Bud Crawford Resume Is Straight Trash...

He's not fought anyone that stands out too much. But you always hear 3 division undisputed, only so many have achieved that. So it seems bud is impressive, but just don't seem to have gone out of his way to do it, but he's did it somehow, some way if you get me? Under the radar, yet he's as high as top 2 pfp, above usy k and nelo. So we'll done Broner at one point was also an extensively decorated champion, whereas in another era he would not have made it to the top but a notch below.

He's not fought anyone that stands out too much. But you always hear 3 division undisputed, only so many have achieved that. So it seems bud is impressive, but just don't seem to have gone out of his way to do it, but he's did it somehow, some way if you get me? Under the radar, yet he's as high as top 2 pfp, above usy k and nelo. So we'll done Same way that Broner was whatever champion galaxy titles he all had at how many weights.

For his reputation and his achievements, yes his resume is very poor. His manager or whoever was talking about him nearing "greatest ever" status, when that just couldn't be any further from the truth. Would you back Shane Mosley to go through his resume unbeaten? Miguel Cotto? Because I certainly would, and those two aren't in the greatest ever discussion at all. Shane Mosley would have sent post car crash Errol home on a stretcher Neither should Crawford be, he's not clearly the P4P #1, Inoue and Usyk have equal claims to that, but of course The ring magazine have north American bias so Crawford is #1 by default. I'm a fan of Crawford, I enjoy his style, I think you'd struggle to find anyone to beat him now, and I think he competes in any era at a very high level. But that doesn't mean I'm going to blow smoke up anyone's ass and claim Crawford has a good resume.

Holy shit the amount of excuses people make is wildbud haters said spence would starch him, and when the exact opposite happened, now they make excuses. Jesus fuck i hate boxing fans.

He’s also looked average vs a lot of these guys. Far from dominant.

I'll never say it's trash, but I don't see him walking down Tszyu as if he's fighting Lundy. That's what some people are suggesting. And it's so damn foolish. He beat a guy who had no game plan, who thought he's just fighting another one of his previous opponents, and now all of a sudden Mr Bud can beat everybody. He is not walking down Tim he will dissect him with precision, his resume is weak but there is no denying TC is special.

Terence Bumford's resume is ass.

Crawford resume is bad for being who he’s supposed to be. He missed out on a lot of fights that would’ve made his resume alot stronger and a bigger star. He jumped up in weight at the wrong times and/or a lot of the meaningful fights were PBC guys -Mikey Garcia -Undefeated Broner -Prime Thurman -Prime Amir Khan -Pacquaio -Tim Bradley -Brandon Rios -Prime Danny Garcia -Matthyse -Prime Kell Brook He could’ve even chased greatness at 154 earlier on in risky fights but would’ve enhanced his legacy. Imagine if he had Golovkin on his resume. He really missed a lot of fights early in his career and now he’s trying to play catch up but it’s too late because there aren’t really many meaningful fights to compare with Mayweather, Sugar Ray, Hagler, Pernell, Oscar etc. His best chance would be to jump to 168 and challenge David Benavidez then Canelo which doesn’t seem realistic

He wont walk him down he will dissect him with precision. And yes his resume is weak as water compared to the last era. Really? If it's that easy, then why did Charlo disappear? What did he see in Tazoo?

I'll never say it's trash, but I don't see him walking down Tszyu as if he's fighting Lundy. That's what some people are suggesting. And it's so damn foolish. He beat a guy who had no game plan, who thought he's just fighting another one of his previous opponents, and now all of a sudden Mr Bud can beat everybody. He wont walk him down he will dissect him with precision. And yes his resume is weak as water compared to the last era.

List of 3 division lineal champions in the history of men's professional boxing: Bob Fitzsimmons Tony Canzoneri Barney Ross Henry Armstrong Sugar Ray Leonard Oscar De La Hoya Floyd Mayweather Jr. Manny Pacquiao Terence Crawford​ List of multi-weight undisputed champions in the 3 belt or 4 belt eras of men's professional boxing: Evander Holyfield Terence Crawford Naoya Inoue

This thread is trash Word. As is the OP.

This thread is trash

been saying this Dmitrii Bivol has the best resume in boxing.

He’s TBE….

Let's see your resume...

No, his best W is a weight drained Spence

I'll never say it's trash, but I don't see him walking down Tszyu as if he's fighting Lundy. That's what some people are suggesting. And it's so damn foolish. He beat a guy who had no game plan, who thought he's just fighting another one of his previous opponents, and now all of a sudden Mr Bud can beat everybody.

Burns = EuroBum Gamboa = Undersized; badly wobbled Postol = Good Fighter Indongo = Trash Benavidez = One-Legged Dulorme = Trash Diaz = Trash Lundy = Trash Jean = Trash Beltran = Trash Brook = Shot Khan = Shot Horn = Received Gift Against Pacquiao Kavaliauskas = EuroBum; lit up and dropped Crawford Avanesyan = Trash Porter = Tough Gatekeeper Spence = Damaged goods; drained

It’s not Crawford fault that the divisions he went through were “soft”. The only great fighter that could have defined how good he really is but never fought was Mike Garcia at 135.