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Unbeaten Boxer Jermall Charlo Faces Legal Consequences for Drunken Driving: What’s Next for the Middleweight Champion?

BySamantha Jones

May 8, 2024
Jermall Charlo’s middleweight title stripped by WBC

Carlos Adames has been appointed as the new champion in the middleweight division by the World Boxing Council (WBC) following Jermall Charlo’s arrest for suspected drunken driving. Charlo, an unbeaten boxer, had not defended his title since 2021 and had become the interim champion in October 2022.

The incident occurred in the Houston suburb of Pearland, where police detained Charlo on three misdemeanor charges after his blood-alcohol content was found to be over twice the legal limit. According to a police report, Charlo struck another vehicle and fled from the police during the incident.

In response to the situation, the WBC stated that they would continue to support Jermall Charlo during his challenging times, particularly regarding his mental wellness. After evaluating the facts and circumstances, the WBC may consider ranking Charlo in the super middleweight division.

Charlo’s most recent fight was a non-title bout in November, where he achieved a unanimous-decision victory over Jose Benavidez Jr. With a record of 33-0 and 22 knockouts, Charlo’s boxing career has faced a setback due to his legal troubles.

By Samantha Jones

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