Wilder's Future Prospects After Victory Over Chisora

Deontay Wilder has proven he still packs a punch in the boxing world, even if his devastating power may be waning. His recent split-decision win over Derek Chisora at The O2 in London has breathed new life into his career, extending his record to 45-4-1 and setting him up for potential future paydays. Despite questions over the significance of his win against a 42-year-old Chisora, Wilder's jubilation suggests he believes there's more to achieve. The American's desire for chaos and entertainment remains unwavering, and his sights are now set on bigger challenges, potentially including a fight against Oleksandr Usyk or a long-awaited showdown with Anthony Joshua. Wilder's confidence in his abilities remains high, and he's eager to take on the best in the heavyweight division, including rising sensation Moses Itauma. With his characteristic bravado, Wilder declared, 'As long as these guys are in the heavyweight division, I'm here and you can call me Mr Clean because I'm gonna clean up the whole division.' The future of Wilder's career is uncertain, but one thing is clear: he's not ready to hang up his gloves just yet.