Deontay Wilder Claims More KO Power Than Mike Tyson, Likely To Displease Fans of Boxing Legend

Photo: Instagram/Deontay Wilder

In a recent interview with ES News, former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder made a bold claim that he possesses more knockout power than boxing legend Mike Tyson.

Although Tyson is well-known for his explosive knockouts, Wilder has a perfect record of knocking out every opponent, except Tyson Fury.

Many boxing fans agree that Wilder is currently the most dangerous boxer in terms of knockout power.

Photo: Instagram/Deontay Wilder dropped Tyson Fury in Round 4 during their trilogy Match last October 9, 2021.

Wilder acknowledges the contributions of the old-school fighters and recognizes that they paved the way for the current generation of boxers.

However, he argues that boxing should continue to evolve and that the new generation should surpass the previous one.

Wilder believes that if boxers do not keep evolving, they will become part of the problem that the sport is trying to eliminate.

While Wilder's argument is valid, it is still up for debate as to whether he has more knockout power than Tyson.

Tyson was known for his remarkable 21 first-round knockout wins and 44 of his 50 professional wins coming by knockout.

It is worth noting that Tyson fought in a different era and against a different level of competition than Wilder.

Regardless of who possesses more knockout power, both Wilder and Tyson are among the most explosive and exciting boxers to watch.

Read Next: Grizzlies' Ja Morant Files Countersuit Against High School Player For Alleged Slander And Assault

Source: Clutch Points
 

Comments

Trending Now

Travis Kelce’s Dad Reveals When He’ll See Taylor Swift Next

Caitlin Clark Explains Why She Chose Not To Sub In During WNBA All-Star Game

Anthony Edwards' Dunk Over Kevin Durant at Olympic Practice Goes Viral

Patrick Mahomes Criticizes Travis Kelce, Fans Wonder About Taylor Swift's Reaction

Mike Tyson Sends Strong Message To Jake Paul After Fight With Mike Perry

Deontay Wilder's Trainer Gives Update After Retirement Talks

U.S. Olympic Committee Sues Logan Paul's Drink Brand For Trademark Infringement

Francis Ngannou Reveals Issues In Fight Against Anthony Joshua And Announces Return Date

Ryan Garcia Told To Stick To Boxing After Challenging LeBron James

NFL Training Camps See Fights, Including Travis Kelce Defending Teammate