Jermall Charlo agitated ahead of Errol Spence Jr.’s victory. previous Yordenis Ugas: “Beat his butt, that’s what we do in Texas”

By: Hans Themistode

Nearly 40,000 match fans filled AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, over the weekend to cheer on one of their homegrown favourites.

With each successful hit of Errol Spence Jr., Yordanis Ugas groaned in pain. However, while staunch supporters of Spence Jr. scream to the extreme, they went through some nervous moments. In the fourth round, both Ugas and Spence Jr put their battle at the center of the ring.

Taking this opportunity, the Cuban-born player did better than his elder brother, finishing a short right hook into the inside that caused Spence Jr to spit his mouth. In what appeared to be a lapse in judgment, the Dallas production seemed to have forgotten that he was in the midst of a back-and-forth fight. When the 32-year-old put his hands by his side and began searching for his mouthguard, Ugas made him pay by knocking out a combination of three punches, the last punch pushing Spence Jr. into the wire.

Despite his mental breakdown, Spence Jr. The focus returned and ended the show on season 10. Of the seemingly endless applause from the fans, Jermall Charlo, the current WBC middleweight champion, might be the buzziest.

Usually seen right next to Spence Jr., Charlo took to the backstage after his good friend’s win and began wrapping the three weight division titles around the unified champion’s waist. When asked about the impressions of Spence Jr. During the night, Charlo could barely contain his excitement.

“Super good, super good,” said excited Charlo in an interview with Fight Hub TV. “Smash him down, beat him up, that’s what we do in Texas.”

As mentioned by Charlo, Spence Jr, broke his man system in the second half of their competition. To kick off the seventh installment, a lead cutout extinguishes the moment Ugas has built up to that point. And with it, his right eye began to swell immediately.

While he fought desperately to keep his 147-pound WBA title, Spence Jr mercilessly hunted him down with relentless body blows and right hooks. With his right eye completely closed, a doctor in the ring was watching their battle closely, stepping on his apron and examining Ugas, performing a series of tests. Although the Cuban product vehemently opposed the doctor’s decision to suspend the contest, Spence Jr. was awarded the winner.

After tracking every punch of each round, Charlo was able to give a full detailed breakdown of what Spence Jr did well during the night. Instead, the elated world champion gave a rather crude answer when asked to give his thoughts.

“He beat his ass, he beat his ass.”