Jermell Charlo publishes training video, declares ‘154 is mine’

Long inactive, Jermell Charlo left the carpentry this week, publishing a brief video training clip and telling his followers on Instagram that “154 is mine until it ends.”

Inside Charlo’s message

Based on Charlo’s message, it seems that he is hinting that he Wants a direct photo of the title Against one of the champions in 154, probably against WBC and the Junior Medium Weight Champion of the OMB, Sebastian Fundora. The World Boxing Council made Jermell “champion in recreation” in 2024, which means he can return and fight for his credit.

Jermell does not deserve an opportunity for the world title. If you want a crack in one of the champions, you should have to walk through the fire to fight one of the main contenders, such as Bohachuk or Israil Madrimov. These two would be a nightmare for an inactive charlo of 35 years, which is taking off from the couch to return after years of inactivity.

The payment day would be good for Charlo to fight the imposing Fundora Inferno, but it would probably not be competitive. Charlo is too old and was always a deeply defective fighter.

Jermell will turn 35 on May 19, and has been so inactive since 2021 that it is impossible to take it seriously as a viable option for any of the 154 main pounds of the division. He is too old, too inactive, and too unpredictable to trust him through the training camp without stopping with some injuries or whatever keeps him at the fight.

Claim of “154 king”

At the end of Charlo’s Instagram publication, he says, “154 King has returned.” That is difficult to take seriously due to its inactivity. Even when Jermell was still active, he never beat the high -level fighters in addition to a young Erickson Lubin, 22. That is the only remarkable victory in the 18 -year professional curriculum in Jermell.

You cannot make a big problem that Jermell is a former 154 -pound undisputed champion because he captured that championship by beating Brian Castano of 5’6 ″, a short toleter, who was never a great fighter. That guy would not even be a marginal contender at this time of sport, and Jermell possibly lost it in his first fight on July 17, 2021, in a match that scored a controversial 12 round draw in San Antonio, Texas. For those who do not know, Jermell is from Texas.

The former indisputable champion of medium-weight Junior Charlo (35-2-1, 19 kos) has not fought since he lost to the 168-pound unified champion Canelo Álvarez for a unanimous decision of 12 assaults on September 30, 2023. Some boxing fans believe that boxing fans believe that boxing fans believe that boxing fans believe that boxers believe Mega million That Jermell entered that fight took away the ambition to return to the ring.

When a fighter suddenly receives a great unexpected mass gain, it is difficult to motivate himself to return to work. It is easier to simply kick it, enjoy money, sit on your mansions or buy garbage to show your wealth.

“This life is not for everyone … you know what I’m here … 154 mines until I finished 🦁,” said Jermell Charlo in Instagram.