I think it's trending towards Charlo. He has a following in Houston so a Texas fight makes sense and he's co-headlined a PPV with his brother.
He's struggled with a few inferior opponents recently but he does have the win over Derevyenchenko. He has some power and a decent jab when he gets his hands go and I think he will bring his utmost if given the chance against Canelo.
I think he loses but he's proud and he will lose in entertaining fashion. His pre-fight hype will be good at all the pressers too.
I don't know about you but I am speaking facts, proof, truth and history here. You are speaking speculation, rumors and innuendo. Fact: After Canelo defeated GGG for the undisputed Middleweight championship Jermall was his mandatory challenger for the WBC belt.
However, after fearing that Canelo would trash the WBC belt again like he did after the Cotto fight in order to avoid his GGG mandatory; The WBC created a new Franchise championship belt especially for him. So he wouldn't have to defend any of his mandatory challenges.
Even his own promoter Oscar De La Hoya confirmed that Canelo ducked Jermall Charlo. So if he didn't duck Jermall, then why did he cowardly accept that Franchise belt in order to avoid him and honor his mandatory challenge like a man in the first place?
Now he is ducking David Benavidez too.
just because you say something is a fact doesn't make it a fact
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