Jermall Charlo denied visa, pulled from Spence vs Tszyu card
Bad Left Hook • 2 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 2:20 AM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026

Jermall Charlo has been denied a visa by Australian authorities, resulting in his removal from the PBC card featuring Errol Spence Jr. and Tim Tszyu on July 26. Reports indicate that Charlo's past legal issues led to this decision. He was supposed to fight Kane Mazoudier, a super welterweight who recently suffered a stoppage loss to Nikita Tszyu. Spence and Stephen Fulton, who faced visa issues earlier, made the trip without complications.
- •Charlo fails to secure a visa for July 26 event in Australia.
- •Past legal issues cited as reason for visa denial.
- •He was slated to fight Kane Mazoudier on the card.
- •Spence and Fulton successfully travel to Australia.
- 2:20 AMBad Left Hook — Jermall Charlo fails to get visa, pulled from Spence vs Tszyu card
- 2:20 AMYahoo Sports — Jermall Charlo fails to get visa, pulled from Spence vs Tszyu card
"LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - MAY 31: Jermall Charlo poses with referee Mark Nelson after defeating LaManna in a super middleweight bout at Michelob ULTRA Arena on May 31, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Charlo won by TKO after the fifth round when a ringside physician advised LaManna should not continue. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images) | Getty Images Jermall Charlo’s trainwreck of a career is once again off the rails, as multiple outlets confirm that Australian authorities denied him a visa for his scheduled appearance on PBC’s July 26th Errol Spence Jr vs Tim Tszyu show. Per Dan Rafael, Charlo’s (34-0, 23 KO) “past legal issues” caused the issue. Our own John Hansen did an excellent deep dive on Charlo’s 2022 arrest for assault, though folks may be more familiar with the 2024 DWI that prompted the WBC to finally strip him of their middleweight title after nearly three years without a title defense. To be honest, nothing of value was lost. Charlo was slated to face Kane Mazoudier, a super welterweight not far removed from a stoppage loss to Nikita Tszyu. We saw this show before when he dragged Jose Benavidez Jr and “Cornflake” LaManna up from lower weight classes and nobody needed to see it again. Headliner Spence made it to the Land Down Under without issue, and Rafael reports that Stephen Fulton, who was in limbo earlier this week, likewise made the journey.
"Jermall Charlo’s legal issues have scuttled his planned return in New South Wales
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External links- Bad Left HookJul 18, 2026, 2:20 AMJermall Charlo fails to get visa, pulled from Spence vs Tszyu card
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - MAY 31: Jermall Charlo poses with referee Mark Nelson after defeating LaManna in a super middleweight bout at Michelob ULTRA Arena on May 31, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Charlo won by TKO after the fifth round when a ringside physician advised LaManna should not continue. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images) | Getty Images Jermall Charlo’s trainwreck of a career is once again off the rails, as multiple outlets confirm that Australian authorities denied him a visa for his scheduled appearance on PBC’s July 26th Errol Spence Jr vs Tim Tszyu show. Per Dan Rafael, Charlo’s (34-0, 23 KO) “past legal issues” caused the issue. Our own John Hansen did an excellent deep dive on Charlo’s 2022 arrest for assault, though folks may be more familiar with the 2024 DWI that prompted the WBC to finally strip him of their middleweight title after nearly three years without a title defense. To be honest, nothing of value was lost. Charlo was slated to face Kane Mazoudier, a super welterweight not far removed from a stoppage loss to Nikita Tszyu. We saw this show before when he dragged Jose Benavidez Jr and “Cornflake” LaManna up from lower weight classes and nobody needed to see it again. Headliner Spence made it to the Land Down Under without issue, and Rafael reports that Stephen Fulton, who was in limbo earlier this week, likewise made the journey.
- Yahoo SportsJul 18, 2026, 2:20 AMJermall Charlo fails to get visa, pulled from Spence vs Tszyu card
Jermall Charlo’s legal issues have scuttled his planned return in New South Wales
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