DEONTAY WILDER has shown his remarkable body transformation since Tyson Fury's defeat.
The 36-year-old boxer was at 19st 11lbs, his heaviest, when he lost in October 2021 to Fury.
Deontay Wester appears transformed as he prepares to fight his next opponent
The Bronze Bomber weighed 19st 11lbs in October 2021 when he faced Tyson Fury.
Tyson was so big that he bulked up, but he is now slimmer and his fans are stunned by how trim he looks.
Wilder's smaller frame was commented upon by fans, with some suggesting that he could be a cruiserweight.
One Twitter user commented: "Looks like a cruiserweight guy!" Slim legs and a skinny frame!
Another comment: "He looks sick, I hope he's ok."
Another said, "This transformation cannot be real."
Wilder has not been in the ring since Tyson Fury's brutal 11th-round knockout last October.
The American dispelled any notions of retiring by saying, "I can't quit right now."
"I must continue my path. "I must, I must.
"I am looking to resume my career." There are many other things that I need to do.
The Bronze Bomber has been working out in the gym, and recently took a photo with Badou Jack after sparring. Richard Rivera will be facing Anthony Joshua on the undercard for Oleksandr Usyk's rematch.
Wilder met UFC champion Francis Ngannou during the week, and told him that he wants to "get back in the groove", hinting at a return to the ring.
