Why didn't Crawford snap up the belts if they were so easy to take? Did he think Amir Khan was a bigger challenge?
You talk about "facts" to shut down discussion where it suits you -- i.e. the widely-criticised home cooking in the Horn decision over Pacquaio, saying only the outcome counts, but then ignore the outcome when it comes to Spence picking up the belts. There the "facts" are not the outcome -- and clearly Spence being a unified belt holder is a stone, cold fact -- but the important part is discussing how the belt holders that he faced obtained the belts. If acknowledging that Spence holds three belts is the definition of a fan boy, then surely everyone is fan boy unless they are willing to deny reality. So, yes, perhaps we should end the conversation. I don't think you even understand the discussion, as I am not arguing Crawford cannot beat Spence, merely that Crawford has done less at WW thus far.
You talk about "facts" to shut down discussion where it suits you -- i.e. the widely-criticised home cooking in the Horn decision over Pacquaio, saying only the outcome counts, but then ignore the outcome when it comes to Spence picking up the belts. There the "facts" are not the outcome -- and clearly Spence being a unified belt holder is a stone, cold fact -- but the important part is discussing how the belt holders that he faced obtained the belts. If acknowledging that Spence holds three belts is the definition of a fan boy, then surely everyone is fan boy unless they are willing to deny reality. So, yes, perhaps we should end the conversation. I don't think you even understand the discussion, as I am not arguing Crawford cannot beat Spence, merely that Crawford has done less at WW thus far.
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