Wilder still dreams of becoming an absolute champion

Dmitriy Kel April 1, 2025, 3:22 a.m.

Former world heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder spoke about the health problems that have plagued him recently, and also assured that he has not given up his desire to win all the belts in the division.

"We are still on this mission. I should have accomplished all of this a long time ago if I had opportunities like others...

I've been dealing with the treatment of my shoulders. Anyone who understands knows that this is one of the longest processes when it comes to surgery. I've had the injury twice... I've lived with the pain for the last five years. But now I'm free of it," Wilder was quoted by talkSPORT as saying.

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