But will it happen?
Although, having stopped Gerard Washington in five rounds in Birmingham Alabama on Saturday evening, Deontay Wilder talked post-fight about unifying the heavyweight division, starting with a fight against the WBO world heavyweight title holder, the WBC have a different path plotted out for their champion.
According to reports coming in from across the pond, the WBC want the unbeaten heavyweight champion to take on, in a re-match, the only fighter Wilder has not stopped in his thirty-eight professional fights, Bermane Stiverne.
Stiverne is ranked as the #1 WBC challenger and is the only person who troubled Wilder.
However, there may be a reluctance to accept the bout as Stiverne has achieved his #1 ranking only boxing once since he was beaten by Wilder.
With Joseph Parker having sat ringside to watch Wilder, after a slow start, demolish Washington, we may find that money talks when it comes to who gets in the ring next with the Bronze Bomber.
Let?s wait and see shall we!
WBC Want Wilder v Stiverne II
