Eddie Hearn Offers ‘Easy Comeback Fight for Deontay Wilder’

Deontay Wilder was one fighter who garnered extensive attention around him this year. The scary knockout artist battled Tyson Fury for the third time, and perhaps it turned out to be his greatest boxing outing. Despite ending up on the losing side, Wilder gained mammoth respect. Every boxing enthusiast wants to see him take up the ring space again.

Wilder put on a prolific show against the WBC heavyweight champ. Since then, his team has only looked to set up Wilder with an opponent of Fury’s level.

To make life easy for Wilder and his team, the Matchroom boss, Eddie Hearn, recently came up with an opponent for ‘The Bronze Bomber’.

Speaking on The DAZN Boxing Show, he said, “Deontay Wilder gained so much from his loss against Tyson Fury. We want him to see him back in the ring and Derek Chisora is the perfect comeback opponent for him in June 2022. “

Chisora recently fought under the big lights against Joseph Parker, wherein he succumbed to a terrifying loss. This was his third straight loss, putting the Briton in a vulnerable spot. However, his promoter, Eddie Hearn, might think that Chisora and Wilder dwell in the same state now, and it’s the best time to make a fight between them.

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Wilder showed up with a polished version in his trilogy against Fury, and he undoubtedly grabbed everyone’s attention. That said, Wilder can go ahead from hereon to be a rugged challenge for any heavyweight.

Is Derek Chisora a perfect opponent for Deontay Wilder at this stage?

Chisora is one absolute stalwart of the big division. But Wilder might have his eyes set on going after the likes of Dillian Whyte, Anthony Joshua, and more.

‘The Bronze Bomber’ will be keen on staying close to a title shot so that he gets to reclaim his throne again.

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Henceforth, Wilder’s next move holds the capability to change the dynamics of the heavyweight roster. And it’ll be interesting to see how things go ahead.

What do you make of Hearn’s comments? Are you interested in seeing Wilder compete with Derek Chisora?