DEONTAY WILDER has his sights set on a blockbuster return to boxing with Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uzyk.
On October 15, the American will face Robert Helenius, his ex-sparring partner. This will be his first bout in over a year.
Deontay Wilder plans a huge boxing return
Wilder has yet to make a comeback since losing round 11 in his epic trilogy fight against Fury on October 2021.
The former WBC World Heavyweight Champion will not waste any time in pursuing the big names on his return trail.
EsNEWS was told by he: "I'll beat them all. The future looks bright, we'll see. The king is back.
"It's not possible to feel excitement if I'm not here." That has been proven many times.
"That's why i'm back by popular request."
Wilder, 36 years old, is currently in Las Vegas training for his return against Helenius, 38.
After AJ's defeat to Usyk, Eddie Hearn, promoter, is looking into a fight between Joshua (32), and the Bronze Bomber.
Fury, 34 year old, will now face the Ukrainian 35-year-old in a first four-belt heavyweight unification fight.
Wilder responded: "I think Fury is too big for him.
"He uses his size every day, no matter what. And a lot more.
"I believe Usyk is too small. That's my opinion. I believe Usyk also has a stamina issue.
"You saw Joshua with enough stamina, it would probably have a different outcome."
Deontay Wilder beat Tyson Fury in their trio bout
