DEONTAY Wilder claimed that he will use psychedelics in order to decide whether to take up his gloves or not.
The Bronze Bomber also lashed out at boxing bosses who created a dangerous world of 'politics, cheating'.
Tyson Fury stopped Deontay Wilder in his final fight
Wilder stepped in the ring for Tyson Fury's trilogy fight back in October.
In the 11th round, Fury's huge right-hand hammered him to death.
The 36-year old has now revealed that he will be turning to Ayahuasca, a South American psychedelic beverage, to help him make his next move.
He said on the Byron Scott Podcast, "I'm thinking of doing Ayahuasca.
"That's going to be my decision-making process... Boxing has put a bad taste in my mouth because of what it did.
"It's dangerous and politics and cheating... But I still love the sport."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit RequiredEddie Hearn, the promoter, had been promoting Derek Chisora to Wilder as a possible opponent should Wilder decide to return to the ring.
After witnessing Del Boy's defeat by Joseph Parker, the Matchroom Boxing chief made a sudden U-turn.
Parker was once again considered a potential foe by Fury as he seeks his American Dream.
After suffering successive defeats at hands of the Gypsy King, Wilder has yet to reveal what he plans to do next.
