Why is Danny Garcia not interested in beating Crawford?

Cause he gets beat up and ktfo

He is too busy fighting multi loss journeymen in the empty tennis court section of the Home Depot Center. Swift Promotions doe.

He has no chance in beating Crawford, and wont get any real money for losing he will get a couple hundred thousand. not too bad for a bum. im a bum and i make zero dollars. bum envy

He has no chance in beating Crawford, and wont get any real money for losing

Crawford has belts so it's up to any challengers to make any fight $ viable because they have a lot to gain by beating Bud and he has nothing much besides the money. Crawford is not ducking anyone, it's the potential challengers who know that their chance of winning is slim who are backing away. What is Crawford supposed to do if there are no viable challengers?

That's how scared he is of Terence, eh, doe? It's no longer about the challenge of beating one of the top dogs, it's about cashing out because he knew he would get beat. I see. Yep, pretty much so.

Danny is avoiding taking an L so quick, he will probably target Josesito Lopez after he beats John Molina or Andre Berto if Mikey Garcia leaves Haymon Boxing.

Both Spence and Crawford are much better fighters than Porter and Thurman in my opinion. I think he knows he would lose to both of them so he won't fight them.

I agree plenty of guys in the pbc stable for Danny to fight but they haven't given him a date. Since he lost to porter pbc has pretty much put Danny on the back burner. It sucks but if Danny isn't complaining about it that's on him. because he knows what’s coming

He still has interesting fights waiting for him that doesn't involve avenging his loses, which no one is interested in seeing, or Spence. There's Ugas, Broner, Mikey Garcia, even Alexander will do. What is Haymon doing? I agree plenty of guys in the pbc stable for Danny to fight but they haven't given him a date. Since he lost to porter pbc has pretty much put Danny on the back burner. It sucks but if Danny isn't complaining about it that's on him.

why is terence crawford not interested in fighting top welters? he coulda been a free agent but chose to reup with a company who can only offer him curbside opponents Because Top Rank bumped his guarantee for the rest of his prime to $3m a fight, with a likely higher number if they were to try PPV, and Crawford didn't see himself earning beyond that on the open market. Tim Bradley did the same thing; secure the bag for him and his family, fight whomever Top Rank put in front of him, tell the world that he's fighting whomever Top Rank puts in front of him, and kept it moving. Crawford's problem is that he really feels himself with that "best fighter on the planet" schtick, but you can't be that guy and also let someone else dictate who you fight and when, which is why there's issues now.

He hasn't had a meaningful win since he beat Mathysse in 2013. The two times he stepped up he lost. Spence is going to show the world on September 28th that he and Crawford are a league above, and the rest will fight to avoid being the gatekeeper in the division. The sport is in major trouble if it's dependent on Wilder and Davis becoming PPV Stars:bigeyes: The only proven PPV attractions active right now are Canelo, he no longer fights on PPV, and Pacquiao. The rest are fighting on PPV, but they are not PPV stars. We'll be able to gauge how much star power Spence and Wilder have this fall when their PPV numbers are released. Won the Peterson fight close, and lost the Thurman and Porter fights close; disparage the rest if you feel like it, you're free to have your own opinion. Crawford has yet to show he's a league above anything; you have to go back to Yuriorkis Gamboa in 2014 for Crawford's last meaningful win, so let's be fair here. Wilder is on his way, and Spence is on his way; this Fall will hopefully show that. With an unified/undisputed heavyweight champion running things for as long as he can hold onto the belts, and an undisputed welterweight champion (with or without the WBO) leading things at 147lbs, before likely moving to 154 and topping at 160, and both being American, you have as good as you can hope for in lotto tickets for PPV stars.

I have no idea what Danny is doing at this point. He looked good demolishing granados and now has nothing in the works. I wish he would leave pbc but he seems loyal to al haymon so it is what it is. He still has interesting fights waiting for him that doesn't involve avenging his loses, which no one is interested in seeing, or Spence. There's Ugas, Broner, Mikey Garcia, even Alexander will do. What is Haymon doing?

He accepted $1.25 mil in the Porter fight. $2 mil in the Thurman fight. How much does he want for the Crawford fight doe? If Khan got 5M I'm assuming he won't take less than that

So Danny Swift Garcia beating Crawford absolutely has zero value to you. I see. Beating Crawford isn't worth taking 50 cents on the dollar for the fight, no. Fair value is fair value; as long as Arum continues to refuse to pay it, Crawford will stay right where he's at (stuck trying to hype Mean Machine as a must-see fight, after getting a gift against Ray Robinson, and begging Eddie Hearn/Kell Brook to put up the money for the fight in the UK while not airing the fight on their chosen US broadcaster).

He only lost twice against top PBC guys Thurman and Porter, which were both close fights that could have gone either way. Rematches won't happen for him anytime soon. He's also not interested in Spence, which is the fastest way to move back on top if he wins. So why not do it elsewhere if PBC is not giving you much option? Beating Crawford also gets him on par with the top guy/s. What makes you think Danny is not interested in fighting Crawford or Spence? Or are you just making shyte up to fit your agenda?

why is terence crawford not interested in fighting top welters? he coulda been a free agent but chose to reup with a company who can only offer him curbside opponents

I have no idea what Danny is doing at this point. He looked good demolishing granados and now has nothing in the works. I wish he would leave pbc but he seems loyal to al haymon so it is what it is.

Folks need to watch more fights, lol. Skills are skills, but if all you see is a basic fighter, you're missing most of the picture. Beyond that, "the bubble pops" if all of these efforts don't end up with money generating fighters; with Wilder getting to PPV, Spence getting to PPV, and Gervonta Davis on the cusp of PPV, with a whole bunch of staves in the fire who could go that way if things play out right (Jermall Charlo, David Benevidez, Caleb Plant, Mario Barrios, Joey Spencer and Ritchardson Hitchens way down the line, etc), things are looking promising. People forget that Showtime's proceeds from Floyd (after paying Floyd, and covering their expenses) basically were enough to finance 2-3 years of Showtime's boxing budget (when Showtime was stacking 20 shows per year and ShoBox). Floyd is going to be tough to replicate, but if you have 3-4 strong stars, with a bunch of budding stars under that, you'll still be alright. He hasn't had a meaningful win since he beat Mathysse in 2013. The two times he stepped up he lost. Spence is going to show the world on September 28th that he and Crawford are a league above, and the rest will fight to avoid being the gatekeeper in the division. The sport is in major trouble if it's dependent on Wilder and Davis becoming PPV Stars:bigeyes: The only proven PPV attractions active right now are Canelo, he no longer fights on PPV, and Pacquiao. The rest are fighting on PPV, but they are not PPV stars. We'll be able to gauge how much star power Spence and Wilder have this fall when their PPV numbers are released.

No American fighter wants to fight Crawford and there is no Brit capable of doing so. Bring on the foreigners.