Breaking: Former sparring partner of Anthony Joshua accuses Deontay Wilder of attempting to cash out. Full details👇👇

Breaking: Former sparring partner of Anthony Joshua accuses Deontay Wilder of attempting to cash out.

Deontay Wilder’s Comeback Controversy: A Cash Grab or Redemption Tale?

Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder is gearing up for a return to the ring, aiming to prove that his reign atop the division is far from over. However, his decision to step back into the spotlight has raised eyebrows, with some questioning his motives.

Wilder’s recent match against Joseph Parker, after a two-year hiatus, left much to be desired. Despite promises of a showdown with Anthony Joshua, Wilder fell short, convincingly outclassed by Parker. Now, instead of hanging up his gloves at 38, Wilder is diving back into the fray, slated to face off against what some deem the “most unwanted heavyweight” in the sport.

However, British prospect Matty Harris, who also spars with Joshua, isn’t buying into Wilder’s narrative. He’s skeptical of the bout’s legitimacy, suggesting it’s merely a ploy for a quick payday, especially given Wilder’s past remarks towards promoter Eddie Hearn.

Wilder’s upcoming appearance as Team Matchroom’s captain in a high-stakes event adds fuel to the speculation. Set to take place on the Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol undercard, this showdown promises fireworks, with Wilder leading the charge.

But is Wilder’s return a genuine bid for redemption, or just a cash grab? With a lineup of electrifying matchups on the horizon, including Daniel Dubois vs. Filip Hrgovic and Ray Ford defending his WBA featherweight title, fight fans are left wondering what’s really driving Wilder’s comeback.