Deontay Wilder, 36, has accrued a fortune over the course of a boxing career that has rendered many of his opponents dazed and confused.
Deontay Wilder has spent his money on vehicles
The vehicles in Wilder’s garage are outstanding
And his automobile collection is equally impressive, including a one-of-a-kind Lamborghini, a Rolls-Royce, and an American classic.
As Wilder returns this weekend against Robert Helenius, SunSport examines the Alabama native’s impressive garage.
It is equally astounding as his renowned right hook.
LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR, £430,000
In 2015, after defeating Bermane Stiverne to win the WBC heavyweight title, Wilder wanted to reward himself, and why not?
He arrived at Exotic Euro Cars in Woodland Hills, California, and reportedly purchased a special Lamborghini Aventador for approximately £430,000.
This Aventador stood out from the throng due to its imitation alligator-skin wrap, which would have Floyd Mayweather green with envy.
This £430k Lamborghini Aventador with a synthetic alligator skin wrap is Wilder’s most extravagant possession
It is unlike any Lamborghini we’ve ever seen due to its beige leather interior.
To complete the appearance, a coat of bronze was applied to the wrap; after all, he is the Bronze Bomber.
The Aventador has a maximum speed of 217 miles per hour, making it one of the fastest Lamborghinis ever produced.
It has a V12 engine with over 700 horsepower and can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds.
ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM, £347,000+
Every wealthy man should own a Rolls-Royce, as it is the quintessential gentleman’s automobile. Fortuitously, Wilder has two.
His Phantom is a convertible, making it ideal for Alabama summertime cruising.
You will not be surprised to learn that the Phantom is the most expensive Rolls-Royce available.
Again, Wilder has his custom-made with a bronze metallic finish that matches his Bronze Bomber nickname.
His Phantom VII model has a 563 horsepower V12 engine that can reach 60 miles per hour in 5.1 seconds.
Deontay frequently posts photographs of himself sitting on the hood of this beast on social media, and who can blame him?
It is undoubtedly a beautiful ride.
Wilder is seated on the hood of his Phantom Rolls-Royce
The Phantom, a gentleman’s automobile, is worth over £347k
HUMMER H2, £70,000
There was a time when Hummers were ubiquitous in the United States, particularly among the sporting elite.
In 2010, the automaker GM ceased production of the Army-inspired SUVs.
Wilder is well aware of the Hummer’s status as a collector’s item, which is why he possesses one.
Reportedly worth approximately £70,000, it is made of bronze (again!) and has its own moniker: the Bomb Zquad Mobile.
The 34-inch custom bronze and chrome star wheels have the words Bomb Zquad engraved on them.
There have been recent rumors that Wilder sold his prized possession, but this has never been confirmed.
Wilder’s Hummer H2, which was discontinued in 2010, is an additional cherished possession
Wilder’s Hummer H2 is known as the Bomb Zquad Mobile
ROLLS-ROYCE CULLINAN, FROM £269,310
In August 2019, Wilder was spotted driving the Rolls-Royce SUV, his most recent acquisition.
Similar to his Lamborghini Aventador, the champion has wrapped the costly vehicle in exquisite style.
His Rolls-Royce has a black and bronze snakeskin exterior along with a leather interior.
Wilder’s now-famous logo is emblazoned on the hub caps encircling the 26-inch wheels.
Adam Wolff of Dreamworks Motorsports in North Carolina modified Wilder’s Roller.
As soon as it was delivered, he uploaded a video of his new rims to Instagram.
Wilder displays his newly encased Rolls-Royce
Wilder shared his purchase with his Instagram followers
DODGE CHALLENGER, £30,000+
There is no better way to complete your enviable garage than with a muscle car.
The least expensive vehicle in Deontay’s collection is arguably his most attractive.
The base price of his Dodge Challenger was approximately £30,000, but you can guarantee that after he added accessories and had a custom paint job applied, it is now worth significantly more.
This automobile appears to be part of the Fast & Furious franchise, with its impressive hubcaps, distinctive side-opening doors, and red paint job.
We’re sure it also drives like a dream, due to its potent 6.2-liter V8 engine.
A £30,000 Dodge Challenger is the most affordable vehicle in Wilder’s collection
The Dodge Challenger owned by Wilder resembles vehicles from the Fast & Furious franchise
SUZUKI HAYABUSA, FROM £14,500
When four wheels are insufficient, Wilder has been known to experiment with two.
Back in 2014, he posted a photo of a Hayabusa with an exterior that appears to be from a Mad Max movie.
The Hayabusa was created with the singular intent of being the world’s fastest-production motorcycle at the time.
Incredibly, its maximum speed is 186 miles per hour. When the throttle is opened, its ferocity is revealed.
“I’m going to keep riding my baby as long as the weather permits,” Wilder wrote in a tweet accompanied by a photo of the gorgeous cycle.
Wilder’s Suzuki Hayabusa resembles a vehicle from a Mad Max movie
POLARIS SLINGSHOT, FROM £15,500
The greatest boy’s pastime.
Lewis Hamilton and Shaquille O’Neal both own the three-wheeled Polaris Slingshot that is on the wish list of every petrolhead.
And Deontay Wilder has shared images on social media of himself riding a motorbike around town.
The 2015-introduced Slingshot can reach 60 miles per hour in less than five seconds and is essentially a street-legal go-kart.
It is propelled by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that was manufactured in Germany alongside Mercedes-AMG V8 components.
Who knew that Wilder was such a thrill-seeker?
Deontay Wilder, like Lewis Hamilton, owns a three-wheel Polaris Slingshot