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Silak12 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Against his charge?

Hi! everyone.
Could someone tell me what this phrase means in the para below?
The race to face Mayweather Jnr in his retirement fight began in earnest only minutes after his unanimous points victory over Pacquiao. But while promoter Eddie Hearn, also in Las Vegas, might be pressing Mayweather’s team to unify the welterweight belts against his charge, Brook, he is realistic enough to admit that the Mayweather-Pacquiao return is still the sport’s biggest superfight.
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, Brook is Hearn's charge ). Brook has one welterweight belt (IBF) and Mayweather has the other three (WBA, WBC, and WBO). Hearn wants Mayweather to fight against Brook in an attempt to have one welterweight champion under all 4 authorities.

  • , Brook is Hearn's charge ).
  • Brook has one welterweight belt (IBF) and Mayweather has the other three (WBA, WBC, and WBO).
  • Hearn wants Mayweather to fight against Brook in an attempt to have one welterweight champion under all 4 authorities.
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Brook seems to be a fighter managed by Hearn (i.e., Brook is Hearn's charge). Brook has one welterweight belt (IBF) and Mayweather has the other three (WBA, WBC, and WBO). Hearn wants Mayweather to fight against Brook in an attempt to have one welterweight champion under all 4 authorities.

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