay-wilder-2-results-winner-ko-highlights-video-and-twitter-reaction/?sh=625439792b2a), Wilder made a litany of excuses for why he had been knocked out (the two men had a draw in their first fight). It seems hard to believe, but Wilder hasn’t scored a victory in nearly three years. “I tell people that I only have three years left that I want to dedicate to this business.

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Meet Joey Scott, the power behind Deontay Wilder's power - The Ring (The Ring)

When Joey Scott, 44, first met Deontay Wilder he was a tall, skinny kid sitting on a ring apron in Jay Deas' Skyy Boxing Gym in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Scott, a ...

“It’s why I take my training and conditioning with Deontay very seriously. At one time, Fort Worth was nicknamed, “Murder Worth,” and was one of the murder capitals of the United States. “When I started out, I wanted to be the best. With Deontay, I have his life in my hands. He’s in tuned to his mind, body and soul.” I have their careers in my hands. When Deontay started out, he wanted to be best. I believe I’m the best strength-and-conditioning coach in basketball, track and boxing. Deontay is a Hall of Famer and he still has more to do.” Scott, from the hardcore Stop Six section of Fort Worth, is the second of four boys. When Joey Scott, 44, first met Deontay Wilder he was a tall, skinny kid sitting on a ring apron in Jay Deas’ Skyy Boxing Gym in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. After a 378-day layoff from the ring, Wilder (42-2-1, 41 knockouts), The Ring’s No.

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Daily Bread Mailbag: Deontay Wilder, Charlo-Tszyu, Mayer ... (BoxingScene.com)

The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards tackling topics such as Deontay Wilder, Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield, reflecting back on ...

In watching Fundora vs Ocampo, I felt (my opinion) that there was a bit of the unwritten contract going on that Fundora was willing to go to the distance. So during the fight, his EQ, and especially his fighter’s ego could be difficult to control, he will not only want to win, but he will want to do it in devasting fashion. I write in about what I think could be a factor in the mega fight Crawford vs Spence, it’s the fact that it will be the first fight for Crawford as a free agent. The second point that make me think it can have a negative impact, is that he will be ultra implicated in this fight and he will want to prove all doubters wrong. It could be positive, because Crawford like to have the control and with this he can control what will happen inside the ring but also the modalities of the fight. We all make mistakes but I have to live with that for the rest of my life. Do you agree with the comments from the time that Jofre was the best fighter in the world? I saw the thread about the Fighter of the Decade of the 1980s. I read 2 SI articles where he is mentioned as the best in the world. That is the fight I am excited about and I think if the fight earlier there could be a chance for a trilogy. It’s the fighter who has the combination of the best and biggest wins who’s also the best fighter for the most part. I know who the Fighter of the 1980s was.

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Deontay Wilder blasts out Helenius in first to roar back into title picture (The Guardian)

Deontay Wilder knocked out Robert Helenius in the first round on Saturday night, punching his way back into the win column after consecutive losses.

The fight featured plenty of holding and wrestling and occasional lengthy stretches with little punching, bringing down boos in Brooklyn. Plant lost his belt in his previous fight when he was stopped by undisputed champion Canelo Álvarez. “I allowed him to reach and when he reached, I attacked. It made no difference in his fist. He knew it was over, posing against the ropes even before the fight had been stopped. Other names that will be mentioned include former champions Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr.

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Deontay Wilder says he's 'back' after quick KO of Robert Helenius (ESPN Australia)

Former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder marked his much-anticipated return to the ring with a thunderous knockout punch that stopped Robert Helenius in ...

In the closing seconds of the first round, Helenius tried to land a combination on Wilder from a distance. Anthony Joshua, another former champion who lost his belts to Usyk, was someone Wilder mentioned during the prefight buildup, but he didn't reference Joshua after dropping Helenius. Leading up to the bout, Wilder stated he intended to fight until 2025, when he turns 40 years old. "I allowed him to reach," Wilder told Fox. "Deontay Wilder is back," he said in his postfight interview on Fox. Fury then proceeded to win the next two fights by knockout, including their bout last year that featured five knockdowns between them and was considered by many as the fight of the year.

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Deontay Wilder returns with 1st-round knockout of Robert Helenius (ESPN)

Former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder marked his much-anticipated return to the ring with a thunderous knockout punch that stopped Robert Helenius in ...

In the closing seconds of the first round, Helenius tried to land a combination on Wilder from a distance. Anthony Joshua, another former champion who lost his belts to Usyk, was someone Wilder mentioned during the prefight buildup, but he didn't reference Joshua after dropping Helenius. Leading up to the bout, Wilder stated he intended to fight until 2025, when he turns 40 years old. "I allowed him to reach," Wilder told Fox. "Deontay Wilder is back," he said in his postfight interview on Fox. Fury then proceeded to win the next two fights by knockout, including their bout last year that featured five knockdowns between them and was considered by many as the fight of the year.

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Deontay Wilder KOs Helenius in 1st to get back in win column (The Washington Post)

Deontay Wilder knocked out Robert Helenius in the first round, powerfully punching his way back into the win column after consecutive losses to Tyson Fury.

The former champion from Puerto Rico had dominated the fight and knocked Russell (19-1) down late in the eighth round. The fight featured plenty of holding and wrestling and occasional lengthy stretches with little punching, bringing down boos in Brooklyn. He improved to 5-0 in Brooklyn with five KOs — the last two coming in the first round. Plant lost his belt in his previous fight when he was stopped by undisputed champion Canelo Alvarez. “I allowed him to reach and when he reached, I attacked. Wilder, wearing trunks that looked like sparkly bottoms of a gladiator outfit, was posing against the ropes even before the fight had been stopped.

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Deontay Wilder makes big announcement after knockout victory ... (Economic Times)

In the post-fight interview, former world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder said that he was back and the heavyweight division was exciting again.

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). The bout with Helenius was his first since his defeat against Tyson Fury last October, his second defeat in what turned out to be the fiercest trilogy in the history of the sport. The victory over Helenius takes the former world champion's stats to 43-2-1, which includes a staggering 42 knockouts. Helenius was Wilder's sparring partner during his fights with Fury. The bout took place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, and turned out to be Wilder’s first win after his multiple wars with the undisputed heavyweight champion, [Tyson Fury](/topic/tyson-fury). The victory served as a strong reminder that the former champ was still one of the scariest men ever to walk this side of heaven.

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Deontay Wilder bursts into tears discussing the dangers of boxing (MARCA.com)

Deontay Wilder broke down in tears during his post-fight press conference after his first-round knock out of Robert Helenius in New York on Saturday.

This man will never have a natural child. This man will never know what it feels like to be somebody's father. But he may never be somebody's father man.

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Deontay Wilder breaks down when discussing Helenius knockout (1 News)

The former WBC heavyweight champion caught the Finnish contender with a crisp right-hand earlier in the night.

"They don't understand, they don't f****** understand what we go through man. This man will never have a natural child. He used the example of Colon to show how seriously knockouts should be taken. And we risk our lives for your entertainment," Wilder said. The fight was Wilder's first win since his consecutive losses to Tyson Fury. "Look at Colon.

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