Bio
The twin brother of Jermall Charlo, Jermell Charlo started training boxing with their father. Jermell Charlo won a bronze medal at the 2005 junior Olympics and ended his amateur career with a record of 56-8.
Jermell Charlo made his professional boxing debut on Dec. 8, 2007, and he has been undefeated since. He won the USBA Super Welterweight Championship in June 2013 by defeating Demetrius Hopkins. On May 21, 2016, Jermell Charlo won the then-vacant WBC Super Welterweight Championship with a TKO victory over John Jackson. He retained the title for the first time in April 2017 against Charles Hatley.
News
Williams on Charlo-Rosario: ‘It’s A 50-50 Fight’
Charlo Has Moved On From Lubin
Lubin: ‘No One At 154 Pounds Can Beat Me’
“Andrade Has Not Fought Anyone Elite”
Munguia Needed O’Sullivan Win
Brook Outlines Dream Scenario For 2020
Spence Grateful For “Miracle”
Charlo Wants Third Harrison Fight On Pay Per View
WATCH: Harrison vs. Charlo 2 Highlights
Charlo Regains Super Welterweight Title
Charlo Has Moved On From Lubin
Lubin: ‘No One At 154 Pounds Can Beat Me’
“Andrade Has Not Fought Anyone Elite”
Munguia Needed O’Sullivan Win
Brook Outlines Dream Scenario For 2020
Spence Grateful For “Miracle”
Charlo Wants Third Harrison Fight On Pay Per View
WATCH: Harrison vs. Charlo 2 Highlights
Charlo Regains Super Welterweight Title
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