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Manuel Charr handed Christopher Lovejoy the first defeat of his career stopping the American in the second round.

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. Furthermor...

Sherman Williams is the archetypal heavyweight nearly man. There’s excuses. There’s pride. There’s genuine hard luck. Best of all there’s lessons aplenty for the fighters he now guides through the hardest game. By Oliver Fennell LIKE many former fringe contenders, Sherman Williams has a lot of “what ifs”. What if the scores had been different in certain fights? What if he’d been given more notice for others? What if Evander Holyfield had answered the bell for the fourth round? The Bahamian heavyweight reckons he was robbed several times in his career, but never more so than the ...

The Worst Boxing Association Eric Armit highlights the mind-boggling chaos in the WBA's boxing rankings IT is a truth universally acknowledged that a sanctioning body in need of fees must work with promoters and promoters of a certain status will want to stage title fights. It happens. It is a fact of life in boxing and if it doesn’t lead to someone getting seriously screwed then it keeps the wheels oiled. However, it seems to me that there needs to be some line that should not be crossed. A promoter should not ask a sanctioning body to do something that will seriously tarnish the sanctioni...

Former Heavyweight world champion Manuel Charr clashes with Chris Lovejoy in Germany on Saturday The ever confusing WBA Heavyweight title scene takes another turn at Box Gym in Cologne, Germany this Saturday night, when Manuel Charr removes himself from recess to take on America’s Christopher Lovejoy over a scheduled twelve rounds. The drama could well unfold before the bell potentially rings, with promoter Don King threatening legal action against Lovejoy (19-0, 19 KOs) in the weeks leading up to his proposed clash with Charr. King sent a cease & desist letter to Lovejoy, claiming the 37-y...