Deontay Wilder faces Tyrrell Anthony Hernon on June 27 in Wichita, Kansas

The WBC’s ex-heavy weight champion, Deontay Wilder, returns to the Ring against Tyrrell Anthony Hernon (25-5, 15 kos) in a tune-level fight this summer on June 27 at the Charles Koch Arena, Wichita, Kansas.

This is an essential struggle for the 39-year-old Wilder because he has lost his last two fights and four of his last five since 2020. “The bronze bomber” Wilder (43-4-1, 42 kos) has seemed gunshy in his last two fights, fear of throwing his right hand.

An essential man

Deontay will probably choose to retreat if he loses Hernon, as this is the type of opponent he should be able to overcome quite easily if he throws punches. However, with the shy form Wilder has fought since his loss by Tyson Fury in 2020, he could also lose this fight. This defeat made the best from the 2008 Olympic Bronze Medal.

37 -year -old Herndon is a ten -year -old professional who was eliminated in two rounds in his fight against Richard Torrez on October 14, 2023. This is the only remarkable fighter in Hernon’s curriculum and was expelled from the water. Torrez made it easy, destroying Hernon.

He is a much more aggressive fighter than Wilder at this stage of his career. If Wilder could fight like Torrez, he may not have lost any of his fights for the last four years.

In order for Deontay’s struggle to stage in Kansas, it is a fairly distant fall from Las Vegas’s places he had fought during his best years of his career. It shows the extent to which his career has declined due to his repeated defeats and his poor performances since 2020.

Ideally, if Wilder can combine three or four wins on tomato cans, he could put himself in a world -title situation and maybe he was lucky choosing whoever holds his belt at the time of the strap. I don’t see it, but it’s possible. Deontay still has the fist power, but his courage seems to have left his body completely.