
Spence: I Have Every Tool To Beat Crawford, It’s The Only Fight I Wanted
Errol Spence Jr. will need to throw everything and the kitchen sink at Terence Crawford in order to beat the Nebraska native when they clash July 29.
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Errol Spence Jr. will need to throw everything and the kitchen sink at Terence Crawford in order to beat the Nebraska native when they clash July 29.

For the most part, the fighters receive the lion's share of the credit. They’ve put in the sweat equity when the lights shine their brightest and place their health on the line. So, it’s only right that they receive the glory.

Terence Crawford Workouts Photos Gallery - Undefeated WBO Welterweight World Champion Terence “Bud” Crawford held his media workout in Las Vegas on Wednesday as the three-division champion prepares to take on unified WBC, WBA and IBF Welterweight World Champion Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. headlining a Showtime PPV on Saturday, July 29 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. (photos by Alex Sanchez)

Patience is something that Terence Crawford both practices and preaches. Come July 29th, however, stoicism may not be the most pragmatic approach. Errol Spence Jr., the current IBF, WBA, and WBC 147-pound champion, and Crawford’s upcoming dance partner, has

Plenty of Terence Crawford’s attributes are being praised ahead of his undisputed showdown against Errol Spence Jr. Who could blame them? Whether it’s his ability to snipe his opponents from the outside or the violent KOs he scores against literally all of his welterweight opposition, the 35-year-old has simply mastered the sport of boxing. With that said, his smooth switch-hitting capabilities have been accentuated as of late.

Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford made fans wait over five years to see them square off. But just because they’ll officially swap fists on July 29th, at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, that doesn’t mean it’ll be a one-and-done sort of event.

Before they even fought in the same weight class, a showdown between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford was slowly cooking up.

Oftentimes boxing fails to deliver the big-time fights that moves the needle into the mainstream and into pop culture. Floyd Mayweather Jr. was a master in his heyday at seemingly making everything stop on a Saturday night and having his fights take center stage.

Everything was coming together for Errol Spence Jr. Things just took a bit longer than he was anticipating. Beating Yordenis Ugas allowed Spence to pick up the WBA welterweight title. The final piece, of course, remained in the possession of Terence Crawford.

Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. have disagreed about the strength of their resumes and playfully promised to “fry fish” and “smoke a Bud” while promoting their welterweight championship showdown July 29 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.