The fight this Saturday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Los Angeles, California, between Argentine boxers Brian Castano (17-0-2, 12 KOs) and American Jermell Charlo (34-1-1, 18 KOs) will be decisive to determine who gets four world titles of the division super welterweight.

The second fight between the two boxers was a rematch demanded by the San Justo native who has been thirsting for revenge since finishing his first fight with the Texan: the one on July 17 referred to in a controversial arbitration decision.

That night at the AT&T Center stadium in San Antonio the cards were: 114-114 (Tim Cheatham), 114-113 (Steve Weisfeld) in favor of Castaño and 117-111 (Nelson Vázquez) in favor of Charlo. The result caught the attention of experts in the field who regarded the Argentine as the legitimate winner of the battle. Clarion he collected testimonies and compared the opinions of the most experienced.

Carlos Irustajournalist who specializes in boxing and is a member of ESPN Knockout recognized the importance of the event. “This fight will mark the first good opportunity, not only for an Argentine boxer but for a boxer in this division, to have all 4 belts. Winning this fight is dedication for him ( Castaño). ”

The editor of the magazine Edge of the ring gave his opinion on the characteristics of the born Isidro Casanova: “Castaño not only had great physical preparation in all his battles but great mental preparation.” And he added: “It’s been mentioned in all his campaigns that he’s a man of great mental solidity. He doesn’t have any kind of complexity to rival in front of him.”

As for the controversial first battle, the author of Monsoon: The Definitive Biography He assured that “the first match was very fair” and that the press “saw the Argentine as the winner.” Also, he pointed out against Puerto Rican Nelson Vázquez: “The rude was the six points for Charlo, an exaggeration. The discussion wasn’t so much about the tie, but the rude mark they gave the American“.

Horace Paganisports journalist and boxing specialist, admit to Clarion from Los Angeles: “In the last match I saw Castaño win, but close because he lost the last three rounds.” He added: “I felt like Charlo was underestimating him at first. For me Brian won a few points, but logically they tied and it was nonsense“.

“I think this fight is going to be different because Charlo already proven that Castaño hit hard and goes to the front. The only concern is to find out what Brian’s real physical condition is because he twice asked to postpone the fight. The second times for an alleged injury to a biceps that is not very clear how it is because there is no evidence, ”he added.

The well -known journalist concluded: “First it will be done in February, then in March and finally they passed it in May. It is assumed that in the last two months he has prepared well. Then he went to the front like crazy., He’s very handsome. So let’s hope he gets it right and in one of those we bring four titles to Argentina. “

Marcela The tiger coins spoke to this chronicler and said convinced about the first night: “Brian deserves to win. But we’re used to the fact that failures abroad are always controversial. You have to win on a wide range of points. and clearly or by knockout, where there is no talk. “

The former super bantamweight champion (WBA, WBC, WBO and IBF) and featherweight (IBA) reviewed: “In the first fight I think Charlo somewhat underestimated Brian and then he was shocked at the battle he gave him. ”And he stressed the importance of the event:“ It will be the most transcendental battle of his career because of everything at stake. At stake is to change the history of Argentine boxing“.

The boxer from Buenos Aires has revealed his title — the World Boxing Association (WBA) belt —, while the North American is doing the same with his three crowns — that of the World Boxing Council (WBC), the International Boxing Federation ( IBF) and the World Boxing Organization (WBO) – in an all or nothing match. Acuna concludes: “Charlo is the most affected when he loses. Imagine, there are three belts. “

Prior to consulting this medium, Ferdinand Peralta The technical director of professional boxing gave his opinion on the disputed arbitration decision: “I don’t justify the ruling but you have to understand that boxing is still a business. I think they did it in pursuit of the string of fights. “And he recalled another resounding case:” Recently, Yamil Peralta’s fight with Ryan Rozicki was an absolute theft. “

The coach and physical trainer gave his feelings about that fight: “For me, Charlo was completely shocked by Castaño’s disrespect. Brian was a very big kid, he had a winning mentality from the first round to the end and the heart he has is incredible ”, detailed.

The boxer from San Justo wants to win by knockout. He needs to finish on the fast track and doesn’t want meaning on the cards. Peralta reviewed the plan of boxy and stated: “I see the knockout as difficult. Possibly, I think Brian can take him ahead but it is not easy to knockout Charlo, he is a tough guy. Also, Castaño is not characterized as a born knockout, he is a overwhelming, but not a classic one-handed knockout like Chinese Maidana or Carlos Monzón “.

Clearly, specialists agree that the referee’s decision to set a board last July 17 was controversial, especially the qualification of Puerto Rican Vázquez. Does the business have an impact on the cards or is it just “appreciation” about what is seen in the ring? The question remains. Now, the rematch only remains and hopefully the Argentine can make history with his fists.

When is the match and where is it passed?

Brian Castano Y Jermell Charlo They will meet again in a 12-round fight this Saturday, May 14 at Dignity Health Sports Park in California for the consolidation of four super welterweight titles.

The main event will start at approximately 23:30 (Argentine time), but it depends on previous battles. Send ESPN Knockouts Y TyC Sports. In the United States it can be watched on Showtime.

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The full card: Jermell Charlo vs. Brian Castaño (12 rounds for WBA, IBF, WBC, WBO and The Ring super welterweight titles). Jaron Ennis vs. Custio Clayton (12 rounds – welterweight). Kevin Gonzalez vs. Emanuel Rivera Nieves (10 rounds – super bantamweight). Marcos Hernandez vs. Brandyn Lynch (10 rounds – middleweight). Jerry Perez vs. Erick Lanzas Jr. (8 rounds – lightweight). Marlon Tapales vs. José Estrella (8 rounds – super bantamweight). Geovany Bruzón vs. Steven Lyons (6 rounds – heavyweight). Gurgen Hovhannisyan vs. Jesse Bryan (6 rounds – heavyweight). Anthony Cuba vs. Oscar Acevedo (6 rounds – lightweight). Joseph Perez vs. Anthony Chavez (6 rounds – featherweight). Jose Mejia vs. Matthew Reed (4 rounds – welterweight). Luciano Sanchez vs. Adrian Silva (4 rounds – heavyweight).