What's Next for Deontay Wilder After His Victory Over Derek Chisora?

Deontay Wilder may not possess the same devastating punching power he once had, but his ability to create chaos and entertainment in the ring remains undeniable. On Saturday night, Wilder defeated Derek Chisora in a thrilling split-decision victory at The O2 in London, extending his record to 45-4-1 with 43 knockouts and potentially setting up more lucrative fights. Wilder's post-fight celebration suggested he believes he still has more to achieve in his career, despite questions surrounding the significance of his win over the 42-year-old Chisora. A loss would have likely marked the end of Wilder's career, but his victory has reignited talk of potential matchups against top heavyweights, including Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk. The presence of Joshua at the event fueled speculation about a possible fight between the two, with Wilder calling out Joshua after his win and Joshua responding that he is not ready. Wilder also expressed interest in facing Usyk, who is gearing up to defend his WBC heavyweight title against Rico Verhoeven. Usyk has claimed he has only three fights left in his career, and Wilder is eager to add the Ukrainian to his resume. Wilder's confidence in his abilities remains high, and he believes he can still make a significant impact in the heavyweight division. He has also been linked to a potential fight against rising star Moses Itauma, who recently extended his perfect record to 14-0 with a stunning knockout victory. Wilder is open to facing Itauma, saying he is not dodging anyone and is looking forward to fighting the best in the division.