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The "Wild Ride" of Publicity

Deontay "Bronze Bomber" Wilder has an amazing story.

From boxing novice to Olympic Champion in under three years. This has never been done before in the history of the sport. Out of 286 boxers from multiple countries in multiple weight classes, Deontay was number 286 when it came to experience going into the Olympics. That's right. He was the least experienced guy. Whereas most Olympic boxers have 100-300 bouts, Deontay had under 30! When it was all said and done, though, America had only one medalist...Deontay Wilder! Add to that the incredible bond between Wilder and his little girl Naieya, born with Spina Bifida and you can see why so many people are interested in his story. The folllowing are just a few of the publications and media to feature Deontay:

Tuscaloosa Magazine
Washington Post
New York Times
USA Today
Wall Street Journal
Good Morning America
ESPN2's Friday Night Fights
NBC
MSNBC
Sports Illustrated
Ring Magazine
The Oprah Winfrey Show

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Deontay Improves Record

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Deontay improves his professional record to 3-0

Deontay improved his professional record to 3-0 Saturday March 14 with a TKO of Richard Greene Jr. Deontay showed improvement even in the short period since his last fight against Shannon Gray, using his stiff jab to distance Greene and deliver a combination that bloodied Greene's nose and a stiff jab that knocked his mouthpiece out. Greene entered the ring unsteadily for the second round and the fight was stopped. As Greene's gloves were removed it appeared Greene had broken his right wrist. Shelly Finkel stated that Deontay was 'right on track' according to a report in The Tuscaloosa News.