“The best is yet to come. Yeah we’re still going.” Deontay Wilder stated in the interview, opening up on his plans to resume his boxing career. “We’re still here, just getting things together… Francis [Ngannou], I’m sorry for your loss. I can only imagine what it’s like to lose a child, I never hope to feel that feeling.” (h/t Michael Benson)

Wilder is currently rehabbing arm and shoulder injuries, which he suffered in back-to-back losses to Joseph Parker and most recently Zhilei Zhang by TKO in June. PFL heavyweight superfights champion Ngannou has previously angled for a fight against Wilder, and “The Bronze Bomber” had nothing but respect when addressing a potential matchup.

Former heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder won’t be hanging up the gloves anytime soon, according to his trainer Malik Scott

Deontay Wilder is keen to reignite his fight talks with Francis Ngannou but isn't interested in talking trash to make it happen. A crossover fight between the two knockout artists seemed to be off the table,

Deontay Wilder vs. Francis Ngannou? It could happen. Ngannou made a successful return to MMA competition this past October with a thudding first-round knockout of Renan Ferreira at PFL Battle of the Giants.

Francis Ngannou, the former UFC heavyweight champion, had a tough time in boxing, losing two big fights to Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. He did really well against Tyson Fury, even knocking him down,