Deontay Wilder releases his first ever music video
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A productive year off, Deontay? Wilder releases his first-ever music video after shooting a new track with his brother and fiancée Telli Swift in the spare time after KO defeat by Tyson Fury
- Former WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder has released a music video
- The Bronze Bomber took some time away from the boxing ring after the loss of Tyson Fury
- American ventured into a new industry and released a song called Everytime
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Deontay Wilder traded the boxing ring for the music studio when he released his first official music video.
The former WBC heavyweight champion took some time out of the sport after his knockout defeat to Tyson Fury in October 2021.
The American ventured into the world of music and his work – with his brother Marsellos Wilder and his fiancée Telli Swift is now produced.
Wilder’s debut single “Everytime” was revealed over the summer, but he’s now published the full video.
The Bronze Bomber shared a glimpse of the clip with his 2.7 million Instagram followers on Sunday.
The caption read: ‘Here’s a snippet of my official video for my new single. Every time with Marsellos Wilder.
Deontay Wilder traded the boxing ring for the music studio when he released his first official music video. He is topless next to Swift who at one point wore a black thong
The former WBC heavyweight champion ventured into the music world during his spare time
Wilder’s beauty can be seen throughout the video, with the pair sharing intimate moments.
The boxer, who returned to the ring after walking to his own song with a devastating knockout last weekend, stands topless next to Swift who at one point wears a black thong.
Fans seem to be divided over Wilder’s new hit, with some telling him to “stick with boxing,” while others responded with flaming emojis.
Wilder’s debut single ‘Everytime’ was revealed over the summer, but he’s now published the full video
The Bronze Bomber took some time off after his defeat to Tyson Fury in October 2021
Wilder defeated Finland’s Robert Helenius last weekend with a vicious right in return
The heavyweight fighter delivered a first round knockout to Robert Helenius in Brooklyn last Saturday.
The Finnish-Swedish opponent was knocked completely unconscious with three seconds left in the opening round of their heavyweight main event fight.
It was Wilder’s first win since November 2019, likely a ravishing battle with Andy Ruiz Jr. The Bronze Bomber also hopes to fight against world champion Oleksandr Usyk.