Long dormant, Jermell Charlo left the woodwork this week, publishing a brief training clip and telling his observers on Instagram that “154 is mine until I end.”
If Charlo thinks she is timeless because he was trapped in Amber for 66 million years Like the DNA, the dinosaur is crazy. He ages like everyone in their thirties. Jermell is a relic from a past era and does not belong to this era of killers.
Inside the Charlo message
Based on the message, Charlo seems to suggest that he I want a elementary title Against one of the champions aged 154, probably against WBC and Master WBO Junior Medium weight Sebastian Fund. The World Boxing Council made Jermell “during the break” in 2024, which means that he can come back and fight for the belt whenever he wants.
Jermell does not deserve a shot in the title of world champion. If he wants to crack at one of the masters, he should go fire to get him, fighting one of the best rivals such as Serhii Bohachuk or Israil Madrimov. These two would be a nightmare for the inactive 35-year-old Charlo, who breaks off the couch to return after years of inaction.
Payday would be nice if Charlo could fight the high Inferno fund, but it probably wouldn’t be competitive. Charlo is too vintage and he was always a deeply defective warrior.
Jermell will be 35 years vintage on May 19 and was so inactive from 2021 that it cannot be taken seriously as a profitable option for any of the 154-pounds in the division. He is too vintage, too inactive and too unpredictable to trust him that he passes through a training camp without pulling out a penniless injury or anything that keeps him in battle.
“154 King” claim
At the end of Charlo’s post on Instagram, he says “154 King has returned.” It is hard to take seriously because of its inactivity. Even when Jermell was still vigorous, he never beat any high-level fighters except for the youthful 22-year-old Erickson Lubin. This is the only noteworthy victory in Jermella’s 18-year-old CV.
Jermella’s best career wins:
– Brian Castano – likes Erickson – Tony Harrison – Jeison Rosario – trout Austin – Joachim Aline – Rosado Gabe
Half of these guys are now retired, and the other half is fossils, just like Jermell from the dinosaur era. You can’t do a great thing that Jermell is an unquestionable 154-pound champion because he won the championship, beating 5’6 ″ Brian CastanoA brief idle who has never been a great warrior.
This guy would not even be a claimant in this era of this sport, and Jermell probably lost to him in the first fight on July 17, 2021, in a match that obtained a controversial 12-round draw in San Antonio, Texas. For those who don’t know, Jermell comes from Texas.
The was the undisputed champion of Junior Medium Libra Charlo (35-2-1, 19 Kos) has not fought since losing to the unified 168-Funt champion Canelo Alvarez by the constant 12-round unanimous decision on September 30, 2023. Some boxing fans believe that boxing fans think boxing fans think that boxing fans think Mega-millions This fight Jermell took his ambition to return to the ring.
When the warrior suddenly receives a huge grandmother of the cake, it is hard to motivate himself to return to work. It is easier to simply kick it, enjoy money, sit in your residences or buy garbage to boast of their wealth.
“This life is not for everyone … You know why I am here … 154 mines until I finish 🦁,” said Jermell Charlo Instagram.
However, ‘AJ’ instead maintained that he would prefer a warm-up fight first, with the Londoner expected to return to action in July, ahead of a long-awaited meeting with his arch-rival in November.
I’m talking to talkSPORT BoxingHamed was looking forward to this match and suggested that a draw could be on the cards.
“Who do I think will win the fight between AJ and Fury? Well, that is the question and everyone wants to know.
“Years ago, Tyson had this awkward style for me where he could make AJ look stupid, that’s true. Now everything has changed. Tyson seemed to have backed off a little bit.
“But with Tyson Fury you never know, maybe one night he’ll show up and box amazingly and do what he did to Wilder. Those first few rounds [against Makhmudov]I was a little disappointed that he didn’t go from the start.
“This is going to sound crazy to you, but would it be unbelievable if I said it could be a draw?”
It is unclear whether Fury will also fight in the summer or whether he will avoid risking a lucrative romance with Joshua and wait patiently on the sidelines.
Ben Whittaker’s next few months are already taking shape following his quick knockout victory in Liverpool, and Adam Smith outlines a busy summer schedule that should finally see the delicate heavyweight fighter face stronger tests
Smith said Whittaker is expected to return to the United States in overdue June on the Jaron “Boots” Ennis card, then return to the UK in the summer for a major date in his hometown of Birmingham.
Whittaker stopped Brian Suarez in two rounds last weekend and performed brilliantly throughout, adding another early finish to the stretch that helped rebuild attention around him after his first fight with Liam Cameron ended in a draw.
Smith said the June outing would support expose Whittaker to a wider audience ahead of a bigger national night later in the year.
“He will fight at the end of June in America at the Boots Ennis gala. That’s good. Show him to a global audience. Then he will come back here in overdue summer, maybe early September and fight in Birmingham in a huge fight,” Adam Smith said in an interview with Sport Boxing.
Smith also named British opponents who could be next, naming Lyndon Arthur, Brad Rea and Craig Richards as possible options once Whittaker returns home.
Smith believes that in the long term, bigger domestic fights with Joshua Buatsi and Anthony Yard should come within the next year if Whittaker continues to win.
“Buatsis and Yards need to be delivered within the next 6-12 months.”
Whittaker has had a lot of notoriety since turning pro, but the activity and matchmaking are looking more grave now. The next two fights should tell more than the first ten.
Tomek Galm is a boxing journalist covering the global fight landscape since 2014, specializing in heavyweight analysis, industry trends and fighter psychology.
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