Deontay Wilder continues to deny that he has the only real chance to win another world title.

Wilder has a sedate chance of becoming a two-weight world champion after losing for the fourth time in his career.

The American was dominated by Joseph Parker in Saudi Arabia before being knocked out by Zhilei Zhang.

Wilder remains adamant that he can still become a two-time ruler of the weight class, despite the obvious possibility of being relegated to the bridge division.

“I need to get my killer instinct back. I’m too composed; I’m too joyful. When I had this dog inside me, no one had a chance. I will be a two-time heavyweight champion of the world,” Wilder told 78SPORTSTV.

At just Parker’s 213 pounds, Wilder was eleven pounds under the bridge weight benchmark. He could enter the rankings right away at 224 pounds and finish high in the rankings.

Due to his standing in the World Boxing Council, which means he is ranked in the top 15 despite one victory in five years, World Boxing News understands that Wilder could even be rated number one if he ever decides to cut weight.

He had previously ruled out fighting at super cruiserweight, but that was before he lost three times in his last four fights.

The “Brown Bomber” can’t cope with bigger heavyweights who operate the right tactics. Therefore, his fixation on the world champion may finally cause Wilder to swallow his pride and go down.

If he ever did, WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman would undoubtedly rate the huge boxer as capable of immediately fighting for the belt.

For now, Wilder still believes he can compete in the top flight.

“I want to give the fans what they want to see,” Wilder added, before delving into Joshua’s career. “There is a difference between being born a champion and becoming one.

“Once you become one, you are very selective about who you choose. You move carefully through the jungle.

“When you are born a King, you don’t give because you are a King. I am a born king. He is [Joshua] became king, and if not, then [the fight] would happen.”

The current bridgeweight champion is Łukasz Różański. The undefeated Pole in his current form would still be a complex proposition for Wilder.

But Wilder will never lose his punching power. This means he will always have a chance to continue his legacy as the ruler of the two-weight boxing world.

It all comes down to pride.

Canelo Alvarez fighting Chris Eubank Jr. is out of the question as coach Eddy Reynoso claims the Briton missed his chance.

Reynoso was reacting to claims by Eubank and his team that the fight could take place at Wembley Stadium in England next May. According to Reynoso, who told former World Boxing News chief writer Dan Rafael, Canelo is looking in a different direction.

Eubank said before rejecting Reynoso Heavenly sports“This fight could happen within the next year. There is no available fighter pool and no more names that fight fans want to see.

“After [David] Benavidez, there are no other boys. Maybe [Artur] Beterbieva and [Dmitry] Bivol, but they’re not in his weight class and he probably wouldn’t defend these guys.

“Me and Canelo would be a damn good combination. Two very different personalities and very different backgrounds. That would be great fun. This will be great fun.”

. @Canelo he doesn’t talk @ChrisEubankJr According to Canelo’s manager, there are no plans to meet with him @CANELOTEAMwho spoke to Fight Freaks Unite and dismissed the comments made by @boxxerBen Shalom. Read my story and sign up for mine #box bulletin: https://t.co/5pBHOLKluW pic.twitter.com/7robTlh0y1

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In an interview with Rafael for his daily newsletter, Reynoso firmly stated that the fight would never happen and that Eubank would no longer be considered.

“It’s completely false. Eubank had his chance to fight Canelo in September. All he did was complicate the negotiations. We will not contact him again before a future fight.”

When asked if they had a successor in line, Reynoso replied, “Anyone but Eubank,” to make sure the son of a legend knew his place in line.

Eubank may turn to Conor Benn again after his recent clash with his nemesis in Saudi Arabia. Promoter Ben Shalom also spoke to Sky Sports about Canelo before Reynoso ended the fight.

“The two fights for me are Canelo and Conor Benn. We have already started brief talks about fighting Canelo,” Shalom told Sky Sports.

“Of course [Canelo] last time it was close. I believe this is a fight that interests Canelo. You can imagine a press conference in the UK and the US. It would be absolutely huge.

“I think Canelo needs dance partners, but he also needs stars. I don’t think his last few opponents were the biggest stars. Chris Eubank Jr. he is definitely a large star.

“If he ever fights in the UK it will be a sell-out fight at Wembley Stadium. For me, that’s number one on the list.”

Judging by Reynoso’s comments, Benn is taking the reins again as Eubank’s next opponent.

Former world champion O’Shaquie Foster didn’t finish things. The 31-year-old will face Robson Conceição for the WBC junior lightweight title on Saturday, November 2, at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, Novel York.

Foster lost the title to Conceição in July by split decision, which left him irate and motivated to become a two-time world champion.

Conceição-Foster II headlines the gala, which will be broadcast live and exclusively in the US on ESPN+.

Tickets, promoted by Top Rank, are on sale and can be purchased at the Turning Stone Resort casino box office by calling 800.771.7711 or online at Ticketmaster.com.

After a decorated amateur career, Foster (22-3, 12 KO) turned professional in 2012. After early setbacks, he rebounded with a 12-fight winning streak under trainer Bobby Benton and won the WBC belt by defeating Rey Vargas in February 2023. Foster defended his crown with a thrilling 12th-round stoppage of Rocky Hernandez on the enemy’s field, then defeated Abraham Nova in his second defense to score the points.

Here’s what Foster had to say after a recent training session in Houston:

“The fight was basic. I didn’t see where the judges came up with this decision. But the fight was basic for me. I only saw that I could be more dynamic and relax my hands more in some situations.

“There are a lot of things I can do in this ring. I feel like I could have just put in more combos. I could have done a little more. But now I have the opportunity to do it again. Not everyone gets this chance. Often people get robbed and don’t get revenge. So I’m ecstatic that I managed to get this rematch and I want to let my hands do more.”

“I feel like he could try to go out and do something different, but if you watch his fights you see he fights the same way every time. It doesn’t change it much. But in my opinion, I just focus on what I can do. I’m good at rematches. I often caught them from amateurs and always took revenge on them. This is my first time competing, so I’m excited about it. “It’ll be fun.”

“I want the biggest fights. On December 7 we have the fight Emanuel Navarrete vs. Oscar Valdez. So I feel like everything will fit perfectly.”