Jermall Charlo's Comeback Collapses Again as Resendiz Steps In for Mazoudier Fight

Jermall Charlo's troubled comeback has fallen apart again. Days before fight night, the former champion's bout against Mazoudier was cancelled — the second time in three months that the matchup has collapsed. PBC has already named a replacement: Resendiz will now box Mazoudier on October 17 in Las Vegas. It is a bitter blow for a fighter whose inactivity has become as famous as his talent. Charlo has barely fought in recent years, and PBC had already rescheduled this bout once, pushing it three months later to Las Vegas in a bid to salvage the return. The latest cancellation raises serious questions about when — or whether — the 36-year-old will fight again. Charlo recently opened up in a candid New York Post interview about his battles with depression and bipolar struggles, and about shutting out the world. Fans had hoped the Mazoudier date would mark the start of a genuine resurgence. Instead, October 17 belongs to Resendiz and Mazoudier, and Charlo is left waiting once more — a career at the crossroads, with the clock ticking and the ring drifting further away.