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Deontay Wilder is undoubtedly one of the scariest knockout artists to have ever played the sport of boxing.

Apart from the fan’s appraisal over his KO power, Wilder’s statistics display how deadly he can be inside the ring. Famously, he shut down a troller by knocking him out in a training session.

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Charlie Zelenoff was the person who instigated Wilder for a sparring challenge. ‘The Bronze Bomber’ silenced him in an incident which the boxing fans still recall.

When Deontay Wilder knocked out an Internet troller in a sparring session

Former WBC champion Wilder was called out by Charlie Zelenoff, a pro boxer flexing a record of 0 wins and 1 loss.

The YouTube channel of Fight Club posted the video in which the internet bully is spotted phone calling Wilder, just to verbally slam him. In response, Wilder accepted his challenge and fought him at a gym in Los Angeles.

It was purely a one-sided affair. To be specific, it wasn’t even training.

Wilder used his fists to pour an all-out assault over the troller. As soon as the contest began, Wilder chased him down, only to land a vicious knockout punch on his face.

Throughout the video, Wilder appeared adamant about hurting his rival. That said, he landed three big shots to put down the troller. However, Wilder still appeared vexed. While everyone in the gym tried to separate them, ‘The Bronze Bomber’ was determined to continue the fight.

After the challenger hit the mat with Wilder’s third big punch, the former Word Champion marred him with one more shot to seal the day.

Wilder has been inactive since his latest defeat against Fury. Thus, a throwback video of him has seemingly interested the fans once again.

Wilder vs Fury 3 Preview

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Wilder would look forward to reclaiming his WBC strap and avenge the only loss of his pro career in his upcoming fight against Tyson Fury.

Fans expected the trilogy battle between Fury and Wilder to happen by now. However, COVID-19 brought a halt to the plan, cementing December 19 as a likely date for it.

As per reports, Wilder vs Fury 3 can happen in the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Yet, it is still not an official declaration. If he defeats Fury, Wilder would defend the WBC strap against the winner of Whyte vs Povetkin next.

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Despite that, the fight holds much more to Wilder than the title,

After a controversial draw in the first fight, Wilder went one-down opposite Fury in the rematch. Thus, the trilogy contest would be highly important for his G.O.A.T status, other than the belt.