The American Deontay Wilderwith a lightning in the first round, knocked out Finn Robert Helenius in his return to the ring a year after his second straight loss against the British Tyson Fury, in a heavyweight fight played this Saturday in Brooklyn.
There were three seconds left in the first round when the “Bronze Bomber” (the bronze bomber) put a short but powerful blow in the face of Helenius, who fell into the ring at the Barclays Center with a slight focus on the void. Finally they helped him and he was able to return to the locker room.
For his part, the American tasted his 43rd victory, the 42nd before the limit (2 defeats, 1 draw), confirming his attempt to return to the forefront at the age of 36. This victory will help in your fight to go one step further.
The WBC champion, who knocked him out in February 2020 and knocked him out in October 2021 in a memorable fight, is still Tyson Fury. The fourth confrontation between the two is still hypothetical because to become the official challenger of the “Gypsy King”, Wilder must first defeat Andy Ruiz, who is better than him.
Andy Ruiz captured the WBA, WBO and IBF titles from Anthony Joshua in June 2019, before the Briton regained them with a revenge in December of the same year. But he can also aim for the WBA, WBO and IBF belts of Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk, who beat Joshua himself for the second time.
“Who will be my next opponent? It doesn’t matter… I’m back!”Wilder exclaimed, showing respect for his rival. “I love you Robert!”he told Helenius, who sparred with him last year to prepare for his third fight against Fury.
Source: La Verdad
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