DEONTAY WILDER is just HOURS away from making his highly-anticipated return to the ring against Robert Helenius.
The Bronze Bomber will be determined to put his action-packed trilogy defeat to Tyson Fury behind him.
And once his eye-catching fight against Helenius has concluded, Wilder has revealed that he’ll be going for a FOURTH clash with the Gypsy King.
Talking to Sky Sports, Wilder said: “I think that there’s definitely a chance of a fourth fight again.
“Boxing is a business. Many people call it a sport, but it’s not a sport.”
However, the American star will need to navigate his way past former multiple regional champion Robert Helenius first.
Find out how you can watch the entire action below…
Wilder vs Helenius: Live stream and TV channel info
Deontay Wilder’s mouth-watering clash against Robert Helenius will be broadcasted LIVE on Fite TV PPV in the UK.
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But viewers in the Bronze Bomber’s nation of the US, can watch the action on FOX Sports PBC pay-per-view.
Fite TV are charging £12.99 to watch the fight and can it be streamed via the FITE TV app.
And FOX Sports PBC pay-per-view will cost the American audience $74.99 + applicable tax & fees which can be purchased until the end of the match.
🥊Wilder vs Helenius: Ring walk time, TV channel, live stream and undercard info for huge return
Wilder vs Helenius: Start time and date
Deontay Wilder vs Robert Helenius will be taking place early hours of Sunday morning – October, 16.
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But the undercard is scheduled to get underway from Saturday night – October, 15.
You can expect to see the main event from 4am UK time – 11pm ET.
The Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York is the allocated arena for this heavyweight clash and it can host approximately 19,000 spectators.
What is the FULL undercard?
Caleb Plant takes on Anthony Dirrell in a huge co-main event.
Plant is a former IBF super-middleweight champion, while Dirrell is a two-time WBC super-middleweight champ.
Plant was last in the ring last November, in a losing effort to Canelo Alvarez.
- Deontay Wilder vs Robert Helenius (12 rounds, heavyweight)
- Caleb Plant vs Anthony Dirrell
- Frank Sanchez vs Carlos Negron
- Gary Antonio Russell vs Emmanuel Rodriguez
- Vito Mielnicki Jr vs Limberth Ponce
- Gurgen Hovhannisayan vs Michael Polite Coffie
- Geovany Bruzon vs James Evans
- Michael Angeletti vs Jeremy Adorno
- Miguel Roman vs Jose Negrete
- Michael Rivera vs Jerry Perez
- Keeshawn Williams vs Julio Rosa
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
