Comments Thread For: Jermell Charlo: They Took The Fight From Me, I'll Get Belt Back

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Barclays Center, Brooklyn - In a back-and-forth title showdown, Detroit's Tony Harrison (28-2, 21 KOs) pulled off the upset to win a narrow unanimous decision over Jermell Charlo (31-1, 15 KOs) and capture the WBC Super Welterweight Championship.
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[Ray*]

I hope he didn’t get robbed, haven’t seen the fight. Whether you like or dislike a guy a robbery shouldn’t be the way to bring them down. If it’s a close fight then fine. I hope to watch it later and then decide.

[_Rexy_]

I was dozing in and out, so I missed the judgement, but I remember thinking during the fight “Charlo is getting worked, he better make some adjustments”

[methodcal]

Clearly Tony out boxed him.

[Madison Boxing]

You were exposed pal

[Laligalaliga]

STFUand quit fighting bums..
You lost squarely.

[Iron Fister]

Wow never heard a bigger cry baby and sore loser lol The guy offered him a rematch on the spot and Jermell made up some bs about how Harrison told him he won the fight LMAO

[Slicc]

I hope he didn’t get robbed, haven’t seen the fight. Whether you like or dislike a guy a robbery shouldn’t be the way to bring them down. If it’s a close fight then fine. I hope to watch it later and then decide.

Tip: Mute the fight. The commentary was atrocious during and after the fight. The commentators were deepthroating Jermell every chance they got.

[lparm]

Or he gave it away, same diff I suppose

[Slicc]

I really think this fight fucked up Jermell mentally. I've been suspecting that the Charlo twins aren't hard to break down internally, and this has validated my su****ion for Mell at least. Now that I've seen him crying over losing to Harrison, I think he'd lose worse to him in a rematch. If there's something you gotta have in any sport, it's mental strength. This man cried during Jermall's match, and again during their post-fight press conference. If you're breaking down over an hour after you lost a fight, it does call into question your psychological resilience.