By Gabriel Princewill-
Deontey Wilder paid a total of $490,000 his ex wife Jessica Scales as part of a divorce settlement in 2018.
Court documents seen by The Eye Of Media.Com reveals for the first time that Wilder agreed to pay a total sum of nearly $500,000 to Jessica Scales as part of a mediation agreement between the parties. Deontey Wilder married Jessica Scale. Jessica has three of Deontey Wilder’s five children- two sons and a daughter. They are Deontey Wilder Jnr, Deoren Wilder, and her daughter is Ava Wilder.
They are all living very comfortably and remain in close contact with Deontey Wilder.
The mediation agreement states that the plaintiff shall pay $240,000, $150,000 0n June 30, 2018, and $100,000 on July 31, 2018. He also agreed to pay $2,400 monthly for their children, including an unspecified sum for health insurance.
The parties agreed to have joint legal and physical custody of the minor children, with Wilder being the primary custodian. He also agreed to pay $10,000 to Donna Smalley.
It means Wilder, who is reigning king of the WBC belt, who also pays a total of $1,900 to his first born child Naieya , pays a total of $4,300 monthly, equating to $51, 300 annually to both of his former lovers. Ot is all a drop in the ocean for Wilder, worth an estimated $30m, who owns three properties totalling an estimated $2m.
Wilder and Jessica Scales have remained friends, with his ex wife voluntarily taking care of their child on some occasions when the heavyweight champion is training. 
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UNBEATEN
Wilder remains unbeaten in 42 fights, with one draw to Britain’s gypsy king Tyson Fury in December 2018. He was heavily criticised in many quarters for allowing Fury who had been out of the ring for 3 years to appear to out think him for most of the fight before he was sensationally dropped twice.
However, Wilder who gave away 3 stones to a mobile and awkward technician like Fury has always possessed phenomenal power in his right hand, making him dangerous in every fight until the last bell goes.
The Alabama powerhouse has since added about a stone of muscles, making him potentially lethal in the ring. Last May, he obliterated his opponent, Dominic Brezeale (22-2) 15 (Ko’s)in one devastating round in their grudge match. In contrast, Brezeale lasted 7 rounds against Britain’s Anthony Joshua in 2016.
Confident Wilder has taken the major risk of facing 41 year old Luis Ortiz(31-1) (26 KO’s) in a rematch set for November 23 where he plans to demonstrate his phenomenal power once again.
Except that this time, Ortiz who nearly stopped Wilder in the seventh round of the only he fight in which the tough Cuban heavyweight has registered a defeat, has had more time to prepare and poses a danger to Wilder’s title. The Alabama hard hitter is favourite to retain his belt, though it is not a given until the pair actually square up.
Ortiz has ideas of his own and will be coming to win. Wilder faces Tyson Fury unbeaten in a rematch in February 2020, provided he takes care of Ortiz next month.