Jermall Charlo Professional Boxing Record Overview
Jermall Charlo is a professional boxer from Houston, Texas, who competes in the super middleweight and light middleweight divisions. His official record reflects a career built on power, technical skill, and high-profile wins against top contenders. The record is tracked by major sanctioning bodies and boxing databases, with data updated after each sanctioned bout. The latest public record shows a mix of knockouts and decisions that place him among the active elite in the 154-pound division. You can review his complete fight history on the official BoxRec profile for Jermall Charlo.
The record includes wins over recognized champions and ranked contenders, which have contributed to his standing in the pound-for-pound conversation. His knockout percentage and late-round finishes are often cited in analysis of his current form. Defenses of world titles and wins in big venues have added to his professional reputation. The record also reflects losses that shaped his career path and led to later title opportunities. Bettors and fans tracking his next fight use the record to gauge matchups and potential outcomes.
Titles, Fights, and Key Milestones in the Career
Jermall Charlo held the WBC super middleweight title after defeating Callum Smith in a split decision in 2021. He successfully defended the belt against Denis Shafikov before moving up in weight. The title run marked a peak in his career, with wins over former champions and top-ranked fighters. The record also includes a notable victory over Juan Macias Montiel, which reinforced his status as a dominant force at 168 pounds. Details of those bouts are available on the official WBC website.
Before the super middleweight reign, Charlo won the WBC light middleweight title by defeating Derevyanchenko in 2019. That win came after a competitive fight that showcased his ability to adjust and close strong. The record includes a loss to Corbin Strong early in his career, which he later avenged with a stoppage. Title defenses and big-fight performances have consistently pushed his record upward. The trajectory of his career is often compared to other elite brothers in the Charlo family.
Current Status, Rankings, and What Comes Next
As of the latest public updates, Jermall Charlo remains active and ranked in the super middleweight division by major sanctioning bodies. The record positions him as a top contender for potential unification bouts or rematches with former champions. Boxing analysts and media outlets frequently reference his record when discussing the 154-pound landscape. The next fight is expected to feature a ranked opponent or a step-up in competition. Updates on his upcoming bout and division rankings are published by the official WBO and WBC sites.
His record is also used by sports betting platforms and media outlets to set odds and project potential matchups. The combination of power, size, and experience makes him a consistent name in pound-for-pound rankings. The record reflects a career defined by world titles, big wins, and a steady climb through the rankings. Fans follow the record closely to track title eliminators and potential megafights. The latest fight results and division updates are reported by ESPN and other major sports outlets.