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Found his moment: Wilder successfully defends title against Washington

Matthew Speakman February 26, 2017

BIRMINGHAM– Deontay Wilder was barely in control. His opponent, Gerald Washington, came out with an anxious excitement while fighting the WBC heavyweight champion. Washington took control of the first...

Wilder retains title despite suffering injuries in fourth round against Arreola

Wilder retains title despite suffering injuries in fourth round against Arreola

Tyler Waldrep July 16, 2016

Chris Arreola forced the WBC Heavyweight Champion of the World, Deontay Wilder, back on the ropes and delivered some body blows in the fourth round. The crowd of 11,974, a large majority of which was was...

Nothing to lose: Wilder remains confident ahead of fourth title defense

Nothing to lose: Wilder remains confident ahead of fourth title defense

Tyler Waldrep July 14, 2016

The WBC Heavyweight Champion of the World, Deontay Wilder, can afford to hire a personal chef and a nutritionist, but nothing he eats can satisfy his hunger. “When we get in the ring we’re going to...

Howard and Wilder receive athlete of the month recognition

Howard and Wilder receive athlete of the month recognition

CW Staff February 10, 2016

There are two names on the United States Sports Academy's ballot for January's Athlete of the Month that students and Tuscaloosa residents should recognize. Tight end O.J. Howard was one of six male athletes...

Wilder deserves support from Tuscaloosa and UA

Wilder deserves support from Tuscaloosa and UA

Mark Hammontree September 28, 2015

Deontay Wilder may just be Alabama’s proudest son. The world heavyweight titleholder defended his WBC belt for the second time in Birmingham, and both before and after this fight, as he has with every...

Ready for round two

Ready for round two

Elliott Propes September 22, 2015

Amid the chaos that was University Boulevard on Friday afternoon, a gold Rolls-Royce emerged from the clutter and pulled onto the set of ESPN College GameDay. Out stepped a 6-foot-7-inch behemoth who...

Former Alabama football player Eryk Anders wins pro MMA debut

Former Alabama football player Eryk Anders wins pro MMA debut

Marquis Munson August 24, 2015

After a successful amateur career, former Alabama football player Eryk Anders made his pro debut in mixed martial arts with a TKO victory 40 seconds into the first round against Joshua Raspberry at the...

Wilder returns to Alabama for second title defense

CW Staff August 21, 2015

Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder (34-033, KOs), Tuscaloosa Native and WBC heavyweight world champion, will defend his title against Jonn “Reptile” Duhaupas (32-2, 20 KOs) at Birmingham’s Legacy...

Welcome to Alabama: Deontay Wilder defends WBC heavy weight title

Welcome to Alabama: Deontay Wilder defends WBC heavy weight title

Sean Landry June 14, 2015

BIRMINGHAM -- Welcome to Alabama.For one night only, the biggest sporting event in the state so famed for college football wasn’t the Iron Bowl. There was no ‘Roll Tide,’ or ‘War Eagle’ or even...

WATCH LIVE: Wilder-Molina weigh-in

Sean Landry June 12, 2015

Deontay Wilder and Eric Molina will weigh-in for the final time before Wilder defends his heavyweight title tomorrow night in Birmingham. Broadcast set to begin at 1 p.m. CT. Video courtesy Showtime Sports. 

Deas trains heavyweight champion Wilder

Deas trains heavyweight champion Wilder

Marquis Munson June 10, 2015

Jay Deas has followed boxing his whole life. His brother, Tommy, used to write for various national boxing publications and his father would take them to all the fights within 100 miles. While attending...

Prize fight missed opportunity for UA

Kyle Simpson June 9, 2015

When the University of Alabama Athletic Department and President Judy Bonner resisted hosting Tuscaloosa native Deontay Wilder’s title defense fight, they likely saw it as a potential logistical nightmare...