The Charlo incident does not surprise me one bit. Notoriety and infamy seem to be a stepping stone to stardom without having to to punch your way through the boxing ranks. He's chosen a side, the antagonist, the villain. This will certainly secure him larger bargaining power and bigger revenue. We assume it is always women that fall in l…
The Charlo incident does not surprise me one bit. Notoriety and infamy seem to be a stepping stone to stardom without having to to punch your way through the boxing ranks. He's chosen a side, the antagonist, the villain. This will certainly secure him larger bargaining power and bigger revenue. We assume it is always women that fall in love with the bad boy image but men take the cake when it comes to boxing.
The Charlo incident does not surprise me one bit. Notoriety and infamy seem to be a stepping stone to stardom without having to to punch your way through the boxing ranks. He's chosen a side, the antagonist, the villain. This will certainly secure him larger bargaining power and bigger revenue. We assume it is always women that fall in love with the bad boy image but men take the cake when it comes to boxing.