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Charlo Twins: From neighbourhood fighting to becoming boxing’s real deals

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In a rare occasion, boxing held a double-header for its pay-per-view featuring the twin Jermell and Jermall Charlo.
And the twins did not disappoint. Both secured the wins to cap off the fight night.
Jermell won via eight-round Technical Knockout against Jeison Rosario to unify the three junior middleweight belts while Jermall’s unanimous decision victory over Sirgiy Derevyanchenko retained his WBC middleweight belt.
But before they became a star in boxing, the twin was already a star in their childhood.
They were little gladiators fighting in the neighbourhood to make money.
Well, you will be surprised to know who made them do it, it was their father who was an amateur boxer.
Whether he was starting his kids early, it was an action-packed childhood as what they described it.
\”It would be like meeting at the courtyard at apartments, put on a pair of gloves, and whatever parent feel like they want to put some money up on their child.’
\”That\’s how my dad made a living. Me and my brother was the studs that would run through anybody at that age group, from five to seven,” Jermell said.
\”It was about fighting. It was about winning. It wasn\’t never even really about being a man or none of that. We was too young for that. We were just in there being warriors, little fighters, little killers, little go-getters— that\’s what they used to call us,” he added.
So it will be no brainer to see why they are so tough and strong.
At a young age, just fighting to win without even thinking about tactics made them stronger in mind.
And decades after, they are now conquering the 154-pound division.
But they also faced obstacles in the start of their career but patiently and passionately overturned the tables to be where they are right now.
The ring they want to be fighting.

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Iron Mike signs to smash Jake Paul in a pro bout

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Jake Paul, Nate Diaz agree to a 10-round boxing match

Despite the 31 years old gap, heavyweight legend Mike Tyson (50 – 6) officially signed a contract for 8 rounds professional fight against the 27-year old youtuber Jake Paul (9 – 1).

Nakisa Bidarian, Most Valuable Promotions founder, announced last April 29, 2024 that the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation approved the fight with two minutes per round in 14-ounce gloves. This is not an exhibition fight

“I get up in the morning and do the real work. Then I go to the gym; I go to strength and conditioning. Then I start all over again,”Tyson said in his preparation for the upcoming fight vs Jake on July 20, 2024 in AT&T Stadium in Arlington Texas.

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Saudi Arabia brews Canelo vs Crawford to repair alleged ‘Broken Boxing’

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Boxing's pound-for-pound king Canelo Alvarez to make boxing return in September

The General Entertainment Authority (GEA) believes Canelo Alvarez (61-2-2) vs Terrence Crawford (40 – 0) will fix the alleged “broken boxing sport.”

The GEA is a department in the Saudi Arabia government that regulates and promotes their entertainment industry.

There are reports that the super mega-fight will happen in December 2024 or January 2025 in Saudi Arabia.

It can be recalled that Floyd Mayweather’s match with Manny Pacquiao remains the biggest-selling boxing pay-per-view in the history of the sport. However they are already retired. as of this writing

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Usyk relentlessly ravages Tyson Fury in round 9

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The Ukrainian heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk dethroned the “Gypsy King” as he ravaged Tyson Fury in round 9 at Kingdom Arena in  Riyadh, Saudi Arabia last May 18,2024.

The undisputed heavyweight Usyk maintained his undefeated record of 22-0. Fury on the other hand tasted his first defeat of 34-1-1.

The action-packed fight between Fury and Usyk resulted in a split decision. Judge Manuel Oliver Palermo gave 115–112 for Usyk, judge Craig Metcalfe tallied 114–113 for Fury, while judge Mike Fitzgerald scored it with 114–113 for Usyk.

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