By: Sean Crose
42-2-1 Deontay Wilder returns to the ring on Saturday night
after a year of absence. His opponent will be the old heavyweight 31-2
candidate Robert Helenius. The match, which is Fox’s main pay-per-view event
, will go down at Brooklyn’s Barclay center. Both have power,
but the real question will be how Wilder performs after suffering again
far behind Tyson Fury over the past few years. His best, former
World heavyweight WBC Wilder is super excited, probably the hardest
hit fighters in history – that’s saying something.
As long as he looks good with the determined Helenius, an individual
called “Bronze Bomber” should continue his position near the top
heavy pile. A loss at this point in Wilder’s career would prove to be
harmful. For her part, Helenius is having two destructive victories
on the famous game and Adam Kownaki. A win over Wilder would put the Finns
fighter into the heavy stratosphere, and will be the crown of man
career achievements to date. In fact, Wilder will be expected to win
here, and maybe in a thunderous fashion. Even if he won by deciding on
Seventh, Wilder’s critics will take the opportunity to jump in.
Former IBF super middleweight player Caleb Plant will also
will return to the ring on Saturday night. This will be Plant’s first fight since he
lost the title to the great Canelo Alvarez last November. The 21-1 Tennessee’s
The opponent will be 34-2-2, two-time world champion Anthony Dirrell. Have
However, like Wilder, Plant was supposed to win. Still,
It would be worth finding out how much damage Canelo’s gloved fist did to Plant
when he brutally stopped the boxer known as “Sweet Hands” last November. In spite of
He seems good physically, no one knows how the defeat has affected Plant’s psyche.
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