Trevor Bryan – Manuel Charr Not Happening On Friday – Bryan – Stiverne Instead?
Some fights are destined never to happen. It looks like we can add Trevor Bryan vs. Manuel Charr to the list.
Some fights are destined never to happen. It looks like we can add Trevor Bryan vs. Manuel Charr to the list.
It’s a new year and the world’s greatest boxing promoter, Don King, is ready to present two world title fights at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL on Friday, Jan.
A Manuel Charr comeback? A Bermane Stiverne comeback? A Don King comeback? Up on BoxRec is a three-fight card set for The Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida on January 29th.
It seems another fight option has opened up for former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz. Manuel Charr, who holds a version of the WBA heavyweight title, and who has been inactive himself, has told Sky Sports how he hopes his manager and his promoter can get the fight with Ruiz made.
17th of July 2020 – EC Boxing’s newly signed Heayvweight Mahmoud Charr has made it clear once again that he is willing to fight the big names of the division.
Boxing promoter Erol Ceylan has signed WBA (Regular) heavyweight champion Mahmoud Charr to a long-term contract in Hamburg. Charr has held the WBA (Regular) heavyweight title since 2017 and has won 31 of his 35 fights as a professional.
Don King is 88 years old, he is semi-retired and has been for some time. While one-time bitter rival Bob Arum is still very much at the top of his game – promoting as he is the likes of pound-for-pound king Vasyl Lomachenko, Terence Crawford and upcoming heavyweight title challenger Kubrat Pulev – King has aged less well; his energies failing to keep up with those of the Top Rank boss.
Heavyweight warrior Manuel Charr, a gutsy fighter with some engrossing and inspirational story to go right along with his ring exploits (shot four times, double-hip replacement surgery undertaken), still believes he can win the big one – a fight with Anthony Joshua.
Dillian Whyte wants to put the bad memories, and the months of frustration he was forced to endure in 2019, firmly behind him.
Both heavyweights were, for a time, in the running for a shot at WBA/IBF/WBO heavyweight ruler Anthony Joshua after Jarrell Miller disgraced himself and was out as the June 1 challenger, but Manuel Charr and Trevor Bryan lost out to Andy Ruiz.