Presenting the 12 Rounds of Christmas: Round 5 (Deontay Wilder vs Johann Duhaupas)
Nearly three months have passed since Johann Duhaupas was on the receiving end of a savage 11-round beating from heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder. And yet we wouldn’t be at all surprised if the Frenchman’s ears are still ringing and his nose still bleeding.
Deontay Wilder eyes a quick return to the ring. But first, it's Sea-Doo time.
If you should happen upon a certain lake in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in the coming days, don’t trip if you see a 6-foot-7-inch fellow being pulled behind a fast-moving watercraft, arms in place of ski ropes, like a human inner tube—a human inner tube that just turned a Frenchman’s grill into the facial equivalent of a crumpled milk carton.
The Moment: Deontay Wilder vs Johann Duhaupas
Johann Duhaupas spent much of his Saturday night serving as the proverbial punching bag against Deontay Wilder, absorbing a mutilating array of shots from the heavyweight champ.
Deontay Wilder hammers an iron-chinned Johann Duhaupas in TKO win
To say that Johann Duhaupas was a glutton for punishment would be to understate the buffet of abuse the man was force-fed at the hands of Deontay Wilder on Saturday.
Marv Albert returns to call first heavyweight title fight on prime-time TV in three decades
Thirty years ago in Reno, Nevada, an era ended. Tonight in Birmingham, Alabama, a new one begins. And the same man will preside over both.
Heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder maintaining a contender’s hunger as he prepares to face Johann Duhaupas
It was one of those Super Glue stare downs, two large men with eyes locked as tightly as a bank vault.
Turning the Tide: Alabama’s Deontay Wilder puts his college football-crazed home state on the boxing map
Deontay Wilder’s lady stood but a few feet away, though he was addressing another object of his affection, playing the knight in shining gold chains.
Once a quiet kid with loud fists, Deontay Wilder has answered his calling to become world champ
From an early age, trouble would find him. And then trouble would have to learn how to eat from a straw.
