Deontay Wilder's Future Prospects After Defeating Derek Chisora

Deontay Wilder has proven he still has what it takes to be a force in the boxing world, despite not being as formidable as he once was. His recent win over Derek Chisora at The O2 in London has sparked discussions about his future prospects. Wilder's victory has raised questions about how his win over a 42-year-old Chisora should be perceived, but it has also given him a new lease on life, extending his record to 45-4-1 with 43 KOs. The American's post-fight jubilation suggested he believes there is still more to achieve in his career. A potential fight between Wilder and Anthony Joshua has been a long-awaited matchup, with the two exchanging words after Wilder's win. Joshua, who last fought in December, seemed unimpressed by Wilder's challenge, but the possibility of the two finally facing off has gained momentum. Wilder has also expressed interest in fighting Oleksandr Usyk, who has three fights left in his career. Usyk is currently preparing to defend his WBC heavyweight title against Rico Verhoeven. Wilder's desire to unify the division and face the best opponents has driven his career, and he remains confident in his ability to make a significant impact in the heavyweight division. The American's rivalry with Tyson Fury was one of the most notable in recent boxing history, but a fourth fight between the two may not be necessary. Wilder, however, believes he can still 'clean up' the division and make a dent at the top. He has also set his sights on Moses Itauma, the undefeated Brit who recently extended his perfect record to 14-0 with a stunning knockout victory. Wilder is eager to test Itauma and prove his own explosiveness, making for a potentially thrilling matchup.