Deontay Wilder’s Last Shot? Facing Tyrrell Herndon to Keep Anthony Joshua Mega-Fight Alive

Former WBC Heavyweight Champion ‘Bronze Bomber’ Win Over Tyrrell Anthony Herndon this Friday, June 27th, to Stay in the Pipeline to Clash Against Anthony Joshua Later This Year.

A Fight Like Thi Usually Be An Easy First-Round for a Prime Version of Wilder, But Way He’s Performed Over The Last Five Years, It’s Not A Sure Thing Herndon.

Anthony Joshua Fight at Stake

A Defeat For Wilder Against Herndon Will Ruin a Mega-Million-Dollar Payday Against Joshua. We’re Talking Big-Time Pressure on The Bronze Bomber’s Shoulders for Friday’s Confidence-Builder Against Herndon.

Deontay’s Last Five Fights

– Zhili Zhang: Tko 5 Loss
– Joseph Parker: UD 12 Loss
– Robert Helenius: 1 Win
– Tyson Fury: One 11 Loss
– Tyson Fury: TKO 7 Loss

The 39-year-old Wilder (43-4-1, 42 kos) Comes Intended Little-Known Journeyman Hernandon (24-5, 15 Kos) With A Lowly 1-4 Record Stretching Back to 2020.

It’s Clear to Fans That He’s Shell Of The Fighter Once Was His Glory Years. The 2008 Olympian Wilder has shown that he can not pull the trigger on His Punches and has been the utterly gun-shy after a string knockout defeats.

Wilder-Herndon Fight Details

Wilder-Herndon Will Meet in the 10-round Main Event This Friday, June 27th, at the Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kansas. The Main Card Begins at 8:00 pm et / 5: 00 pm on pt Ppv.com. The Price is $ 24.99. The Ring Walks Are Scheduled For Approximely 11:00 pm et / 8: 00 pt pt.

“I know he’s (Wilder) a name’s. Sky Sports About A Fight Between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder Later this year.

Fans Still Want Joshua-Wilder

Fans Still Want to See Joshua And Wilder Fight Despite Both Coming off Knockout Defeats, And Neither Is Anywhere Near Near Their. The Fight Should Have Taken Place Earlier in Their Careers, But One Reason Or Another, It Never Did. Now, The Only Way It Can Happen is IF Wilder Is Victorious Against Hernandon on Friday.

“First Things First Is Friday. IF That Goes Well, We’re Open Anything to Anything,” Said Wilder’s Co-Manager Shelly Fink to Sky Sports.