Boxing 2022 News: Deontay Wilder Knockout Video, Robert Helenius, Caleb Plant KO

Former heavyweight champion returns to ring for first time since knockout loss at the hands of Tyson Fury

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Wilder took on Robert Hellenius and in a devastating display, the powerful American landed only three punches on his opponent.

I was the third to turn off the lights.

As Helenius attempted to rush the former champion, Wilder stood in the corner and fired a right-hand counter that landed cleanly in Helenius’ face and instantly crashed him to the canvas.

Wilder’s 3-punch knockout victory is the one that required the fewest number of punches to secure a win.

Wilder broke through the heavyweights with his nuke-like right-hand power and climbed to the top of the mountain.

It was Wilder’s first in-ring knockout victory since defeating Luis Ortiz in November 2019.

Known as the ‘Bronze Bomber’, the 36-year-old was ready for any challenger who needed him after a commanding win that drew the attention of the rest of his rivals.

From Andy Ruiz to Oleksandr Usyk, Wilder wants a part of everyone as he tries to climb the mountain again.

“I’m depressed about anything. Andy Ruiz or not.” [Oleksandr] Usyk. Bronze Bomber is back! ” He said.

Fans watching couldn’t believe the show the former champion put on in less than one round of pure destruction.

The co-main fight turned the boxing world off its seat as Caleb Plant scored a nasty knockout against Anthony Dirrell before Wilder returned to the ring.

Plant, who was fighting for the first time since his TKO loss at the hands of Canelo Alvarez, responded to a wave of trash talk from Dirrell who repeatedly said his opponent had no knockout power.

Plant changed that in the ninth round when a left hook landed right on Dirrell’s chin and sent him to the canvas in a pile as the referee quickly waved off the fight.

“He called me all sorts of names and even said, ‘I would never let a white boy beat me.’ Let me explain… skin color doesn’t win battles,” Plant said.

Fans were left in disbelief at the vicious punch that ended it all.

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