Robert Helenius

Robert Helenius is a Finnish professional boxer who made his debut on May 17, 2008, against Gene Pukall. Helenius has been in a total of 35 fights to date, with 31 wins, 4 losses, and no draws or no-contests. Out of his 31 wins, 20 came as knockout victories. He has never won a title and has zero title defenses.

The Finnish boxer started his career on a high note with 22 back-to-back wins. However, that winning streak came to an end in April 2016, when Johann Duhaupas knocked Helenius out in the sixth round. Since then, Robert has lost three more fights.

One notable highlight in Helenius' career came on January 30, 2010, when he defeated Lamon Brewster via 8th round TKO. Another victory that put him on the map was his win over Samuel Peter via 9th round KO on April 2, 2011. These wins helped him establish himself as a credible contender in the heavyweight division.

In March 2020, Robert showed his dominance by defeating the undefeated Adam Kownacki via 4th round TKO. This win set him up for a rematch against Kownacki in October 2021, and once again, Helenius emerged victorious, this time via 6th round TKO.

However, his last fight against Deontay Wilder on October 15, 2022, ended in disappointment for the Finnish boxer, as he was knocked out in the first round. Robert currently holds a record of 31-4, with three of his losses coming via knockout.

Throughout his career, Robert Helenius has proven to be a heavyweight with a tremendous punch, and his knockout skills have been admired by many boxing enthusiasts worldwide. Even though he has not won any titles or accolades as of yet, his performances in the ring have been impressive and have helped him build a strong fan base.

Given his current record, Helenius still has a lot to prove in the often-unforgiving heavyweight division. However, his skills and experience make him a worthy opponent for any fighter, and it will be interesting to see how he fares in his future fights.

Robert Helenius Fight Record