All his haters are out in force today expressing their joy at his loss.
But in my opinion it's more important to acknowledge that he fell down while trying to be great. There's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of in that. I wish more fighters had the balls to challenge themselves in a similar manner, the sport would be all the better for it.
Jermall Charlo could be giving the fans a David Benavidez fight for Juneteenth. Instead he's giving us Maciej Sulecki. Sure, he likely won't lose but so what? That is some lukewarm stuff at best.
Chasing legacy will always be more compelling than compiling cheap victories.
But in my opinion it's more important to acknowledge that he fell down while trying to be great. There's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of in that. I wish more fighters had the balls to challenge themselves in a similar manner, the sport would be all the better for it.
Jermall Charlo could be giving the fans a David Benavidez fight for Juneteenth. Instead he's giving us Maciej Sulecki. Sure, he likely won't lose but so what? That is some lukewarm stuff at best.
Chasing legacy will always be more compelling than compiling cheap victories.
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