Is Jeremal Charlo 50 % of the previous same? Thomas Lamana believes that lack of activity and age will lead to a specific disturbance of his profession

Thomas Lamana believes that he hunts the former world champion Jeremal Charlow at the right moment and will disturb him on May 31 in Las Vegas. Lamanna (39-5-1, 18 KOS) compares to where Rollando ‘Rolly’ Romero was when he was chosen as a seizure of Rayan Garcia. He believes that it can be defeated by the inactive Charlo (33-0, 22 KOS) in the Rolly-SQUE disorder.

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Charlo has not been fighting since 2023, and it has been out of the ring for two years before that. This is a lot of activity for anyone, especially the 35 -year -old fighter on May 19. The cleanest of life in those years was not active.

In the last Jeremal battle against Jose Benavides Junior, about 70 % of what it was when he was in his prime was in 2020. Now, with his return after another extended layoff, 50 % may be all the remainder.

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This may not be enough to defeat Lamana with severe motivated, which will move the entire battle and pay a quick pace. Thus, Jeremal struggled in his battle against Juan Massias Montel. The Mexican wandering was outside his jurisdiction, but Montel fought at a rapid pace and wore Charlo.

The only thing that saved Jeermal is his strength in subsequent tours. Some fans believe that Jeremal has not been the fighter itself since the fighting of Montel because of the penalty he flooded.

“It is an opportunity for life against the former world champion in the world, and it is not the one who was it,” said Thomas Lamana. Fight Hub TV About his belief that he will disturb Jeermal Charlo on May 31. “We disturbed the apple cart. It will not be different in the thirty -first.”

Jermall Lamanna, 33, is used as a bridge to prepare it in a larger and more important battle against Caleb Plant. This match will push Charlow well, as it is believed, leading to a battle against Canilo Alvarez. He issued an opportunity to fight Canilo two years ago when he was presented. His brother, Jeremel Charlo, took the battle and pushed terribly, running for 12 rounds.

“The key to success is the activity. Jeremal is fighting the atom now. I am more wise, the elderly and more experienced. I got the momentum that he did not get. This is his first battle in 168,” said Lamana. Lamana said about what his strategy is the defeat of Charlo on May 31: “Play it in the mouth of *****.”