Elliot Worsell catches up with Mahmoud Charr, the much-maligned ‘titlist’ with a hefty rap sheet, who unknowingly exposes the daft policies of the WBA while revealing the inner workings of his own mind
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May 16, 2021 by archyde Saturday 15th May 2021 Charr impresses with lightning knockout
His opponent Christopher Lovejoy comes with the recommendation that he has not yet lost a fight. It’s a recommendation that Mahmoud Charr doesn’t care about, which the 36-year-old heavyweight boxer mercilessly pulverized on his comeback in the ring.
Heavyweight boxer Mahmoud Charr has made an impressive and successful comeback in the ring after a break of around three and a half years. The 36-year-old won in the Baaden sports studio in Cologne against Christopher Lovejoy from the USA by knocking out the second round. It was the first appearance after Charr’s World Cup triumph in November 2017 against Russian Alexander Ustinov.
Posted on 05/14/2021
By: Oliver McManus
The heavyweight fight the world has been waiting on is finally set to take place on Saturday night at a small gym in Cologne, Germany. Mahmoud Charr, former WBA Regular champion, faces Christopher Lovejoy over a scheduled twelve rounds.
Skepticism around the fate of this fight has been widespread with Don King threatening to intervene with legal letters in a bid to prevent the contest from happening. King’s involvement with Lovejoy has been well publicised with the American famously interrupting Lovejoy’s proposed contest with Dave Allen.
Furthermore, Don King moved to get Charr stripped of his ‘Regular’ title so that he could stage Trevor Bryan vs Bermane Stiverne for the belt on January 29th. Charr is now ‘champion in recess’ but remains steadfast on fighting Anthony Joshua for the WBA’s ‘Super’ belt: however fanciful that dream may well be.