Deontay Wilder believes that home is where the heart is.
The Bronze Bomber lives at a beautiful PS1million home in Alabama, which backs onto Lake Tuscaloosa.
The 35-year old heavyweight boxer, who is now 35 years old, was born in South Carolina and has always had his training camps there.
Wilder stated, "I love being in Alabama.
"I was born here, and I've lived here my whole life. However, I do have homes in other states.
"I love doing my camp there, I started here as far as boxing and my career are concerned, and that's going to continue until the end."
He can't be blamed for such an amazing house.
It's a Knockout
The 5,600-square-foot property was built in 2012. It has four bedrooms, four baths, and a garage with two cars.
Unfortunately, this won't be sufficient to store Wilder's massive car collection. But he does have a large driveway where he can park them.
Other highlights include hardwood floors and an outdoor kitchen that can be used for a barbecue, as well as a lift that takes you down to the basement.
The home's greatest selling point is however its location, which is situated above Lake Tuscaloosa.
The views are breathtaking, and the trees surround the home - providing privacy for the owner.
His personal tram takes him down to the lake.
PANIC STATIONS
Wilder is 6ft 7in tall and has a record of knocking down 41 of 44 opponents. It's hard to believe anyone could break into Wilder’s home.
He is a big family fan and has to think about his kids and Telli Swift, the reality TV star.
He has therefore installed a panic room in case of intrusions.
It's equipped with a Fort Knox steel door, making it the ideal spot to hide from the world until help arrives.
Despite this, we don't see Deontay avoiding anyone.
The vault door is built to the same exacting standards as the Fort Knox safe. Its name comes from Kentucky's famous Fort Knox fortress, which houses the world's largest gold reserves.
