
Charr vs. Lucas Browne Showdown Set For December 17 in Dubai
Former WBA "regular" heavyweight champs Mahmoud "Manuel" Charr and Lucas Browne clash on December 17 in Dubai in an event promoted by Iconic Promotions Dubai.
Khoren Gevor: record, next fight and profile →

Former WBA "regular" heavyweight champs Mahmoud "Manuel" Charr and Lucas Browne clash on December 17 in Dubai in an event promoted by Iconic Promotions Dubai.

Cuban heavyweight and WBC International Silver champion Jose Larduet (8-0) headlines Universum Box Promotion show on November 5 at the Rudolf-Weber-Arena in Oberhausen. Larduet defends the title against Ali Kiydin (16-1).

Danish heavyweight Kem Ljungqvist (13-0) steps down to bridgerweight and squares off against South Africa and ABU heavyweight champion Chris Thompson (12-2-1) on September 17 in Nykobing Falster.. At the stake is the vacant WBC International Bridgerweight title.

Robert Helenius has his next fight just about set, says manager Markus Sundman to svenska.yle.fi, but adds that the details can not be revealed yet - but it will be in the United States late summer or early fall. Sundman also says that the fight against Adam Kownacki, that was a done deal according to a lot of media, was never on.

Danish super welterweight prospect Allan Mahfoud, 2-0, takes on Spanish prospect John Dickson, 6-0, January 18 on the Danish Fight Night in Nykobing-Falster. Dickson became national champ in the amateurs in 2016 and then turned pro while Mahfoud turned pro after a long layoff due to a shoulder injury.

Eternally (?) young 45-year super middleweight Lolenga Mock, 42-14-1, could be facing Englishman John Ryder, 25-4, early April in Denmark, writes BT. Ryder was last seen knocking out Patrick Nielsen while Mock outscored Dmitry Chudinov in his last fight. Mock vs Ryder will be for the vacant IBO I/C title.

Former EBU champ and WBA title challenger Khoren Gevor, now training his stepsons Noel and Abel Gevor and several others, was shot in the leg late June 23, according to reports by several outlets, including BILD.

Germany-based Armenian Abel Mikaelyan, better known as Abel Gevor, enjoyed an easy night with an uneventful and methodical unanimous decision over Hungarian journeyman Attila Palko (17-14, 13 KOs) in a scheduled six-rounder. Gevor worked barely at one-third of his potential but it didn't prevent him from easily winning every round on his finesse and ring generalship. Gevor also suffered a cut over his right eyebrow following what was ruled an "accidental" headbutt by referee Ingo Barrabas but was more of an intentional foul by Palko. It hasn't meant much at the end of the day as Gevor improved to 8-0, with 4 KOs, and the Hungarian is now 1-10 in his last eleven fights.

Hot and cold. Orthodox and southpaw stance. Noel and Abel Gevor - brothers, who could not be more different. Noel being the calm and quit one opposes Abel, who is acting far grittier. But they have one thing in common: the will to win. On August 16, both brothers will step into the ring to fight on the same card at the Erfurt Exhibition Hall in Thuringia, Germany. Trained by their stepfather and former world title challenger Khoren Gevor, 23 year-old Noel (12-0, 7 KOs) will take on Ismael Abdoul (54-29-2, 20 KOs) and 21 year-old Abel (7-0, 4 KOs) having a six-round bout scheduled versus Attila Palko (17-13, 13 KOs).

The scene is set for tomorrow’s doubleheader, featuring super middleweights Maxim Vlasov and Khoren Gevor, as well as lightweights Alisher Rakhimov and Michal Dufek. These two pairs of fighters will conjointly constitute the main event of a small show, arranged by KP> Promotions in Troitsk, a small town on the southwestern outskirts of Moscow, known for its nuclear research facilities.