Boxing has seen a number of undisputed champions crowned in recent years.<\/p>\n
At heavyweight, Oleksandr Usyk<\/a> became undisputed for the second time back in July after a victory over Daniel Dubois<\/a>, having already achieved the feat at cruiserweight, while Naoya Inoue has also been undisputed in multiple weight classes.<\/p>\n Terence Crawford<\/a> is another man that has been undisputed in two divisions, and he\u2019ll look to become the first man to ever manage it in three weight classes when he faces undisputed super-middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez<\/a> later this month.<\/p>\n One man who previously fought Canelo is now set to return to the ring, as Jermell Charlo<\/a> gears up to compete for the first time in two years.<\/p>\n Charlo became undisputed at 154lbs back in May 2022 with a knockout victory over Brian Castano, before heading into the clash with Canelo at 168lbs in September 2023.<\/p>\n It ended in a dominant unanimous decision victory for the Mexican superstar,<\/a> with Charlo not competing since. His inactivity is something that has plagued him for a number of years, having competed on just four occasions since 2019.<\/p>\n He insists that is now a thing of the past though, revealing during a live video on social media<\/a> that he is set to return to action extremely soon.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m in shape. I\u2019m working. I\u2019m the best in the game. Fight date coming soon. I ain\u2019t playing with you. I\u2019ll see you all back again.\u201d<\/p>\n