DEONTAY WILDER caused social media chaos after the former WBC heavyweight champion dropped his debut single Everytime.
After recording the song with his brother Marsellos, the 36-year old teased the track.
Deontay Wilder, a former world champion, has released his first music single
Wilder shared a small excerpt of the single via Instagram. He said: "There's nothing quite like the feeling of being great dad and getting into the groove, baby."
After Tyson Fury's October defeat in the trilogy, the Alabama native spent time working on the track.
Bronze Bomber fans were quick to comment on his post, joking that his loss to Gypsy King forced him to change professions.
One user stated that Tyson Fury helped this man change his career.
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Another commentator said: "This will go down as boxing history's moment when one the most fearsome HW fighters ever got beaten so badly that he reverted to singing."
Another added: "Fury kicked it to the music industry."
The supporter said to Wilder, "This ain’t it champ... Go back to boxing."
Another jokingly said: "Damn... Fury has ruined my guy."
SUN BINGO GET PS50 BONUS & 50 FREE SPINS TODAYThen, one simply said: "Tyson Fury did turnt this man into an R&B singer."
Wilder confirmed that he will be returning to the music business, despite his unsuccessful attempts to break into it.
Fury, however, has urged his opponent to RETIRE. Fury said: "He's a very dangerous competitor, but I don’t know what he has left behind in his tank.
"You can't have a trilogy with one of our best fighters and then come back on the other side to tell an amazing story and win more world titles.
"He is now a complete wreck, both mentally and physically.
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He has had a broken jaw, cracked skull, and has been knocked out cold twice. It is a difficult comeback for him, and it all depends upon what he has left.
"I wouldn't like him to continue, he has made lots of money and I would love to see him retire."
