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Damn. So y'all ain't hear that whole monologue. Okay, we're going to start all over.

Good morning, TBB. That's how I started. So we're here to discuss the Jamal Charlo situation and the fact that he's back.

Maybe some people heard it on X. I'm not sure. But look, we got to do it again.

I have my mic muted. No clue. You know, this is what happens when you're out the studio for a long time. But essentially, you know, we haven't heard from Charlo since he laid that egg with Canello.

And we haven't heard Terrence Bud Crawford talk about Charlo and the fight Charlo since he watched him lay that egg against Canelo.

Now, his message and the last words to Charlo were, here we go.

Okay, y'all, I'm over Jamel Charlo. He's no longer on my hit list he went out there and laid down

and let canello spank him like he was his daddy with no type of resistance crying out loud

emoji so you know based off corford's last words about jermel not sure he's excited to jump in the

ring with jermel char, but unlike you, my thoughts

are slightly different.

I would rather see Jamal or excuse me, Jamel come back and actually face Geron Boots Ennis

to earn a shot at Terence Crawford.

I think that there is no reason for Crawford to be

fighting Jamel Charlo, you know, especially off of everything that he's done. You know,

Charlo has to earn his position. He has to earn back the right to get in there with Crawford.

And hopefully he can do that.

But the Geron Boots and his fight seems like the right fight to make because, you know,

it can give Jamel that credibility that he needs.

And it serves as a, I guess, two-way street, meaning,

look, if Geron looks good, we'll want that fight.

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