Brandon Adams will be at 12 rounds, for the interim middleweight title of the CMB in Charlo's power next June 29.
The 29-year-old Charlo (27-0, 21 KOs) won a world title at 154-pounds when he scored a devastating third-round knockout of Cornelius Bundrage to win the IBF Junior Middleweight Title in 2015. Born in Richmond, Texas and growing up in Houston, Jermall still trains in Houston with renowned coach Ronnie Shields. He successfully defended his 154-pound title three times, including a devastating knockout of top contender Julian Williams, before moving up in weight to campaign at middleweight.
Brandon Adam prepares for the most important fight of his career when he faces undefeated interim World Boxing Council (WBC) champion Jermall Charlo. He has been training with coach Dub Huntley and Hall of Fame member Freddie Roach.
Adams (21-2, 13 KOs) shot up the middleweight rankings by winning the 2018 reboot of The Contender. He is currently ranked fifth by the WBO and seventh by the WBA after beating Ievgen Khytrov, Tyrone Brunson, Eric Walker to make the series’ final, where he defeated Shane Mosley Jr. by unanimous decision in a 10-round fight
Adams, 29, defeated Shane Mosley Jr. (13-3, 8 nocauts) by unanimous decision. In this fight Adams will have a great challenge and is highly motivated to face a fighter of the quality of Charlo.
COMPARISON OF THE TWO BOXERS
RECORD Jermall Charlo 28-0-0 and Brandon Adams21-2-0
KOS (KO %) Jermall Charlo 21 (75%) and Brandon Adams13 (57%)
WEIGHT Jermall Charlo 160 lbs (72.73 kg) and Brandon Adams160 lbs (72.73 kg)
HEIGHT Jermall Charlo 6'0" (1.83 m) and Brandon Adams5'9" (1.75 m)
REACH Jermall Charlo 73½" (187 cm) and Brandon Adams70" (178 cm)
STANCE Jermall Charlo Orthodox and Brandon Adams Orthodox
AGE Jermall Charlo 29 and Brandon Adams 29
My prediction
My prediction is that Charlo will retain his title because he will win by nockout in the seventh round.
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