After Fury BROKE Him… Wilder Returned Against a 6'6" NIGHTMARE — ONE Punch Ended It

Footage rights provided by WSC Sports - https://tinyurl.com/PaulStrikerENG Deontay Wilder had just survived the most brutal stretch of his career. Two straight knockout losses to Tyson Fury had shattered his undefeated aura and left many wondering whether the Bronze Bomber would ever be the same again. Then he returned against Robert Helenius. A 6'6½" heavyweight. More than 250 pounds. Nicknamed “The Nordic Nightmare.” Wilder didn’t need a comeback war. He needed one opening. With seconds left in the very first round, Helenius stepped forward — and Wilder detonated his right hand. Fight over. One punch was enough to remind the heavyweight division exactly why Deontay Wilder was still terrifying.