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Boxers these days are all becoming ranchers it seems apparently Spence is reborn now that he became a Rancher...
- Undefeated IBF and WBC welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. will fight WBA title-holder Yordenis Ugas in a unification bout on Saturday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas - the home of the Dallas Cowboys
- It is Spence's second fight in the 30 months since he was nearly killed in a single-car drunk-driving wreck
- He got a concussion and facial lacerations from crashing his $300,000 Ferrari, but didn't break any bones
- While recovering, Spence decided he needed to get away from his old habits and bought a 60-acre ranch outside his native Dallas. He soon became obsessed with horses, which he says have been the****utic for him
- Whereas Spence once struggled with the downtime between fights, he's now busy sharing his new ranch with his three children: 17-month-old son, Errol III, and six-year-old twin daughters, Ivy and Violet
- Spence was scheduled to face Manny Pacquiao in 2021, but was pulled out of the fight due to an eye injury
- With a win over Ugas on Saturday, Spence would put himself in position to fight WBO champ Terence Crawford with a chance to become the undisputed king of the welterweight division
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