Johann Duhaupas: The Reptile-Heavyweight Mammouth De Abbeville-The Derailer Of Somme.

my question is why was he so inactive? fighting sp****ly, against mostly bums. he has now suddenly come to life. has he waited too late?

 

Gotta love them hype threads. Thanks for highlighting some lesser known talents so frequently buddy, it's a welcome change from all the Mayweather/Pacquiao/GGG/Kovalev threads :good

 

It looked to me like Charr was clearly coming on in the Klistchko fight, and that Vitali was clearly fading. he got a well-deserved stoppage by cut, and then did exactly what he criticized Lennox Lewis for; retired without giving a rematch.

 

Duhaupas might just turn out to be another unpolished gem like Takam. Perez was Takams coming out party, this win wasn't on that level but it definitely put Duhaupas on the map. Maybe now he'll get a better trainer, team/management behind him. It's just a hunch but I don't think he was training full time. His conditioning is horrible, and that's been his Achilles heel more than anything else based on the fights I've seen... This dude needs a new trainer, and a strength/conditioning coach. I believe he can make waves like Takam did if everything aligns correctly.

 

The Pianeta fight was questionable from what I've heard as well(haven't seen it)

32-2 with 2 QUESTIONABLE losses to fringe contenders ain't a bad record, especially for a guy with absolutely zero hype/following besides a few Frenchies, and hardcores.

 

The more I think about it, the more he reminds me of Malik Scott... Although there are some similarities. He's seems to have more power than Scott, gets hit a bit easier but also seems to take a punch better(also more heart), not as good in the conditioning department either. But he really is like his French counterpart

 

You cannot compare those two situations, can you atsch

Vitali schooled Charr and stopped him on cuts. Charr did not win any minute of that fight = no rematch needed

Vitali was winning the fight against Lewis and got stopped on cuts. = rematch needed

 

Yeah anyone who says Charr was coming on against Vitali is clearly a hater... Vitali was schooling him. Charr was extremely reckless, and it was only a matter of time before Vitali KO'd him. He was was already down on his ass once.

 

So, did charr lost that fight, uh? What's that, the Lennox curse? Every fighter he tries to improve, gets beaten by fighters who aren't supposed to trouble them much.

Price with Thompson, now Charr. It's getting depressing.

 

Lennox might be a bad trainer, or he just picks the wrong fighters to train.... Charr would have lost this regardless of whether Lennox was help train him or not.

 

I honestly tought Charr was better than that, and that his opponent wouldn't have troubled him at all. A sure decision. :blood Now Charr's career is in serious troubles, i think nobody expected that.