Starting to like charr. He actually likes boxing and is up for fights whenever. I think Charr vs Chisora would be worth a watch
Apart from the Klitschko who KTFO Charr, who has he fought? He went long rounds with Owen Beck, who went 3 with Wilder. I see a couple of shopworn journeyman, but not like he's beaten anybody any better than Wilder has.
Haye won't fight Charr. He will sit on his arse until Thompson vs Price II and then challenge the winner. He knows that Price is china-chinned and Thompson is relatively slow with weak stamina. Both are perfect candidates for an effective KO by Haye while Charr is too much of a bully for Haye to feel comfortable in the ring. 'Hand injury' is nothing but a cover-up BS on Haye's part.
From a half ****stani...Arabs are very very arrogant people. In other words, dont be surprised if glass shatters.
Derrick......your'e one of only a small margin of dksab haters I respect around here. But what youve just said is the most ludacris thing Ive heard from you since you said Brewster knocked Wlad out witha L hook.:--(
"Wilder will feel my Arabian bombs" I feel threatening terrorist acts to be a bit unnecessary Mr. Manuel!! Mehehehe
Olounkun has gone 2-8 since Charr beat him. Charr just happened to get to him when he had a zero on the right side of his record. Kelvin Price was undefeated with a win over Tor Hamer on his record when Wilder knocked him out. Olounkum had not beaten anyone nearly as good as Hamer before he fought Charr. And direct comparison, Wilder dispatched Beck with much more ease than Charr. Half the people on this board were picking Audley to beat Wilder coming off his Prizefighter V2 win. Then Wilder puts him away in a minute and suddenly the win doesn't count? I agree Audley is shaky but he came into the fight with Wilder looking better than he did against David Price -- and when Price knocked him out the keyboard warriors were proclaiming Price as the greatest thing since indoor plumbinb. I'm not saying Wilder's resume to this point is great -- he has been on a slow and steady progression -- but Charr's is no better.
Name Olounkun's best win and compare it to Price's win over Tor Hamer. "Unbeaten" Olounkun isn't a meaningful win -- he was a bum who had been propped up and once he lost he kept on losing, 8 of 10 after Charr. Danny Williams you hold up as a meaningful win and you question Kelvin Price. Guess what, Kelvin just beat Williams. So Wilder's best opponent now has two quality wins, one before and one after fighting Wilder. Is he a future world champ? No, but Kelvin is light years ahead of Olounkun. And you say Audley's a bum and Williams is a credible win, but what happened when they fought? Audley by KO, so Wilder's win over Audley is better than Charr's win over Williams. Manswell and Audley are much better wins than Zack Page: yes, he's good at going the distance but all he does is run and cover up, never a threat to actually beat anyone. There is value in fighting him to get rounds in, but it's not like beating him means anything -- he hasn't won a fight over a meaningful opponent in years, had lost 8 of 11 going into the Charr fight and Charr managed only a majority decision over him. Charr has fought a few unknown euro-bums with built-up records and near as I can tell they all quickly either went on losing streaks after cashing in with a Charr payday or disppeared completely. Sherman Williams, I will give you, is a good journeyman. I don't know that he's much ahead of Manswell, who hasn't stepped up quite as often to take losses as Williams has. Manswell has only been stopped by Stiverne, who is now a top contender, Alexander Ustinov and Wilder. He, too, is a good journeyman.