Wilder Duhaupas: page 3

Deontay Wilder Wants Knockout No. 34 Against Duhaupas

•Sep 17, 2015

The only fight in Deontay Wilder’s career that didn’t end with him scoring a knockout victory was when he outpointed Bermane Stiverne earlier this year to win a heavyweight title. There were 32 KOs in 32 wins before then, and there was one KO in his one fight since then, a June win over Eric Molina. Wilder is hoping to keep this new streak going with his Sept. 26 fight against Johann Duhaupas, which main events a “Premier Boxing Champions” broadcast on NBC.

Stiverne: Wilder's Run Embarrassing, Povetkin Ends Him

Rick Reeno

•Sep 6, 2015

Former heavyweight champion Bermane Stiverne (24-2-1, 21KOs) is still sitting on the sidelines, hoping to return in the very near future. He was scheduled to face dangerous Luis Ortiz on the Gennady Golovkin-David Lemieux undercard on October 17th, but that match fell through after his promoter, Don King, refused to sign off on the fight. Stiverne signed the contract as soon as he received it. Stiverne has been out of the ring since losing a twelve round decision, and his WBC title, to Deontay Wilder (34-0, 33KOs) in January. Stiverne was hospitalized after the fight due to severe dehydration.

Duhaupas Gets Camp Plan in Order For Deontay Wilder

Per-Ake Persson

•Sep 1, 2015

French heavyweight and WBC heavyweight contender Johann Duhaupas (32-2) will generate the bulk of his preparations at home in Abbeville. The initial plan was first to go to Manchester and train with Tyson Fury but those plans were scrapped and Duhaupas will train in Abbeville until September 16 before departing to the United States for the fight against WBC king Deontay Wilder (34-0) on September 26, and televised by Premier Boxing Champions on NBC.

Wilder is Warned By Scott That Duhaupas is No Joke

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 28, 2015

Deontay Wilder cannot afford to take challenger Johann Duhaupas lightly when they meet on September 26, says Malik Scott. The unbeaten WBC world heavyweight champion (34-0-KO33) takes on France's Duhaupas (32-2-KO20) in Alabama amid suggestions the bout is merely a warm-up for Wilder's prospective clash with Alexander Povetkin. But Scott, who was halted by the 29-year-old Wilder inside a round in March 2014, is confident Duhaupas presents a legitimate challenge and also talked up his fellow American's previous opponent, Eric Molina.

What is the Point of Deontay Wilder-Johann Duhaupas?

Cliff Rold

•Aug 23, 2015

Who the hell is Johann Duhaupas? That’s been the question for a lot of fight fans on this side of the Atlantic this week. The answer? He’s the guy who will challenge Alabama’s Deontay Wilder (34-0, 33 KO) for Wilder’s WBC Heavyweight belt on September 26th. Note the word belt. Wilder has one. The Heavyweight Champion of the World is Wladimir Klitschko. Everyone knows it, and that includes Wilder if you caught him in a moment of pure honesty. To be the man, Klitschko is the man Wilder would eventually have to topple.

Deontay Wilder's NBC Headliner Adds To Growing Status

Jake Donovan

•Aug 22, 2015

Deontay Wilder was still in his mother's womb when Larry Holmes successfully defended the heavyweight championship for the 20th and final time in May '85. Simply put, it's something Wilder has never experienced in his lifetime. Until now. The unbeatean 6'7" heavyweight from Tuscaloosa made history three months in bringing a heavyweight championship to Alabama, the first time in history it has ever occurred. Following his 9th round knockout of Eric Molina in front of a sold-out crowd at Bartow Arena in Birmingham, Wilder returns to the city—roughly an hour from his hometown—for his upcoming showdown with Johann Duhaupas.

Video: Deontay Wilder vs. Johann Duhaupas Presser

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 21, 2015

Video: Deontay Wilder Discusses Johann Duhaupas Clash

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 20, 2015

Duhaupas Officially Out of EU Clash, For Wilder Shot

Per-Ake Persson

•Aug 20, 2015

French heavyweight Johann Duhaupas (32-2) has officially pulled out of the scheduled fight for the vacant EU title on October 10 in Barcelona against Hungarian Zsolt Bogdan (10-0) and thus misses out on a 5,000 Euro payday. However, the reason he has done so is because Johann got a bigger fish in sight for a few dollars more. Jokes aside, Duhaupas will face Deontay Wilder (34-0, 33KOs) for the WBC heavyweight title on September 26th in the champion's backyard of Birmingham, Alabama. The fight will be televised on NBC as part of a Premier Boxing Champions card.

Wilder: Duhaupas Has Never Been KO'd, Until 9/26!

Random Hits

•Aug 20, 2015

BIRMINGHAM, AL - Heavyweight world champion Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder (34-0, 33 KOs) will make the second defense of his title when he faces France's Johann "Reptile" Duhaupas (32-2, 20 KOs) in primetime on Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on NBC Saturday, September 26 from Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. Televised coverage begins at 8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. PT with exciting undefeated brawler Omar "Panterita" Figueroa (25-0-1, 18 KOs) returning to the ring to battle former world champion Antonio DeMarco (31-5-1, 23 KOs) in 12 rounds of super lightweight action.