Johann Duhaupas vs. Robert Helenius - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 00:21, 1 August 2019

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			*'''[[WBC]] Silver Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)
	*WBC Supervisor: Oksana Semesishna		*WBC Supervisor: Oksana Semesishna

	==~~Vacant World Boxing Council Silver Heavyweight Title Bout~~==		==Notes==

	* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.		* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.
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	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]] Helenius on his back at end.		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]] Helenius on his back at end.

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			{{Fight Succession Box\|
			before=[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Mariusz Wach\|Povetkin vs. Wach]]\|
			title=[[WBC Silver Heavyweight Title Fights\|WBC Silver Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 7\|
			after=[[Dillian Whyte vs. Robert Helenius\|Whyte vs. Helenius]]\|
			}}
			{{end box}}

Reenthelawman: Reenthelawman moved page Fight:2045624 to Johann Duhaupas vs. Robert Helenius

2019-07-31T23:47:26Z

Reenthelawman moved page Fight:2045624 to Johann Duhaupas vs. Robert Helenius

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Allinmoderationaim at 08:01, 5 July 2016

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	* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.		* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.
	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas ~~entered~~ this bout ~~having~~ fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas with this bout now has fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]] Helenius on his back at end.		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]] Helenius on his back at end.

Rockyjones at 19:50, 3 April 2016

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	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]] Helenius on his back at end.

Rockyjones at 19:48, 3 April 2016

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	* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.		* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.
	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then ~~occurs~~.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurred.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]

Rockyjones at 19:48, 3 April 2016

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	* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.		* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.
	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to ~~haven beat~~ the count, Robert Helenius had to ~~have stayed~~ on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurs.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius seemed to beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to have actually beaten the count, Robert Helenius had to stay on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurs.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]

Rockyjones at 19:47, 3 April 2016

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	* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.		* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.
	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest. In order to haven beat the count, Robert Helenius had to have stayed on his feet after getting up, but was unable to do so. As such, an official ten count knockout then occurs.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]

Rockyjones at 19:44, 3 April 2016

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	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest.
	* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee [[Jose Guadalupe Garcia]] signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee Jose Guadalupe Garcia signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]

Rockyjones at 19:44, 3 April 2016

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			*WBC Supervisor: Oksana Semesishna

			==Vacant World Boxing Council Silver Heavyweight Title Bout==

	* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.		* Helenius down in fourth and sixth rounds. Helenius weighed 254 pounds, heaviest of his career.

Rockyjones at 19:38, 3 April 2016

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	* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.		* BoxRec top 20 Johann Duhaupas entered this bout having fought Robert Helenius, [[Deontay Wilder]] and [[Erkan Teper]] in the past 12 months who combined for a record of 71-0.
	* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest.		* Midway through the sixth round, Duhaupas, seeing a split second opening with perfect timing, nailed a wide open Helenius standing in front of him with a straight power right hand to the chin. Helenius fell backward on his back. The bell rang when he was down. Helenius beat the count at nine, but after rising to his feet he staggered uncontrollably forward across the entire ring. Helenius went straight into the ropes and tried to hold on, but collapsed as his legs were gone, and he did not arise for a knockout loss at 3:08 of the sixth round, ending the contest.
	* Round ~~Six~~: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]		* Round six: Heavyweight contender Duhaupas knocks out Robert Helenius at 3:08 as referee [[Jose Guadalupe Garcia]] signals the end of the contest. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVL0_EQGrxE]]