Deontay Wilder

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New Zealand heavyweight contender, Joseph Parker, recently analyzed Deontay Wilder’s fight against Zhilei Zhang in Riyadh and pointed out the flaws in Wilder’s strategy. According to Parker, Wilder failed to use movement and mix up his jabs effectively, which ultimately cost him the fight. Instead of displaying agility and a varied jabbing technique, Wilder resorted
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In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Deontay Wilder’s career took a significant hit as he faced off against Zhilei Zhang. The once feared right hand of Wilder seemed weakened, unable to deliver its former potency, while Zhang’s power left Wilder vulnerable. The fifth-round knockout was a harsh reminder of the cruel and unforgiving nature of the sport
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In an electrifying match at the ‘5 Vs. 5’ card in Saudi Arabia, Zhilei Zhang emerged victorious over Deontay Wilder with a spectacular 5th round knockout. The defining moment came when “Big Bang” delivered a powerful right hand that left Wilder disoriented, attempting to communicate with the referee. Seizing the opportunity, Zhang unleashed a second
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In the lead-up to tonight’s fight between Deontay Wilder and Zhilei Zhang, podcast host Teddy Atlas has expressed concerns about Wilder’s over-reliance on his power. Atlas believes that Wilder’s record-breaking number of knockouts has led him to neglect the development of his technical skills and overall strategy in the ring. According to Atlas, Wilder’s tendency
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During the final press conference, Zhilei Zhang made a bold claim that promoter Eddie Hearn chose Deontay Wilder as his team captain for his Matchroom stable simply to “kiss his a**” in hopes of signing a promotional contract with him. This accusation brought a laugh out of the crowd and raised eyebrows in the boxing
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Deontay Wilder is gearing up to face another knockout artist in Zhilei Zhang, and he couldn’t be more thrilled. The prospect of going toe-to-toe with a fighter who possesses a similar knockout power to his own is something that Wilder relishes. Throughout his career, Wilder has demonstrated that he thrives when facing punchers, showcasing his