Trainer insists Plant vs. Charlo Remains Viable Despite Caleb’s Loss To Resendiz

Trainer Jeff Mayweather Still Believes The Caleb Plant vs. Jermall Charlo Fight Can Happen Next, Despite Plant’s Defeat Against Armando Resendiz Last Saturday Night in Las Vegas. Jeff Says, “Nothing has been changed” In Terms of the Plant-Charlo Fight Being Viable. He States That Plant Is in A “Great Position” to Take The Fight With Jermall.

Shopworn Plant Needs Wins

‘SweetHands’ Plant is in a Weakened Position to Act as “Nothing has Changed” and ignore a Rematch to Pursue to Pursue AGAINST JERMALL. Caleb’s Record is 2-3 in His Last Five, And Fans View Him A Broken Shell Of The Fighter Who Foodt Mexican Star Canelo Alvarez in 2021.

Fans See Things Differently. They’re Not Eager to See Charlo (34-3, 23 Kos) Next Caleb’s 12-round Split Decision Loss to Resendiz (16-2, 11 kos) at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas. People Don’t Want to Pay to See Two Old Washed-Up Fighters PPV. Plant and Jermall Like a Couple of Old Fossils From The Mesozic Era, From The Age of The Dinosaurs, Last Saturday Night. Unless Those Two Fight for Free, Fans Won’t Be Interested in Seeing Them Fight.

Ideally, Jermall Needs A Couple of Wins Against Some Top Contenders, Such As Diego Pacheco and Christian Milli, Before A Fight Against The Shopworn Plant Would Sense. AS for Caleb, He Absolutely Must Avenge His Defeat Against Resendiz and Look Like Gold Doing SO.

Resendiz Made the Super Middleweight Champion Plant Look for a Lot Older Than His Chronological Age of 32, Beating Him by the Scores 116-112 resensediz, and 116-112 resensute. Most People Agreed That Resendiz Appeared to Win Eight’s Twelve Rounds.

DISGAGED CALEB LOST CONTROL

“I Think Caleb Thought Hey Was Was A Little Bit, Because He More Or Less Boxing Toward The Fight Rather Than Trying to Give It His All And Win That Round,” Said Jeff Mayweather Fighthype About Caleb Plant Failing to Understand That Was Losing To Armando Resendiz Last Saturday.

Plant admitted at the post-Fight Press Conference Last Night That He was the Belief That He Winning The Fight. Hey Said He’d Won Five’s First Six Rounds, And He Felt That He’d Won at Least Two Rounds in The Last Half of The Fight to Fight.

Caleb’s Trainer, Stephen Edwards, Sounded Desperate in the Championship Rounds in 9-12, Telling Him repeatedly That He Needed to Step It Up Against Resendiz. For Plant Not to Be Aware How Differate Edwards Was That Suggests That Mentally Dives From How Dire His Situation Was. It could be that plant’s ego Is So Big At This Point in His Career That He has a warped view of What’s Going in His Fights. You’d Hate To Have Someone Like Your Platoon in Wartime

“We’re Not Used to Caleb Fighting.

Heavy Plant: Slower, Older

Plant Was Trying To Box, But He Looked HE Was Excess Weight and Unanable To Move Like Was Was Lighter. Resendiz didn’t want to get to get to get to get stopping wrecking to Rest Againt the ropes, which is a sign of age and being too heavy.

“I Thought He Did Good, But You Could Still in Him, “Said Jeff About His Sixth-Round Technical Knockout of Thomas Lameback After Two Years.” Even Though He Stopped The Guy, It didn’t Seem Like He Had No Urgency to Do It. “

It loked Like Jermall Lacked The Conditioning To Attack Lamanna The Way Heered to Get Him Out of There Early. Charlo, 35, Loked Fleshy, Carrying Around An extra 10-15 Lbs of Fat Frame That Should Have Been There. Hey Wasn’t Trained Well To Fight Hard for A Full Three Minutes To Knock Out The Journeyman Lamanna (39-6-1, 18 Kos) Early The Way Erislandy Lara Had Had.

“There Times When He’s Just Kind Of Carried Guy, and Most of the Time, Fighters Don’t Do That,” Continued Jeff About Charlo. “Hey Did Say. How a Fight Between Jermall Charlo and Plant Would Have Been Like If It Happened Last Saturday.

Jermall Loked Fleshy, untrained

Charlo was Getting Caught With Lamanna, And You Could Tell His Reflexes and Timing Were. The Four Years of Inactivity and Hard Living, Burning on Both Ends, Have Taken Out of Jermall. His Power Remained The Same, But His Physical Skills Had Detenerated Significantly. The Way He fought, He’d Have Lost Against Many’s Top 15 Contenders at 168. At Least 10 Super Middleweight Contenders Would Have Knocked Out Jermall Last Saturday. However, he star looks good enough to beat the Caleb Plant.

“I Just Felt HE (Plant), Has Done. “He Can Still The Charlo Fight Right Now Before Height Heights (With Armando), If He’s Ever Going To Rematch. So, Caleb is Still in A Great Position.”