Dude is clearly not all there yet and I don't want to see him in a big fight yet.
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You could see how well schooled he is even in this diminished state.
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As long as he gets stripped of the belt he will never defend ever again, I don't care what Jermall does next. However I think this fight all but proved for sure that WBC middle weight champion Jermall Charlo will never fight again. It will be 168 next.Comment
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Hope not for him cause 168 will chew him up and spit him outOriginally posted by Elheath View Post
He couldn’t get simple Benavidez who can’t crack an egg , out of there
Imagine even a greenie like Morrell will destroy himComment
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Mental illness is real and what he said it’s 1000% true, when you’re a man, it’s harder to speak about it. Men get ridiculed by other men for it.
In the post fight interview you can see and hear the mental pain. He held back tears as well as he could.
With that said, a disability or injury has never prevented a sanctioning body from stripping a fighter. It’s way past the time to strip him. If mental illness sidelined you from work for that long, that’s basically an injury/disability.
He needs more time but he needs to be stripped.
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I don`t care what he does. But I have a problem with the fact this clown still has his WBC belt at 160.
They must strip him and than he can fight on blown up welterweights.Comment
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Another ****** thread from opComment
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Pretty sure he’ll be facing Benavidez next if Canelo descides to duck and fight Munguia.Comment
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I think there is almost zero chance of that happening.Originally posted by _original_ View PostComment
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I wouldn’t mind seeing him fight Danny Jacobs. Good cross roads fight and they have history.
He should be nowhere near a Canelo payday.
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