Brian Castaño weighed in and warmed up before the fight with Jermell Charlo: “I’ll knock him down before 12 rounds”

The Argentine boxer Brian Castano (17-0-2, 12 KOs) and American Jermell Charlo (34-1-1, 18 KOs) attended the weigh-in on Friday before the main event for the four super welterweight belts that will take place this Saturday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Los Angeles, California.

Although there were moments of tension and the boxers shone in the photo where they proudly displayed the flags of their countries, both gave below 69,853 kilos the ceiling is allowed in the category.

Ang boxy reveals its title – the belt of world boxing organization (WBO)-, while the North American is doing the same with its three crowns-at the World Boxing Council (WBC), International Boxing Federation (IBF) and World Boxing Organization (WBO)- in what would be an all or nothing fight.

Charlo attended the previous confrontation with the clear intention of making Castaño react, but the Argentine did not budge on American provocations. After attending the scale and seeing that his numbers were below the limit, the San Justo man smiled in front of the cameras, hung the albiceleste flag on his shoulders and smiled.

Later, he came down from the stage accompanied by his father Carlos, his coach Matías Erbín and his brother and spoke to the press. “Actually, we’re very good at weight. We were working for that. I showed it on the scale, we were happy because it went well,” he said. Clearly, one of the toughest battles of fighters is against the scales.

At the provocations of his rival, the Argentine experienced a strange: “While we were waiting, Charlo’s brother came to perform badly, the brother above does not resist. He looked me up and down. But hey, it’s part of the show and we’re happy because we’re here, “he said with a final smile.

The boxer from La Matanza made no secret of his desire to get into the ring and is proud of his work in two months of preparation in Los Angeles. “You have to fix things but the work is done. We have done a great job, we are waiting for the day to come,” he said.

Castaño said convinced: “We work very well and the only thing that will change is that I will knock him out before 12 rounds.“. And he said goodbye with a shout of:” Let’s go Argentina fuck “.

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 11:30 pm (Argentine time), but it will depend on previous matches. Send ESPN Knockouts Y TyC Sports. In the United States it can be watched on Showtime.

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• 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).
• Jose Perez vs. Anthony Chavez (6 rounds – featherweight).
• Jose Mejia vs. Matthew Reed (4 rounds – welterweight).
• Luciano Sanchez vs. Adrian Silva (4 rounds – heavyweight).