The ‘Hit Man’ Jermall Charlo has launched some serious verbal jabs on his long-time foe, Demetrius Andrade. Charlo, the WBC middleweight king, has been looking for a worthy opponent for his comeback. He even wished to fight Andrade for a massive middleweight title unification fight, but he feels the latter dodged him somehow.
Speaking to Brian Custer on the pertaining juncture, he said, “Let’s clear that up. I just finished out knocking out J-Rock right. This mother**ker was in the stands, he’s seen the brutal knockout. He’s scared as sh**t. He didn’t want to fight my brother.”
“He has nothing, nobody knows him unless you’ll mention Jermall Charlo, who Jermall Charlo needs to fight. Then y’all mention this clown.”
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Demetrius Andrade has stayed out of action for a substantial period, but on April 17, he will step inside the squared circle to defend his WBO middleweight title against Liam Williams.
Andrade hasn’t yet asserted on booking a fight with Charlo, but looking at a wider picture of the 160-pound division, it looks like the duo will have to confront each other and stabilize the division at the moment.
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Jermall Charlo vs Demetrius Andrade – Should the fight immediately get on floors?
‘Hit Man’ isn’t lined up to face anyone next. That said, he’s open to fighting any and everyone from the division. But battling out the champions at the middleweight division interests him the most, and with his above statements, it’s clear that Charlo is open to contending Demetrius Andrade.
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Since ‘Boo Boo’ already has a contest aligned for April 17, he will look to win that and open himself up to more unification bouts. Considering the same, this looks just the ideal time to stage Charlo vs Andrade for a momentous title fight.
What role does a Jermall Charlo fight play in Andrade’s career? Do you envision this fight happening in 2021?
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