Lines only indeed. Yes, you're looking at me, Brian Campbell, the BBC with that BDE just

moments after the conclusion of Jermel Charlo, Brian Castanio, part two. And a showtime

triple header main event for the undisputed junior middleweight championship of the world.

This is your instant analysis from Morning Combat. Wow. Wow. You can like us there. You

can subscribe. Three live shows a week, interviews, all that great stuff. But we hit you hard

right after the fight. Send Luke Thomas, Mike Goals. But this is solo BC coming at you.

So in case you missed it, here's your last chance to miss the spoiler. It went down in

Carson, California. Dignity Health Sports Park is the current name. But like we always

say, wargrounds, stub hub, what are you going to call that venue? You can probably call

it the best, you know, in the US, at least not named Madison Square Garden for this great

sport. And this fight lived up to the location, the billing, everything following a fight

of the year, contender, the first time around last July when Charlo and Castanio fought

to a very disputed split draw. This time around no judges were needed. Jermel Charlo knocks

out Brian Castanio in round 10 of their epic rematch better than the first. And now Charlo

better than the rest at 154, becoming the first undisputed champion in this four belt era

and becoming just the seventh male undisputed champion as well in the same era, which is

really the modern era. You can you can certainly argue when the beginning of that four belt

era is because we had four belt state and back to the late eighties, but when was it truly

recognized, some would say that didn't come until the 2000s, either way, in this modern run,

boy, are we spoiled fans to get one undisputed championship match after another and now add

Jermel Charlo's name to that list. So Charlo had a lot of explaining to do in this one after that

first fight. Most people thought Castanio had one. He won every category of the punch stats.

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