Why is the heavyweight champ Manuel Charr fighting a guy who hasnt fought since 2014?

This site is always entertainment at least. Mfers making threads to bait other mfers so they can lend legitimacy to their agendas.

This is all fallout from that awful fight between Oquendo and Chagaev in Chechnya a few years ago. Rubbish fight followed up with a highly suspect failed drugs test following a very questionable decision win for Chagaev. (The same thing happened to Lucas Browne after he knocked out Chagaev at the same venue in his last fight.) Then he never got paid his purse, and filed a lawsuit, and the WBA have had him as mandatory for years, seemingly as an apology, without him ever fighting. Weird as hell. Man though, I can't help but think back to that weird Chagaev fight. That was one of the most surreal boxing events I've seen. It was on at something like 1 in the afternoon in the UK because of the timezone difference, took place in this big open air stadium in Grozny, and there was all this bizarre slavic ceremony and folk dancing going on. They had footage of what looked like celebrities rolling up in limos and sports cars like it was a big movie premiere. Evander Holyfield was there. There was this ridiculous build up with a disturbingly well-produced video presenting Chagaev as some kind of slavic knight defending his homeland, despite the fact that he's from Uzbekistan, not Chechnya. All of this for a very subpar "regular" champion defending his title against a practically anonymous guy with no notable wins coming in at literally 24 hours notice (he was supposed to be fighting Shannon Briggs at first.) The national anthems took an eternity. The fight was absolutely terrible, both guys fought like they had lead weights dangling from their gloves. Chagaev got the win on a really narrow points decision, which I honestly think was a robbery. Neither guy fought well but Oquendo was mostly outboxing him. Presiding over the whole event was the bearded, slightly goony-looking Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, who was apparently best buddies with Chagaev and would pop on down to Chagaev's corner to give advice (when he wasn't doing that, if I remember right he was sat on a literal throne.) That was the first time I ever saw him on TV. Fast forward to 2017 and I see Kadyrov for the second time on the news as he oversees a mass purge of ****sexuals in Chechnya provoking international outrage (still ongoing afaik.) It was bizarre seeing this guy accused of, and not denying, his complicity in an atrocity, and my reaction being "holy crap, that's the weird guy from that crap boxing match I watched on a Saturday afternoon on Boxnation in 2014!" Brilliant background and story. Post of the day.

Charr would get KO’ed in round 1 by any top 5 heavyweight.. Look up the term ‘paper champion’ and there’s picture of him right beside it..

GGG is super champion if he has regular WBA tittle he won it off your boy Jacobs Larry so zip it. He was regular champ before they made him super champ, try and keep up

GGG is super champion if he has regular WBA tittle he won it off your boy Jacobs Larry so zip it. larry is talking about the time when sturm held the wba super belt and golovkin the regular belt. It wasnt golovkins fault, because sturm blatantly avoided golovkin, but at the same time those fights under the regular belt shouldnt count towards his title run.

This is all fallout from that awful fight between Oquendo and Chagaev in Chechnya a few years ago. Rubbish fight followed up with a highly suspect failed drugs test following a very questionable decision win for Chagaev. (The same thing happened to Lucas Browne after he knocked out Chagaev at the same venue in his last fight.) Then he never got paid his purse, and filed a lawsuit, and the WBA have had him as mandatory for years, seemingly as an apology, without him ever fighting. Weird as hell. Man though, I can't help but think back to that weird Chagaev fight. That was one of the most surreal boxing events I've seen. It was on at something like 1 in the afternoon in the UK because of the timezone difference, took place in this big open air stadium in Grozny, and there was all this bizarre slavic ceremony and folk dancing going on. They had footage of what looked like celebrities rolling up in limos and sports cars like it was a big movie premiere. Evander Holyfield was there. There was this ridiculous build up with a disturbingly well-produced video presenting Chagaev as some kind of slavic knight defending his homeland, despite the fact that he's from Uzbekistan, not Chechnya. All of this for a very subpar "regular" champion defending his title against a practically anonymous guy with no notable wins coming in at literally 24 hours notice (he was supposed to be fighting Shannon Briggs at first.) The national anthems took an eternity. The fight was absolutely terrible, both guys fought like they had lead weights dangling from their gloves. Chagaev got the win on a really narrow points decision, which I honestly think was a robbery. Neither guy fought well but Oquendo was mostly outboxing him. Presiding over the whole event was the bearded, slightly goony-looking Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, who was apparently best buddies with Chagaev and would pop on down to Chagaev's corner to give advice (when he wasn't doing that, if I remember right he was sat on a literal throne.) That was the first time I ever saw him on TV. Fast forward to 2017 and I see Kadyrov for the second time on the news as he oversees a mass purge of ****sexuals in Chechnya provoking international outrage (still ongoing afaik.) It was bizarre seeing this guy accused of, and not denying, his complicity in an atrocity, and my reaction being "holy crap, that's the weird guy from that crap boxing match I watched on a Saturday afternoon on Boxnation in 2014!" kadryov was also present for the chagaev browne fight and I was fearing for brownes life after he knocked out Chagaev lol. Browne kept his celebration very lowkey, so that he wouldnt provoke kadryovs wrath lol.

GGG is super champion if he has regular WBA tittle he won it off your boy Jacobs Larry so zip it.

It is a real title right? how? why?? GGG gets credit for defending that same "REGULAR" belt so it has to be legit right? Very good setup to turn it into a Golovkin thread lol. GGGs regular title fight shouldnt count towards his title run in my opinion. As long as there is a super champ at the same time, the WBA regular is just a paper title.

This is all fallout from that awful fight between Oquendo and Chagaev in Chechnya a few years ago. Rubbish fight followed up with a highly suspect failed drugs test following a very questionable decision win for Chagaev. (The same thing happened to Lucas Browne after he knocked out Chagaev at the same venue in his last fight.) Then he never got paid his purse, and filed a lawsuit, and the WBA have had him as mandatory for years, seemingly as an apology, without him ever fighting. Weird as hell. Man though, I can't help but think back to that weird Chagaev fight. That was one of the most surreal boxing events I've seen. It was on at something like 1 in the afternoon in the UK because of the timezone difference, took place in this big open air stadium in Grozny, and there was all this bizarre slavic ceremony and folk dancing going on. They had footage of what looked like celebrities rolling up in limos and sports cars like it was a big movie premiere. Evander Holyfield was there. There was this ridiculous build up with a disturbingly well-produced video presenting Chagaev as some kind of slavic knight defending his homeland, despite the fact that he's from Uzbekistan, not Chechnya. All of this for a very subpar "regular" champion defending his title against a practically anonymous guy with no notable wins coming in at literally 24 hours notice (he was supposed to be fighting Shannon Briggs at first.) The national anthems took an eternity. The fight was absolutely terrible, both guys fought like they had lead weights dangling from their gloves. Chagaev got the win on a really narrow points decision, which I honestly think was a robbery. Neither guy fought well but Oquendo was mostly outboxing him. Presiding over the whole event was the bearded, slightly goony-looking Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, who was apparently best buddies with Chagaev and would pop on down to Chagaev's corner to give advice (when he wasn't doing that, if I remember right he was sat on a literal throne.) That was the first time I ever saw him on TV. Fast forward to 2017 and I see Kadyrov for the second time on the news as he oversees a mass purge of ****sexuals in Chechnya provoking international outrage (still ongoing afaik.) It was bizarre seeing this guy accused of, and not denying, his complicity in an atrocity, and my reaction being "holy crap, that's the weird guy from that crap boxing match I watched on a Saturday afternoon on Boxnation in 2014!" Hell of a write up. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

It is a real title right? A real title? Sure. It’s not a real World title though and you have most likely only brought this up to bash another boxer

This is all fallout from that awful fight between Oquendo and Chagaev in Chechnya a few years ago. Rubbish fight followed up with a highly suspect failed drugs test following a very questionable decision win for Chagaev. (The same thing happened to Lucas Browne after he knocked out Chagaev at the same venue in his last fight.) Then he never got paid his purse, and filed a lawsuit, and the WBA have had him as mandatory for years, seemingly as an apology, without him ever fighting. Weird as hell. Man though, I can't help but think back to that weird Chagaev fight. That was one of the most surreal boxing events I've seen. It was on at something like 1 in the afternoon in the UK because of the timezone difference, took place in this big open air stadium in Grozny, and there was all this bizarre slavic ceremony and folk dancing going on. They had footage of what looked like celebrities rolling up in limos and sports cars like it was a big movie premiere. Evander Holyfield was there. There was this ridiculous build up with a disturbingly well-produced video presenting Chagaev as some kind of slavic knight defending his homeland, despite the fact that he's from Uzbekistan, not Chechnya. All of this for a very subpar "regular" champion defending his title against a practically anonymous guy with no notable wins coming in at literally 24 hours notice (he was supposed to be fighting Shannon Briggs at first.) The national anthems took an eternity. The fight was absolutely terrible, both guys fought like they had lead weights dangling from their gloves. Chagaev got the win on a really narrow points decision, which I honestly think was a robbery. Neither guy fought well but Oquendo was mostly outboxing him. Presiding over the whole event was the bearded, slightly goony-looking Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, who was apparently best buddies with Chagaev and would pop on down to Chagaev's corner to give advice (when he wasn't doing that, if I remember right he was sat on a literal throne.) That was the first time I ever saw him on TV. Fast forward to 2017 and I see Kadyrov for the second time on the news as he oversees a mass purge of ****sexuals in Chechnya provoking international outrage (still ongoing afaik.) It was bizarre seeing this guy accused of, and not denying, his complicity in an atrocity, and my reaction being "holy crap, that's the weird guy from that crap boxing match I watched on a Saturday afternoon on Boxnation in 2014!" That's insane, I'm going to have to watch this crap fight now!

This is all fallout from that awful fight between Oquendo and Chagaev in Chechnya a few years ago. Rubbish fight followed up with a highly suspect failed drugs test following a very questionable decision win for Chagaev. (The same thing happened to Lucas Browne after he knocked out Chagaev at the same venue in his last fight.) Then he never got paid his purse, and filed a lawsuit, and the WBA have had him as mandatory for years, seemingly as an apology, without him ever fighting. Weird as hell. Man though, I can't help but think back to that weird Chagaev fight. That was one of the most surreal boxing events I've seen. It was on at something like 1 in the afternoon in the UK because of the timezone difference, took place in this big open air stadium in Grozny, and there was all this bizarre slavic ceremony and folk dancing going on. They had footage of what looked like celebrities rolling up in limos and sports cars like it was a big movie premiere. Evander Holyfield was there. There was this ridiculous build up with a disturbingly well-produced video presenting Chagaev as some kind of slavic knight defending his homeland, despite the fact that he's from Uzbekistan, not Chechnya. All of this for a very subpar "regular" champion defending his title against a practically anonymous guy with no notable wins coming in at literally 24 hours notice (he was supposed to be fighting Shannon Briggs at first.) The national anthems took an eternity. The fight was absolutely terrible, both guys fought like they had lead weights dangling from their gloves. Chagaev got the win on a really narrow points decision, which I honestly think was a robbery. Neither guy fought well but Oquendo was mostly outboxing him. Presiding over the whole event was the bearded, slightly goony-looking Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, who was apparently best buddies with Chagaev and would pop on down to Chagaev's corner to give advice (when he wasn't doing that, if I remember right he was sat on a literal throne.) That was the first time I ever saw him on TV. Fast forward to 2017 and I see Kadyrov for the second time on the news as he oversees a mass purge of ****sexuals in Chechnya provoking international outrage (still ongoing afaik.) It was bizarre seeing this guy accused of, and not denying, his complicity in an atrocity, and my reaction being "holy crap, that's the weird guy from that crap boxing match I watched on a Saturday afternoon on Boxnation in 2014!"

The WBA regular belt is worse than the IBO or Ring belts at this point The WBA is a joke for making the two belts

Ha, I knew when I saw this earlier it was about Golovkin. Yeah, I guessed as much. Doesn't make him wrong though.

Well, it's probably a competitive fight, so there's that anyway. https://i.gifer.com/5ZG.gif

It is a real title right? how? why?? GGG gets credit for defending that same "REGULAR" belt so it has to be legit right? Lol this whole thread was about Golovkin ? Pathetic

Ha, I knew when I saw this earlier it was about Golovkin.

Larry, surely you know about the Oquendo situation? I figured there had to be some alternate intention with this thread, maybe it's just to take another shot at GGG.

WBA regular =/= World Champ It is a real title right? Charr is not a real champ so idc how? The WBA regular belt is worse than the IBO or Ring belts at this point why?? Joshua is the wba champion You fckn wilder fans have sunk a new low God it hurts being the b side so much huh GGG gets credit for defending that same "REGULAR" belt so it has to be legit right?

Charr is a clown, a disgrace to the sport. Povetkin took 7 rounds to finish him, I do him in the very first round.