Robert Helenius to face Erkan Teper on December 19th in Helsinki

Newly-crowned EBU heavyweight champion Erkan Teper has his first title challenger.

This December, the heavy-handed German heads into hostile territory to face former top contender Robert Helenius in a clash of unbeaten punchers.

Teper (15-0, 10 KO) bashed his way onto the world stage by smashing David Price earlier this year, finishing the towering Brit in two. He'd previously beaten upcoming Wilder foe Johann Duhaupas and could be one or two fights away from world title contention.

Helenius (21-0, 13 KO) was the "Next Big Heayvweight" for a time after knocking out Sam Peter in 2011, but lost some luster from a highly-questionable split decision win over Dereck Chisora. He's struggled with injuries since, missing almost exactly two years before returning last March. He's won twice in 2015 against lacking competition and, while he's still young by heavyweight standards at 31, he'll need a great performance here if he wants to be a factor again.

I don't think we'll see either man fell the likes of Wlad or Povetkin, but this should be a fun fight, and could produce a quality foe for the likes of Anthony Joshua. Who've you got?