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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Crawford Says Spence's Size Doesn't Matter: I've Been Smallest But Strongest My Entire Life

    Terence Crawford kicked off his career in 2008 as a lightweight and competed in the weight class until 2014, winning a world title along the way.
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    #2
    I'm pretty sure he was a weight bully at 130, 35 and possibly 140. So IDK I've been the smallest B.S....

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    • AmpMcv
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      #3
      "Spence will sport a 1 ½ inch reach advantage while Crawford will have a two-inch reach advantage."

      WTF?

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      • OldTerry
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        #4
        Originally posted by AmpMcv
        "Spence will sport a 1 ½ inch reach advantage while Crawford will have a two-inch reach advantage."

        WTF?
        Errol Spence Jr. Record & Height
        • Age: 33
        • Height: 5 feet, 9.5 inches
        • Reach: 72 inches
        Terence Crawford Record & Height
        • Age: 35
        • Height: 5 feet, 8 inches
        • Reach: 74 inches

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        • -Kev-
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          #5
          When discussing size in boxing, you have to think about weight.

          Height and reach only matters if the fighter uses it. Spence gives up his height and reach with the way he fights, he gives it away.

          Is Spence heavier than Crawford? That’s what could play a part. And even that plays a bigger part if the fighter uses the weight advantage. For example Fury-Wilder II and III.

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          • Monty Fisto
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            #6
            Originally posted by AmpMcv
            "Spence will sport a 1 ½ inch reach advantage while Crawford will have a two-inch reach advantage."

            WTF?
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              #7
              Originally posted by -Kev-
              When discussing size in boxing, you have to think about weight.

              Height and reach only matters if the fighter uses it. Spence gives up his height and reach with the way he fights, he gives it away.

              Is Spence heavier than Crawford? That’s what could play a part. And even that plays a bigger part if the fighter uses the weight advantage. For example Fury-Wilder II and III.
              I asked one of my OG’s that worked with Murad Muhammad here in NJ. He said pick Spence because he will weigh as much as 15-17lbs more on fight night.

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              • -Kev-
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                #8
                Originally posted by The Big Dunn

                I asked one of my OG’s that worked with Murad Muhammad here in NJ. He said pick Spence because he will weigh as much as 15-17lbs more on fight night.
                15-17lbs more than Crawford or 15-17lbs over 147?

                I’m still reluctantly picking Spence and rooting for him. But I don’t like his inactivity and his comments (before Crawford talks) about the car crash cutting his career short and not having much time left in boxing.

                Crawford claims he walks around 177lbs. In a 2019 interview with GQ, Spence said he walks around 170.



                I guess it is possible that Spence walks around heavier since that interview.

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                • The Big Dunn
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by -Kev-

                  15-17lbs more than Crawford or 15-17lbs over 147?

                  I’m still reluctantly picking Spence and rooting for him. But I don’t like his inactivity and his comments (before Crawford talks) about the car crash cutting his career short and not having much time left in boxing.

                  Crawford claims he walks around 177lbs. In a 2019 interview with GQ, Spence said he walks around 170.



                  I guess it is possible that Spence walks around heavier since that interview.
                  More than Crawford on fight night.

                  Im just glad we’re finally getting this level of fight between 2 top 5 p4p boxers.

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                  • -Kev-
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by The Big Dunn

                    More than Crawford on fight night.

                    Im just glad weâre finally getting this level of fight between 2 top 5 p4p boxers.
                    For sure, it’s about time.

                    If that’s true about the 12-15lbs more, I wonder if he will fight Crawford with an inside fighting type of style and use his weight to kind of wear him down. He wore down Ugas by just coming forward and fighting like a dog, but Crawford moves better than Ugas and punches harder.

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