Robert Helenius: Last News

Deontay Wilder returned to the ring in style on Saturday evening (October 15) with a stunning first-round knockout of Robert Helenius in New York. The Bronze Bomber returned after a year out following back-to-back defeats to Tyson Fury with the third of his three clean connections on the chin of his rival leaving him sprawled on the canvas.With the fight promptly waved off for Helenius to receive medical attention, 36-year-old Wilder mentioned the names of two potential foes as he looks to reclaim his world champion status. READ MORE: Deontay Wilder ring girl confessed to 'burlesque sex fantasy' before Tyson Fury fight Having moved to 43-2-1 in his first non-title fight since 2014, Wilder said: "It's amazing to be back in Brooklyn.

Deontay Wilder has told Anthony Joshua it will be a “disaster” if the two heavyweights fail to meet in a boxing ring.

British heavyweight fighter Johnny Fisher takes to the ring on Saturday night for a huge fight on the undercard of Anthony Joshua vs Robert Helenius.

Campbell Hatton takes to the ring on Saturday night on the undercard of Anthony Joshua vs Robert Helenius, with a contest against Tom Ansell at London's O2 Arena.

Anthony Joshua has enjoyed a hugely successful career to date, with the Londoner having become a two-time heavyweight world champion following gold medal success at the 2012 Olympics.

Deontay Wilder has revealed that talks over a fight against Anthony Joshua are progressing well, despite the delay of a Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk clash. Wilder echoed recent comments made by Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn, telling ESNews: "That’s looking very promising, very promising."

Anthony Joshua has been called out by American heavyweight Chris Arreola who tried tempting the British fighter into battle.The 41-year-old nicknamed 'The Nightmare' has suffered back-to-back defeats against Andy Ruiz Jr and Adam Kownacki both by unanimous decision. Joshua is also hoping to bounce back from two losses to Oleksandr Usyk and is yet to announce who he will face on a return to the ring.

Tyson Fury v Deontay Wilder trilogy fight will go down in folklore for its brutality, the five knockdowns, and of course the ludicrous sex fantasy of one of the Top Rank ring girls.That's right, Tianna Tuamoheloa, a familiar face at ESPN boxing shows, was one of the those to wow fans on that now notorious night in Las Vegas. The boxing beauty is a native of both Samoan and African-American descent - and rose to prominence after winning Miss Nevada USA in 2019.But ahead of the Fury v Wilder clash, which ended with 'The Gypsy King' retaining his WBC and Ring Magazine titles, Tuamoheloa wasn't just turning heads for her looks.

Wilder, 36, returns to the ring this weekend against Robert Helenius for the first time since suffering back-to-back defeats to Tyson Fury.Many boxers do not have sex in the build-up to fights amid suggestions such abstinence can lead to increased testosterone, anger and subsequently performance levels.But Telli lifted the lid on her relationship with her partner and insists she helps in any way she can before fight night.Ahead of his first fight with Fury in 2018, which ended in a draw, she was asked if the couple do have sex before the main event. READ MORE: Deontay Wilder intended to 'shoot and kill' internet troll who abused daughter"Deontay does what Deontay wants to do. If he wants to have sex, then I am going to give him sex," she told TMZTelli went on to claim the longest the couple had gone before fight night without having sex was three days - before admitting "it goes down" once the bout is over.The 35-year-old, who has one child with WIlder, is famous for being on reality show WAGS Atlanta and was a model before becoming a TV star.Last month, she revealed the difference between the Wilder that boxing fans see and the man she lives with at home."Deontay Wilder and Bronze Bomber are completely different.

Wilder travelled to Los Angeles in 2014 to confront Charlie Zelenoff in a boxing gym after he made comments about the former heavyweight champion's daughter.Footage emerged of the bruising that the American handed out with his team having to intervene to stop things getting out of hand, although Zelenoff signed a waiver stating he would not sue for any damages.Speaking ahead of his return to the ring against Robert Helenius, Wilder admits he did intend to murder the troll ."I really went there to kill him, to shoot him to be honest," he told the Pivot Podcast.READ MORE: Deontay Wilder answers question over 'biggest fight in the world' against Anthony Joshua"And the Devil got in me at one point of time because we were in some alleys and my voice changed. I knew what I was gonna do.

Following his win over Anthony Joshua last month, Oleksandr Usyk has revealed who he wants to be his next opponent as he eyes the winner of Robert Helenius versus Deontay Wilder for a fight in 2023.

Andy Ruiz Jr claims that his extra weight helped him to stay on his feet and take victory against Cuban heavyweight Luis Ortiz.Former world champion Ruiz came into the fight weighing 268 ¾ pounds (14.3 stone) and was visibly shaken when caught by the left hand power of Ortiz. However, Ruiz nicknamed 'The Destroyer' stood his ground and knocked Ortiz to the canvas on three occasions and took victory despite failing to force a stoppage.“The main advantage was the weight I put on, he wasn’t able to drop me,” Ruiz said, as quoted by BoxingScene.com, after receiving the unanimous verdict from the judges after 12 roundsREAD MORE: Anthony Joshua accepts Tyson Fury's surprise offer for December showdown“I felt if I was 250 or something (pounds), it would have been a fight of him dropping me and me dropping him.

Deontay Wilder may never fight after losing his "Baddest Man on the Planet" tag to Tyson Fury. That is the opinion of Sky Sports boxing expert Johnny Nelson, who believes Wilder's pride is still hurt following his epic trilogy defeat last October.

Tyson Fury's discussions with Dillian Whyte regarding their WBC mandated bout have rumbled on for a while and a conclusion could be reached this week.

Tyson Fury could be set for the biggest year of his boxing career after significant developments in the heavyweight scene appear to have taken place.

The prospects of Tyson Fury fighting Anthony Joshua looked to have increased after Dillian Whyte pulled out of his fight against Otto Wallin but it's increasingly unlikely that it'll be for all the belts.

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder fight on Sunday and was defeated by veteran Robert Helenius. The pair contested a rematch after their first clash took place in March 2020, one of the last boxing matches before the coronavirus pandemic took hold.

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