How to watch Jerusalem vs Castillo: live stream from anywhere
Jerusalem defends his WBC title at home in the Philippines
The Melvin Jerusalem vs Luis Castillo live stream sees WBC strawweight champion Jerusalem aim to defend his title against a talented Mexican opponent and in front of an expectant home crowd in Manila. Read on to find out how to get a Jerusalem vs Castillo live stream from anywhere with a VPN.
Date: Sunday, September 22
Venue: Mandaluyong City College Gymnasium, Metro Manila, Philippines
Jerusalem vs Castillo: 7 a.m. ET / 4 a.m. PT / 12 p.m. BST / 9 p.m. AEST
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Jerusalem has the opportunity to do what very few Filipino fighters have done before, defend a world title on home soil. The legendary Manny Pacquiao did so back in 1999 when he stopped Mexico’s Gabriel Mira in the fourth round and now Jerusalem will hope to deliver a successful defence of the WBC crown he won via split decision against Japan’s Yudai Shigeoka.
That victory in his last fight came as somewhat of a shock as Shigeoka was undefeated, fighting at home and was viewed as a heavy favorite. However, Jerusalem floored his opponent twice and fully deserved the verdict. Now the 30-year-old is facing another undefeated fighter in the dangerous Castillo.
The 27-year-old has racked up 21 wins, with the sole blemish on his record being a draw against fellow Mexican Angel Guevara. Castillo clearly has plenty of power, having stopped 13 opponents, but he has never fought outside of Mexico and is challenging for a world title for the first time.
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