News about Jermall Charlo

Former two-division boxing champion Jermall Charlo was arrested in Texas on Tuesday on several charges including fleeing from police officers and driving intoxicated. The 33-year-old, who held the WBC middleweight and IBF light middleweight titles, was released later on Tuesday on surety bonds totaling $9,500, according to arrest reports. According to the report from the Pearland Police Department, Charlo faces charges of driving while intoxicated with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.15 - nearly twice the legal limit in Texas (0.08).

Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez has confirmed that his next opponent, not a Mexican, will be an American, not a Mexican - marrying up to claims that he will face Jermall Charlo not Jaime Munguia. In September 2023, the Mexican superstar had already put his four super-middleweight belts on the line against Jermell, the younger Charlo twin, who had lost the contest by unanimous vote. However, some fans thought it was a mismatch when Jermell had stepped up two divisions from light middleweight to Canelo after his brother was pushed out of negotiations.

According to internet reports, boxer Jermell Charlo has been arrested in Texas for assaulting a family member, resulting in bodily harm. Attorney Kent A. Schaffer, who appeared for Charlo in another lawsuit in Fort Bend, has declined to comment on the matter to DailyMail.com. PBC's spokesman, Charlo's promoter, did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for comment. Charlo, a former WBC light middleweight champion, is coming off his second straight defeat - a unanimous decision loss to undefeated super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez. Jermall Charlo, a 33-year-old boy, was arrested in Fort Bend last year on a similar charge of attacking a family or household member. Jermall had been convicted of felony theft, but was not charged with those offenses. Jermell's charges are uncertain, and Fort Bend police spokespeople have yet to respond to DailyMail.com's request for information.

After losing his weight by 3.4 pounds in Vegas on Friday afternoon, Jermall Charlo's return to the boxing ring after two years away is in jeopardy. Despite not fighting since beating Juan Maciel in June 2021, the American has since recovered from his beating, as he continues to battle back pain and mental health problems. Charlo lost 3.4 pounds at the weigh-in before his fight against Jose Benavidez Jr., which was scheduled for Saturday night in Las Vegas, throwing the whole battle into question.

Jermall Charlo has lifted the lid on his mental health issues away from the boxing ring as he prepares for his long-awaited return to the country this weekend. Charlo, the WBC middleweight champion, will make his first appearance since June 2021 against Jose Benavidez Jr in Las Vegas on Saturday night, but his title will not be on the line in a 10-round match. For the 33-year-old, it was a long and difficult 29 months away from the sport, making it all the more difficult when his twin brother, Jermall, dominated the limelight by climbing two weight divisions to lock horns with undisputed supermiddleweight champion Canelo Alvarez in September.

CHARLOTTE DALY IN LAS VEGAS: Jermell Charlo is uncertain whether his twin brother Jermall Charlo will attend his match against Canelo Alvarez on Saturday night after announcing that they are 'not seeing eye to eye at the moment.' Both the two individuals have supported each other throughout their careers. However, the two groups have moved in sperate directions recently, with Jermell announcing that they both want 'different things' in their lives. Jermell is hoping that he and his brother will'speak again one day', but he denies that he can't cope with the situation right now because he is gearing up for one of the biggest fights of his life.

Caleb Plant has finally spoken out against his violent bust-up with Jermall Charlo in Las Vegas, accusing the WBC middleweight champion of provoking him into the notorious slap that went viral last month. Plant and Charlo, who were both in Sin City for Errol Spence and Terence Crawford's undisputed welterweight showdown at the end of July, changed direction at the pre-fight weigh-in and soon found themselves embroiled in a fiery controversy backstage. As tempers erupted, footage of their altercation turned violent, with Plant, the IBF super-middleweight champion from 2019-2021 slapping Charlo in the face.

Canelo Alvarez is expected to meet Jermall Charlo in September, most likely September 16, during Mexican Independence Weekend. According to sources, the match will be his first under the PBC banner after inking a three-fight contract with the promotion and will be shown live on Showtime PPV. In 2024, the other two bouts are scheduled to take place on Cinco De Mayo weekend and Mexican Independence Day weekend. Canelo had his last three fights with Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing, but the rivals now have an agreement.

BARCLAYS CENTER's ALEX RASKIN: The Caleb Plant is most well known. The 30-year-old returned to action in the WBC super middleweight title eliminator against Anthony Dirrell, looking to make a'statement,' one year after suffering his first career defeat to Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez on Saturday. Since losing the former champion with a left hook, I was in complete control the entire time.' Plant (22-12) said, 'I was in complete command the whole time.' 'Then boom, baby!"