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If there has been an Achilles' heel to Charlo's well-rounded and explosive skill set, it has long been his inability to throw enough punches as a dangerous counter puncher who is often too selective in his output. Charlo typically uses the threat of his power to disarm his opponents as he stalks closer and waits for the perfect opening to strike like coiled cobra stalking its prey. Yes, to Castaño's credit, he barely made any of those mistakes that typically produce a Charlo finish and an addition to his personal highlight reel. But Charlo's willingness Jake Paul vs Woodley live online  to abandon his jab so often while working with his back to the ropes only hurt his chances of winning throughout the fight.

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 It's a fighting style both Canelo Alvarez and Gervonta Davis have recently pulled off to huge success and P4P recognition.  Charlo has the skills to join that group but has yet to figure out how to maximize those strengths inside the ring the same way as his contemporaries. Even worse, he has failed to acquire the urgency needed to know whether a fight is potentially slipping away before it's too late.  Many experts felt a fight against Castaño for all four 154-pound world titles would serve as a career defining one for Charlo, offering him a chance to declare, once and for all, that he's the best junior middleweight fighter in the world. Instead, the fallout offers Jake Paul vs Woodley live streaming  him a different kind of defining question. Can Charlo use the scare against Castaño and the favorable decision to go back to the laboratory with trainer Derrick James and fix what's wrong before the end of his physical prime? Or will the fact that Charlo came close to becoming the undisputed champion After years of demands he step up his level of competition to match his elite-level skills, Terence "Bud" Crawford may finally have lined up an opponent who clears the bar set by so many fans and media members. The World Boxing Organization has ordered that Crawford defend his welterweight title against former champion Shawn Porter. The ball is now in the court of Top Rank, which promotes Crawford, and Premier Boxing Champions, which promotes Porter. 

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Social media superstar Jake Paul will look to climb a bit closer to being viewed as a legitimate boxer this August. Paul is set to face former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley in a Showtime pay-per-view headliner in Cleveland on Sunday, Aug. 29. Woodley and Paul will come face-to-face at a press conference at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday afternoon. Paul is coming off a knockout win over another former UFC fighter, stopping Ben Askren in less than one round in April. That win ran Paul's pro record to 3-0, all three wins coming by knockout. Paul also has stoppage wins over fellow YouTube star AnEsonGib and former NBA star Nate Robinson. A win over Woodley would be the most meaningful win of Paul's career as he's the most accomplished striker Paul will have ever stood across the ring from. Woodley's UFC career came to an end after a four-fight losing skid. Prior to that bad run, Woodley established himself as one Jake Paul vs Woodley live  of the UFC's greatest welterweights ever, with a nearly three-year championship reign. Woodley's MMA record is 19-7-1 with seven knockout wins. It was a rare undisputed championship bout with potential pound-for-pound ramifications. But for 154-pound titleholders Jermell Charlo and Brian Castaño, there would be no four-belt champion crowned when they met last Saturday in San Antonio.

Instead, this exciting, tense and highly skilled It was a result made much more controversial upon the reveal of Nelson Vasquez's 117-111 scorecard in favor of Charlo following a close fight in which many felt Castaño had done enough to win.  Charlo (34-1-1, 18 KOs), the 31-year-old native of Houston who retained his WBA, WBC and IBF titles, certainly deserves praise for a late rally that saw him sweep the final three rounds on each of the judges' Jake Paul vs Woodley live stream  scorecards. However, there was a feeling -- at least until the scorecards were read -- that it was too little, too late.  Much of the credit for Charlo being unable to commandeer the undisputed crown and parachute into the top 10 of the P4P rankings for sure belongs to Castaño (17-0-2, 12 KOs), the WBO champion from Argentina whose defense, toughness and fight IQ all exceeded expectations in what felt like a star-making performance. But Castaño doesn't deserve all of the praise for Charlo failing to cash in as the betting favorite.