Deontay Wilder’s return to the ring marked a significant moment in heavyweight boxing as he secured his first win in almost three years. The former champion showcased his power with a seventh-round TKO against Tyrrell Herndon at the BLK Prime pay-per-view event in Wichita, Kansas, on June 28, 2025.
- Deontay Wilder wins after nearly three years.
- Dominated Tyrrell Herndon via seventh-round TKO.
- Wilder's record improves to 44-4-1, 43 KOs.
- New trainer Don House influences Wilder's performance.
- Herndon showed resilience but ultimately overwhelmed.
- Future fights may include Anthony Joshua matchup.
Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) had faced a challenging period, suffering back-to-back defeats prior to this fight. However, under the guidance of new trainer Don House, he demonstrated a more versatile boxing style, effectively utilizing his jab and left hook to dominate the match.
This victory raises questions about Wilder’s future in the sport. Can he maintain this momentum and secure a high-stakes bout against Anthony Joshua in 2026? Key developments include:
- Wilder’s effective use of his left hand, a departure from his previous one-dimensional style.
- Herndon’s notable moments, particularly in Round 4, where he briefly challenged Wilder.
- The potential for Wilder to face Joshua, contingent on his upcoming performances.
As boxing fans eagerly await Wilder’s next steps, the anticipation builds for upcoming matches that could redefine the heavyweight division. Will Wilder continue his winning streak and secure a fight against Joshua?
