WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder didn't fight as much as he would have liked to in 2016, but he made his two matches count when he stepped into the ring.
WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder successfully defended his title against Chris Arreola on Saturday, but broke his hand and tore his bicep muscle in the process.
Heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder successfully defended his title for the fourth time on Saturday, but he left with an injury that could keep him out for an extended amount of time.
Wilder's trainer, Jay Deas, joined The Game on Tuesday to give us an update on the injury and recovery process...
Tuscaloosa native Deontay Wilder defended his WBC Heavyweight Belt for the fourth time on Saturday night as he defeated Chris Arreola with an 8th-round TKO.
Deontay Wilder missed out on an opportunity to defend his WBC Heavyweight Title when challenger Alexander Povetkin failed a drug test, but the champ isn't giving up his guaranteed money without a fight.
According to ESPN, Wilder and promoter DiBella Entertainment have filed a lawsuit against Povetkin and Russian promoter Andrey Ryabinsky's World of Boxing for breach of contract and damages in the
The sport of boxing lost its greatest athlete of all-time on Friday night when Muhammad Ali passed away at the age of 74. The man that holds the same WBC Heavyweight Championship belt that once wrapped around Ali's waist is Tuscaloosa native Deontay Wilder.