Deontay Wilder has always been proud of one special blow that landed in defense of WBC weight of heavyweight.
Wilder liked a blow so much that he thought he had killed a man whose jaw took the burden of strength. Artur Szpilka was lying on canvas for a few seconds, when Wilder came out of prison, debating on the results cards.
Barclays Center in Brooklyn broke out after a blow, which resonated the arena and made a trembling sound during landing.
Despite the fact that Wilder was completely elaborate, Szpilka made an amazing claim 18 months later after returning. Before the battle with Adam Kowacki, which he lost in four rounds, Szpilka tried to play in Wilder’s most deadly contact.
“Everything was different in this training camp.
“I want to show the world and my country that what happened in Wilder’s fight was an accident.
“Sparring was perfect for this camp.
“I’m not worried about fighting in his hometown.
“I heard Kownachi’s conversation about my chin, but there is nothing that he can say when we are in the ring.
“We talked a lot, but on July 15 he can talk that I can’t wait to show the world.
Szpilka was taken by a warrior who was marked as the future world champion. However, like Szpilka, the cow’s career broke up after losing. Szpilka lost half of his last eight professional boxing matches before he moved to MMA. He was also badly knocked out in this code.
Kowacki lost to Robert Helenius three years after the triumph Szpilka and could not win in five straightforward duels.
Wilder’s story has a similar ending, despite the fact that he continues his course, defeating Chris Arreola and a few others after a pin. The first loss gave birth to a professional implosion when the “brown bomber” fell into the form of Tyson Fury and lost by TKO in 2020.
A member of the US team from Alabama from 2006 recently faced and lost to Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang. Wilder has only been able to win in five years.
Worldboxingnews.com was henceforth informed only by manager Shelly Finkel that Wilder is not planning to retire.