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Charlo vs Castano 2 HIGHLIGHTS: May 14, 2022 | PBC on Showtime
(May 14, 2022) In a history-making performance, Jermell Charlo again showed he’s the master of the rematch. Unified WBC, WBA and IBF World Champion Jermell Charlo picked up the WBO title with a dramatic 10th-round KO of Brian Castaño in a rematch of their 2021 masterpiece to become the first ever undisputed male 154-pound champion in the four-belt era on Saturday, May 14 live on SHOWTIME from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. The bout, which was another Fight of the Year-type encounter, headlined a Premier Boxing Champions event before an announced crowd of 7,406. The end came when Charlo (35-1-1, 18 KOs) dropped Castaño with a short, left hook as he was fighting off the ropes with around a minute left in the 10th. Castaño (17-1-2, 12 KOs) rose on unsteady legs and was allowed to continue and Charlo jumped on him, landing a vicious left to the head and body that caused Castaño to collapse and referee Jerry Cantu to wave off the bout at 2:33 of the 10th. Saturday’s ending was reminiscent of the way Charlo closed his fight with Tony Harrison in their 2019 rematch when he KO’d Harrison in the 11th round after Harrison dethroned him in 2018. Charlo, 31, is trained by Derrick James, who helped orchestrate Errol Spence Jr.’s 10th-round stoppage of Yordenis Ugas to pick up a third welterweight title on April 16 from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Charlo and Castaño went toe-to-toe for 12 grueling rounds the first time they fought on July 17, 2021 on SHOWTIME, with the back-and-forth tilt ending in a split-decision draw. Charlo didn’t leave it in the judges’ hands on Saturday. “This is legacy,” Charlo said in the ring afterward. “This is something that is legendary. I’m a legend. I knew Castaño was going to give it his all. I knew I had trained very, very hard but you all can see that I came in at 152 pounds because I was really in shape, and I wanted to make sure that this was my fight.” The rematch was previously announced to take place on March 19 but was rescheduled after Castaño suffered an arm injury in training. The delay angered Charlo, who accused Castaño of gamesmanship in the run-up. But the two shook hands and praised the other’s tenacity on Saturday after sharing the ring for a combined 22 rounds. “We showed that we are warriors,” Castaño said. “We both were fighting back-and-forth. He’s a champion. He hit me. He got me. But I’m okay.” Charlo produced a calm, clinically efficient and ultimately punishing performance. Expecting Castaño to fight aggressively and apply pressure, Charlo boxed effectively off his back foot, utilizing a hard jab and a counter-left that repeatedly found its target, none more violently than the final moments of the match. Just like the first match, Castaño again landed a number of overhand rights and was successful in spots with his constant pressure. The fight was again fought at a torrid pace with both fighters hurting the other. But just like in the first fight, when Charlo gathered strength as the fight went on and won the final three rounds on all the judges’ scorecards, Charlo again wrested control of the bout in the late stages on Saturday. “I listened to my corner this time,” he said. “I got in my bag around the seventh round. I started sitting down a little bit more instead of boxing so much and moving around. I saw that he was wearing down a little bit and I was breaking him down. I just saw my punches being more effective. I get stronger in the later rounds if they didn’t know.” #CharloCastano2 #JermellCharlo #BrianCastano Visit PremierBoxingChampions.com for more info. SIGN UP FOR FIGHT ALERTS: https://pbcham.ps/FightAlerts FOLLOW US: https://twitter.com/premierboxing https://instagram.com/premierboxing https://www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions
Charlo vs Castano 2 Fight Night | LIVE on YouTube (UK Only)
Watch the undisputed super welterweight world championship rematch between Jermell Charlo and Brian Castano live on the PBC YouTube Page at 9pm ET/6pm PT. (UK Residents Only) #CharloCastano2 Visit PremierBoxingChampions.com for more info. SIGN UP FOR FIGHT ALERTS: https://pbcham.ps/FightAlerts FOLLOW US: https://twitter.com/premierboxing https://instagram.com/premierboxing https://www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions
🚨 Jermell CHARLO vs Brian CASTAÑO 2 En Vivo 🥊 La MEJOR NARRACIÓN en ALTA CALIDAD
#CharloCastaño #JermellCharlo #BrianCastaño #Castaño #Charlo 🚨 Jermell CHARLO vs Brian CASTAÑO En Vivo 🥊 ⭐Hoy desde el Dignity Health Sports Park en Carson, EE. UU., Jermell «Iron Man» Charlo se enfrentará a Brian Carlos «El Boxi» Castaño por los títulos WBC, WBO, IBF, WBA (Super) y The Ring en un duelo de 12 asaltos. combate de peso súper welter..⭐ Brian Castaño vs. Jermell Charlo, la revancha para el boxeo argentino en EEUU. Brian Castaño le dará otra vez una noche cargada de emociones al boxeo argentino en Estados Unidos. El pugilista más destacado de los últimos años del país tendrá una nueva presentación en la meca del boxeo con el objetivo de dar un golpe histórico: buscará unificar todos los cinturones mundiales de la categoría superwelter en su revancha contra el norteamericano Jermell Charlo. En el Dignity Health Sports Park de Carson, California, el Boxi pondrá en juego su invicto y su cinturón mundial de la Organización Mundial de Boxeo (OMB) contra un rival que expondrá las fajas de la Asociación Mundial de Boxeo (AMB), Consejo Mundial de Boxeo (CMB) y la Federación Internacional de Boxeo (FIB). Se espera que el combate inicie cerca de la medianoche de Argentina. El argentino tiene el desafío más importante de su trayectoria a los 32 años. Con 17 triunfos (12 KO) y 2 empates en su etapa como profesional, Castaño intentará sacarle el último asterisco a su carrera después de no haber podido triunfar en dos de los combates más importantes que afrontó hasta el momento. Tras aquella igualdad contra el cubano Erislandy Lara en el mítico Barclays Center de Brooklyn durante 2019, tampoco pudo conformar a los jueces el año pasado en el primer duelo ante Charlo. Aquella velada que se celebró en el AT&T Center de San Antonio tuvo una buena actuación del Boxi, más allá que el trámite arriba del ring fue parejo. Por eso no llamó la atención la tarjeta que lo vio vencedor por un punto (114-113), ni la que ofreció una igualdad (114-114), pero sí quedó en el centro de la polémica la que firmó el juez Nelson Vázquez con victoria para el local con 117-111. Con este antecedente, el ambiente entre ambos rincones estuvo caliente durante la jornada de prensa y el pesaje previo, a punto tal que Charlo intentó dominar el escenario con cánticos a favor de su país pero el equipo que acompaña a Castaño salió al cruce con gritos a favor de Argentina. “Él es así. Él, su familia, su gente... Son todos mal educados. Yo me muestro como soy, realmente tranquilo. Trato de ser lo más respetuoso posible. En la vida cotidiana soy normal”, dijo el de Isidro Casanova tras ese hecho. “Dice que va a volver a ser el Charlo de antes, a mí no me importa, me importa pelear, que haga lo que tenga que hacer y si viene a noquearme lo espero tranquilo, a ver si me aguanta los 12 rounds”, lo desafío el Boxi. No es un detalle menor que esta revancha estuvo envuelta en polémica ya que se había pautado para marzo, pero el sudamericano pidió una reprogramación ante una lesión en uno de los brazos durante su etapa de preparación. La pelea estuvo a punto de caerse y Brian expuso en las últimas horas su indignación por ese hecho: “Me molesta la falta de respeto que tiene hacia el deportista. La lesión puede pasar en un campamento, más en campamentos de una pelea tan grande. Para él todos sus oponentes o toman droga para rendir más o necesitan tiempo para ganarle a él porque lo del Iron Man se lo cree de verdad”. Castaño se probó por primera vez un cinturón de campeón mundial en noviembre del 2016 cuando venció al puertorriqueño Emmanuel de Jesus en Argentina y se adueñó de la faja de la Asociación Mundial de Boxeo (AMB). Defendió ese título interino ante Michel Soro como visitante en Francia a través de las tarjetas y replicó la experiencia también como visitante en ese mismo país contra Cedric Vitu, a quien superó por KO. ¡Vivilo con LA MEJOR NARRACIÓN!👊 📸Instagram: @lacasacaboxingclub 🥊 ¡HAZTE MIEMBRO DEL CANAL, Y ACCEDÉ A VENTAJAS EXCLUSIVAS COMO POR EJEMPLO: - GRUPO V.I.P DE WHATSAPP PARA LOS MIEMBROS/AS ✅ EMOJIS PERSONALIZADOS ✅ , Y MUCHAS OTRAS COSAS MÁS! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8VAN6uDFyzS9_KZRVDlqOw/join 🚨 CHARLO vs CASTAÑO EN VIVO🥊 CONTENIDO LIBRE DE DERECHO DE AUTOR* CONTENIDO LIBRE DE DERECHO DE AUTOR charlo vs castaño 2 charlo vs castaño en vivo jermell charlo brian castaño brian el boxi castaño castaño vs charlo brian castaño vs jermell charlo boxeo en vivo sabados de box boxeo en directo boxeo en vivo la casaca boxing club esta descripcion le pertenece a la casaca boxing club casaca boxing club jermell charlo vs brian castaño la revancha charlo vs castaño 2 castaño vs charlo 2 castaño ira por la gloria ante jermell charlo unificacion total del peso super welter entre jermell charlo y brian castaño boxi castaño castaño charlo jermell charlo vs brian castaño la mejor narracion
Lara vs Castano FULL FIGHT: March 2, 2019 - PBC on Showtime
(March 2, 2019) Former 154-pound world champion Erislandy Lara and WBA Super Welterweight Champion Brian Castaño fought to a highly competitive split-draw Saturday at Barclays Center, the home of BROOKLYN BOXING™, in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions. With the draw, Castaño retains the WBA belt in what was the toughest test of his career against the longtime top 154-pounder in Lara. The judges scored the fight 115-113 (Castaño), 115-113 (Lara) and 114-114. Castaño (15-0-1, 11 KOs), who was fighting in his first U.S. main event, held a large advantage in power connects (181-103) while Lara (25-3-3, 14 KOs) found success landing his left hand down the middle on his way to a 34 percent to 27 percent advantage in power accuracy. In the close, difficult-to-score fight, five of the rounds were separated by three or fewer connects and three of those rounds favored Lara. In the final two rounds, Castaño ramped up the pressure and connected on 44 punches, while Lara landed only 24 punches across the championship rounds. Castaño won the final three rounds on all three judges' scorecards. Without doing so, the Argentine would have lost his belt. After the hotly contested fight, both fighters have options, including a rematch, in the talent-rich super welterweight division. "I know I won the fight. I feel I was robbed," a disappointed Castaño told SHOWTIME's Jim Gray. "If he wants the rematch, I'll give him the rematch. I waited for him this time so I can wait for him again if he wants the rematch. I would give him the rematch if he wants. I can also go ahead and fight any other champion that wants to fight me. I'm ready for whoever they put in front of me. Hurd or anyone else." Lara, on the other hand, felt he did enough to claim the belt: "I thought I won the fight by landing the more accurate and effective punches. Castaño came to fight but he never hurt me and I hurt him. All I can do is give the fans great fights and that's what I'll continue to do. I have a lot of fight left in me and I'm not going anywhere. "If we have to fight him again, I'll fight him. Hurd or Castaño. Anybody, I'll have the rematch with both." #LaraCastano #ErislandyLara #BrianCastano Visit PremierBoxingChampions.com for more info. SIGN UP FOR FIGHT ALERTS: https://pbcham.ps/FightAlerts FOLLOW US: https://twitter.com/premierboxing https://instagram.com/premierboxing https://www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions