Audley Harrison believes the Deontay Wilder who terrorized the heavyweight division is gone as the American closes in on a potential final dance with Oleksandr Usyk. Speaking exclusively to World Boxing News, Harrison backed the proposed Usyk-Wilder showdown as a…

Audley Harrison stated that the dominant version of Deontay Wilder no longer exists, though he supports a proposed fight between Wilder and Oleksandr Usyk. Harrison told World Boxing News that the matchup serves as an appropriate final fight for both former champions, with March 2027 in Las Vegas reportedly being targeted for the bout.
Harrison argued that Wilder lacks the technical ability and knockout power he once possessed to overcome Usyk. However, he believes both fighters have earned spots in the International Boxing Hall of Fame and views the potential clash as a fitting testimonial to conclude their careers.
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