Jamal James 145.8 vs Antonio DeMarco 147.6
Robert Helenius 243.4 vs Gerald Washington 236.4
Charles Martin 253.4 vs Daniel Martz 250.6
Bryant Perrella 147 vs.Domonique
Unbeaten and fan-friendly slugger Adam Kownacki is very much in the frame for a shot at WBC heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder, with whispers saying the exciting Polish warrior could fight Wilder in the first quarter of next year.
Kubrat Pulev, who is very much in position for a shot at Anthony Joshua, is likely to face Robert Helenius on the under-card of the April 20th clash between WBO welterweight champ Terence Crawford and challenger Amir Khan – so reports Dan Rafael of ESPN.com.
Aside from the Jorge Linares-Abner Cotto fight, there wasn’t too much action taking place last night, but a reasonably big heavyweight scrap took place Stuttgart, Germany, as Robert Helenius and Erkan Teper battled it out for the vacant IBF inter-continental belt.
They were supposed to fight back in 2015, only for a hand injury suffered by Erkan Teper resulting in the fight falling apart, but now, on September 29 in Waldenbuch, Teper will face Robert Helenius in a fight that might, maybe, produce an exciting and entertaining heavyweight battle.
The heavyweight contest between Robert Helenius (27–2) and Yuri Bykhautsou (10–17–3) started with a bang as Helenius seemed to hurt Bykhautsou with the first shot he threw.
The chief support to the Joshua-Takam heavyweight title fight, between Dillian Whyte and Robert Helenius promised plenty but sadly delivered very little.
Dillian “The Body Snatcher” Whyte (22-1, 16 KOs) labored to a 12 round unanimous decision over Robert Helenius (25-2, 16 KOs) to win the vacant WBC Silver heavyweight title on Saturday night at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
Dillian Whyte says he’s going to make life hell for Robert Helenius when they clash for the WBC Silver Heavyweight title at Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday night, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
After a couple of frustrating months during which he saw big fights with both Deontay Wilder and Dominic Breazeale fail to materialise, British heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte has finally got an opponent: Whyte, who is referred to by his promoter Eddie Hearn as one of the most avoided fighters out there today, will face Robert Helenius on October 28.