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Spence: I'll Definitely Stop Crawford; Kavaliauskas Dropped Him, Gamboa Hurt Him

•Apr 16, 2020

Errol Spence Jr. envisions a much-discussed battle between him and Terence Crawford becoming his legacy-defining fight. Spence mentioned Leonard-Hagler, Leonard-Hearns and Hagler-Hearns as potential comparisons during an Instagram Live interview Monday with Premier Boxing Champions’ Ray Flores. The unbeaten IBF/WBC welterweight champion expects to stop Crawford, too, if their welterweight title unification fight happens.

Crawford: I Truly Feel When I Fight Spence, I'm Gonna F--k Him Up!

Keith Idec

•Apr 15, 2020

Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. don’t talk often. When they do communicate, the undefeated welterweight champions convey their supposed superiority over one another. Crawford recounted some of their conversations as part of Chris Mannix’s most recent Sports Illustrated boxing podcast.

Crawford Would Rather Fight Pacquiao, Spence, Garcia, Thurman Before Brook

Keith Idec

•Apr 13, 2020

There are at least four elite welterweights Terence Crawford would prefer fighting over Kell Brook. The unbeaten WBO welterweight champion told IFL TV during an interview posted to its YouTube channel Saturday that he would want to face, in order, Manny Pacquiao, Errol Spence Jr., Danny Garcia and Keith Thurman ahead of boxing Brook. If any of those four fights cannot be made next, then Crawford would welcome a fight against England’s Brook.

Mikey Garcia: Pacquiao Can't Complicate Things Like Spence Because He's Smaller

Keith Idec

•Apr 12, 2020

Mikey Garcia was on the wrong end of a lopsided decision the first time he fought a left-handed welterweight. The four-division champion can’t see his second welterweight fight against a southpaw unfolding similarly. Like Garcia, Manny Pacquiao essentially is an ambitious junior welterweight, which according to Garcia, makes him much more beatable than Errol Spence Jr.

Spence: Crawford Fight Is Big, It Just Has To Make Sense

Jake Donovan

•Apr 12, 2020

Errol Spence couldn’t be any clearer in his desire for a welterweight superfight with Terence Crawford. A matchup between the pair of unbeaten titlists and pound-for-pound entrants remains high on the wish list of most boxing fans and among the most common matchups mentioned by boxers as the one big fight they’d like to see come to fruition. By his own admission, it’s not the next fight in queue for the 30-year old southpaw from Desoto, Texas, but one that is definitely on his radar.

Spence: I Got A Second Chance; I'm Not Taking It For Granted At All

Keith Idec

•Apr 10, 2020

Errol Spence Jr. knows the consequences of his car accident six months ago could’ve been much worse. The 30-year-old boxer realizes he is extremely lucky to have lived through a horrific crash in which his Ferrari flipped over several times and he was ejected onto the pavement in downtown Dallas. Spence was hospitalized for more than a week following that terrible wreck October 10.

Top Rank Prez: Crawford Wants Spence or Pacquiao, Brook is Option

BoxingScene Staff

•Apr 9, 2020

WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford would like to get in the ring for a unification with WBC, IBF champion Errol Spence or WBA champion Manny Pacquiao, according to Top Rank President Todd DuBoef. And another option is former welterweight champion Kell Brook, who is pushing to face Crawford.

James: Spence Made Bigger Statement Beating Porter, Garcia At What They Do Best

Keith Idec

•Apr 9, 2020

Derrick James has seen the same Errol Spence Jr. in the gym recently that he had watched throughout Spence’s ascent toward the elite level of the sport. Spence’s comeback from injuries sustained during a one-car accident October 10 in Dallas has encouraged James. The unbeaten IBF/WBC welterweight champion’s trainer isn’t certain when he’ll fight again due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but James hopes boxing fans appreciate Spence’s two impressive victories in 2019.

Spence: Car Accident Was Wake-Up Call From God; Was Way Too Comfortable

Keith Idec

•Apr 7, 2020

Errol Spence Jr. is extremely thankful that injuries he sustained during an October car accident didn’t ruin his boxing career. Now that he has had six months to reflect on what happened that frightening night in downtown Dallas, Spence has taken what happened to him as a sign to change his behavior outside of the ring. The unbeaten IBF/WBC welterweight champion says he has re-dedicated himself to training the way he prepared prior to knocking out Kell Brook to win the IBF 147-pound title in May 2017.

Spence: Staying At Welterweight Until I Finish My Goal To Become Undisputed Champ

Jake Donovan

•Apr 7, 2020

If Errol Spence sees his wish list come to life, then his goal of becoming undisputed welterweight champion will occur within his next three fights. However long it takes, though, will determine how long the unified titlist remains put. “Until I finish my goal and my goal is to become undisputed welterweight champion of the world,” Spence (26-0, 21KOs) confirmed during a recent interview on the Instagram Live channel of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC), hosted by Ray Flores. “Once I become undisputed, then I’ll see about moving up.