‘Wouldn’t have fared well’: Boxing Hall of Famer’s huge Tszyu call after Charlo ‘whitewash’
Boxing Hall of Famer Lou DiBella believes Jermell Charlo “wouldn’t have fared well” against Tim Tszyu after the American was
Yet Charlo will likely be heading straight back to the super welterweight division after Alvarez dominated him across 12 rounds and even dropped the American in the seventh round for just the second time in his career. DiBella felt the lay-off was telling in Charlo’s performance and felt he would have struggled had it been Tszyu in the ring instead of Alvarez.‘I’m born for this s***’: Aussie ‘monster’ makes world title statement in brutal KO
“The layoff would have mattered big time. It mattered vs Canelo; that whitewash wasn’t about size difference, it was about levels and readiness to fight.A user replied that it isn’t fair to compare Tszyu to Canelo, but DiBella fired back and felt it didn’t matter given Charlo’s inactivity.“Charlo was actually looser and fighting a bit better later in the fight. Tonight, he wouldn’t have fared well with a younger, just as strong, and very active, Tim Tszyu.
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