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Castano: This Is The Most Important Fight For Argentina In The Past 20 Years

Castano: This Is The Most Important Fight For Argentina In The Past 20 Years

Jake Donovan

•Jul 17, 2021

Brian Castano has become an integral part of notable sports talk in Argentina. The unbeaten junior middleweight from Buenos Aires is one win away from becoming the first from his nation to ever claim undisputed champion status. Castano is considered a live underdog to achieve that goal, as he brings the WBO title into his showdown with lineal/WBC/WBA/IBF champion Jermell Charlo (34-1, 18KOs). The bout takes place this Saturday, live on Showtime from AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas.

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Jermell Charlo On P4P Lists: We're Not Liked Because Of Our Personalities, We’re Twins

Jermell Charlo On P4P Lists: We're Not Liked Because Of Our Personalities, We’re Twins

Keith Idec

•Jul 17, 2021

Jermell Charlo cannot understand how he doesn’t occupy a spot on every person’s pound-for-pound list by this point. The 31-year-old Charlo owns the IBF, WBA and WBC 154-pound championships, has embraced the most difficult fights within his division and could become its first fully unified champion in the four-belt era Saturday night. Houston’s Charlo (34-1, 18 KOs) also knocked out former WBC champion Tony Harrison in December 2019 to avenge his only professional loss – a controversial 12-round, unanimous-decision defeat in December 2018.

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Castano: Charlo Underestimates Me; He’ll Be Surprised If He Thinks I’m A One-Trick Pony

Castano: Charlo Underestimates Me; He’ll Be Surprised If He Thinks I’m A One-Trick Pony

Keith Idec

•Jul 17, 2021

SAN ANTONIO – Brian Castano senses some overconfidence in Jermell Charlo. The IBF/WBA/WBC 154-pound champion compliments Castano when he is asked about his upcoming opponent. Castano considers Charlo’s praise primarily lip service, however, as they move toward their 12-round title unification fight Saturday night at AT&T Center in San Antonio.

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Castano: I'm Here To Create My Own Path, Pave My Own Way

Castano: I'm Here To Create My Own Path, Pave My Own Way

Jake Donovan

•Jul 17, 2021

Brian Castano has never fought more than four times in a given year since turning pro in 2012. The unbeaten 31-year-old from Buenos Aires, Argentina has only appeared in the ring seven times since 2015, though all but two taking place with at least an interim title at stake. The run hasn’t been spectacular, though well enough to see Castano emerge as no worse than the second-best junior middleweight in the world and the reigning WBO titlist.

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Luis Arias: I'm Obviously A Player To Fight The Charlo-Castano Winner; Leaning Towards Charlo

Luis Arias: I'm Obviously A Player To Fight The Charlo-Castano Winner; Leaning Towards Charlo

Keith Idec

•Jul 17, 2021

Luis Arias’ career-changing upset of Jarrett Hurd last month has made Saturday night much more interesting for the 154-pound contender. Now that he has knocked off a former unified 154-pound champion, the 31-year-old Arias would love an opportunity to fight the Jermell Charlo-Brian Castano winner next. The Milwaukee native realizes, though, that at least one of the four 154-pound titles at stake in the Charlo-Castano unification fight could become vacant if the winner wants to move up to the middleweight division or doesn’t want to make a mandatory defense of one of those belts.

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Jermell Charlo: I Don’t Wanna Move Up To 160 Because That Contradicts My Brother

Jermell Charlo: I Don’t Wanna Move Up To 160 Because That Contradicts My Brother

Keith Idec

•Jul 17, 2021

SAN ANTONIO – Jermell Charlo cannot envision moving up to the middleweight division after boxing Brian Castano on Saturday night. If Charlo wins their 12-round, 154-pound title unification fight at AT&T Center, he’ll become boxing’s first fully unified champion in that division during the four-belt era. The Houston native wouldn’t have much left to prove, either, in the weight class within which he has competed for almost all of his 13-year pro career.

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Jermell Charlo: I Actually Have No Interest In Lubin Rematch; But If I Have To Fight Him, I Will

Jermell Charlo: I Actually Have No Interest In Lubin Rematch; But If I Have To Fight Him, I Will

Keith Idec

•Jul 17, 2021

SAN ANTONIO – If Jermell Charlo beats Brian Castano on Saturday night and remains at 154 pounds, a rematch with Erickson Lubin will be inevitable unless Charlo decides to give up the WBC super welterweight title.

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Castano: With Regards To Becoming Undisputed At 154, I Am Representing All Latinos, Not Just Argentina

Castano: With Regards To Becoming Undisputed At 154, I Am Representing All Latinos, Not Just Argentina

Jake Donovan

•Jul 17, 2021

Brian Castano will be among the first in line to celebrate should Argentina go on to win the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Long before that point, however, he plans to make history for his nation and all of Latin America with its first-ever undisputed boxing champion in the four-belt era.

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Jermell Charlo-Brian Castano: Stats and Stakes

Jermell Charlo-Brian Castano: Stats and Stakes

Cliff Rold

•Jul 17, 2021

By Cliff Rold - Assuming an eleventh-hour glove controversy doesn’t derail plans, and these controversies seldom do, sometime in the next twenty-four hours, we will have an answer to the most exciting question in boxing. Who is the best Jr. middleweight in the world?

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Timothy Bradley: Charlo Will Get KO, Catch Castano With Something Nasty

Timothy Bradley: Charlo Will Get KO, Catch Castano With Something Nasty

BoxingScene Staff

•Jul 17, 2021

Former two division world champion Timothy Bradley is backing Jermell Charlo to come away with a knockout victory on Saturday night, when he faces Brian Castano in a high stakes fight for the junior middleweight division. Charlo and Castano will battle in San Antonio for the WBC, WBO, WBA, IBF world titles at 154-pounds.

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