Berlanga’s “Success List”: Munguia, Charlo and a Canelo rematch

Edgar Berlanga published a brief clip of his new defensive movements in X, presumably showing how he plans to fight his chin in his fight on March 8. It is rumored to fight a 39 -year -old officer Gabriel Rosado (26-17-1, 15 kos) Next in Puerto Rico. None of them are from that country, but they have ancestral roots.

The 27 -year -old Edgar movement, shown in the clip, seems impossible to sustain without being exhausted due to its physical cruise and moving weight colossal 190+ pounds Around the ring, it is filled with Berlanga, making it easy prey to anyone whoever.

According to the reports, 193 pounds had been rehydrated for his unilateral defeat against Canelo Álvarez last year on September 14 and looked huge inside the ring against the small 5’8 ″ champion.

THE LIST OF SUCCESSES

In the subtitle of the clip, Berlanga said: “List of success that comes.” However, he already published his success list of six fights last month, naming these fighters he wants:

– Jaime Munguia
– Jermall Charlo
– Caleb plant
– Hamzah Sheeraz
– Canelo Álvarez – Revancha
– Diego Pacheco

Munguia in his mind

Berlanga said that this six fight successes was not in order in order. However, it is repeatedly said that Munguia wants below because he believes that a victory over him will give him a quick rematch with Canelo. He made a report $ 10 million For that fight, so it is understandable why I would like a quick rematch against the Mexican superstar.

Success list that comes 😌 pic.twitter.com/dgkiilnhnf

– Freshing of JR (@edgarberlanbayan) February 5, 2025

The highly classified medium-classified Berlanga (22-1, 17 ko) was removed in the third round by the 168-pound-pound champion Canelo Álvarez on September 14 and essentially reduced to a boxing bag for the Mexican star for The total -Concia de sides.

Many believe that Álvarez intentionally led Berlanga, a native of Brooklyn, New York, to avoid the reaction that would have arrived if he had destroyed it in a quick knockout. Berlanga had not defeated anyone notable among the top 15 to qualify an opportunity for the title, but he was given the opportunity based on his followers in New York City.

Despite the defeat of Berlanga, he has classified #3 WBO, #4 WBA and #6 WBC. They did not drop him into the ranking, as most fighters do when they are beaten in a fight as unilateral as he did against Canelo.