
Former Heavyweight Champion Eyeing New Path in Power Slap
Deontay Wilder, the former WBC heavyweight champion, has surprised fans by revealing his interest in a new career - Power Slap. As he nears the end of his knockout-filled boxing career, Wilder hopes to settle his long-standing feud with rival Anthony Joshua before embarking on this unexpected journey.
Clip Sparks Speculation
Wilder recently shared a clip of a brutal knockout from a recent show with his three million Instagram followers. In the caption, he wrote, "Live and in person yo, this is different and I think I got a career in it." The post quickly garnered attention and sparked speculation about the boxer's future plans.
Fans React
Wilder's legion of followers wasted no time in commenting on his post. Some expressed concern, with one person saying, "Lmao. Aye, Bro, Chill. They Don't Need You In This. Have Mercy!" Another warned, "Nahh man you'll catch a whole charge here." Despite the mixed reactions, it's clear that Wilder's fans have strong opinions about his potential career change.
Unfinished Business in Boxing
Although Wilder is intrigued by the idea of joining Dana White's Power Slap, he still has unfinished business in the world of boxing. His top priority is settling his five-year-long feud with former unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. The pair were supposed to face off in January, but the fight was canceled due to issues with the venue. However, Wilder remains determined to make the fight happen.

Wilder Issues Friendly Call-Out to Joshua
Taking to social media, Wilder issued a friendly call-out to Joshua, expressing his eagerness to finally step into the ring with him. He said, "I'm doing everything in my power to make it happen – I'm referring to the Anthony Joshua fight. So Anthony – you're hearing it from my mouth – I'm here, I'm ready, I'm ready to go. Let's make this the best time of our lives and leave a lasting mark in boxing history."
Wilder's determination to face Joshua is evident, as he dismisses claims that Joshua may not be ready for the fight. He wants their potential clash to be remembered as a classic and great fight that will be talked about for years to come.
Only time will tell if Wilder's career change in Power Slap becomes a reality or if he will ultimately focus on settling his differences with Joshua in the boxing ring.
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