
Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder has shocked fans by revealing his plans for a career change after his anticipated fight with long-time rival Anthony Joshua. The knockout artist, who is nearing the end of his boxing career, has set his sights on the sport of Power Slap, which was formed by UFC president Dana White. Wilder expressed his interest in the brutal sport after attending a recent Power Slap show in Las Vegas.
From Boxing to Power Slap
Deontay Wilder, who has gained a reputation for his knockout power, has surprised fans with his plans to switch from boxing to the sport of Power Slap. The former WBC heavyweight champion, who is known as the Bronze Bomber, has already dabbled in music and now wants to try his hand at the brutal sport. Wilder shared a clip of a vicious knockout from a recent Power Slap show on his Instagram, sparking speculation about his future career.
Unfinished Business in Boxing
Despite his interest in Power Slap, Deontay Wilder still has plenty of unfinished business in the world of boxing. One of his main goals is to settle his long-standing feud with former unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. The two fighters were set to face off in January, but the fight was cancelled. Wilder remains determined to make the fight happen and recently issued a friendly call-out to Joshua on social media. He expressed his readiness to step into the ring and make history with a classic fight.
Wilder's Fans React
Deontay Wilder's fans had mixed reactions to his interest in Power Slap. While some found it amusing, others expressed concern about the potential dangers of the sport. Many commented on his Instagram post, with some jokingly urging him to reconsider and others warning him about the potential legal consequences of participating in such a brutal sport.

Deontay Wilder's career change plans have certainly caught the attention of fans and boxing enthusiasts alike. Only time will tell if the former heavyweight champion will make the switch to Power Slap and leave his mark in yet another combat sport.
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