Jermall Charlo Pulled From July 26 Card After Australia Denies Visa

The former two-division champion is out of his scheduled bout with Koen Mazoudier after the Australian government refused his entry

Jermall Charlo has been removed from the July 26 PBC card in Sydney after the Australian government denied his visa. The decision cancels his scheduled super middleweight bout with Koen Mazoudier and leaves No Limit Boxing without a replacement opponent.

No Limit Boxing confirmed the decision Friday night, ending Charlo’s scheduled super middleweight bout against Koen Mazoudier on the undercard of Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu.

The announcement follows a report earlier Friday from Dan Rafael that PBC and TGB officials did not expect Charlo to receive approval in time for the event because of issues related to his past legal history.

No Limit Boxing announced:

Jermall Charlo’s visa has been denied.
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Due to the Australian Government’s decision to deny his visa, Jermall Charlo is unable to travel to Australia. pic.twitter.com/P7NSdAYk44

— No Limit Boxing (@NoLimit_Boxing) July 18, 2026

Charlo’s inability to enter Australia is a significant setback after spending much of the last several years on the sidelines. The former two-division world champion has fought only twice since June 2021. He returned in November 2023 with a unanimous decision win over Jose Benavidez Jr. before stopping Thomas LaManna in six rounds on May 31, 2025, in Las Vegas.

Australia enforces strict character requirements for foreign visitors under Section 501 of the Migration Act, allowing visas to be refused or canceled for applicants who fail the government’s character test. Charlo’s recent legal issues, including his guilty plea in a Texas DWI case, were expected to complicate his application.

No replacement opponent for Mazoudier has been announced.

The main event between Tim Tszyu and Errol Spence Jr. remains scheduled to headline the July 26 PBC pay-per-view card in Sydney, available on Prime Video PPV and DAZN.