Comments Thread For: Terence Crawford Drops Errol Spence Three Times, Stops Him in Nine To Become Undisputed
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You could also say Bud beat a severely weight drained guy who nearly got killed in a car crash, after fully acclimating to the division, while Inoue took on the consensus best guy in his prime in a higher division in his divisional debut. You can diminish the achievements of anyone if you try hard enough.
I think that's disingenuous, and rather pathetic when we've been gifted with performances on that caliber.
Just give them both their well deserved props. We know who the best two fighters are. I, for one, don't care to split hairs about who is better.Comment
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I really thought that Spence would've won this fight, in the same way that he lost to Spence.
Crawford proved himself beyond a shadow of a doubt, to be the best fighter in boxing at this point in time.
To think that his former promoter Bob Arum lost him as part of his stable, by saying that he was losing money promoting him because he didn't sell out arena's.
What do you have to say now Bob, how wrong could you've gotten this fighter's future trajectory in the sport, what a monumental mistake on your part.Last edited by Boricua181; 07-30-2023, 12:24 AM.Comment
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I agree. I'm just pointing out that you don't need to minimize Inoue's accomplishments to raise up Bud. They're both special fighters, who are staking their claims to being ATG.
The point is that you can be a jackass and devalue this win just as easily as you can with Inoue v Fulton. Just look at the excuses already from Spence fans. Look at my past posts. You'll see I've been questioning why Spence was considered on Bud's level this whole time, and Bud just proved why I was asking those questions.
Bud just had a huge fish fry. Don't need to devalue Inoue to appreciate that win.Comment
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nah. He never looked like the guy who beat kell Brook. His body different now he even talks slower. He’s faculties we’re diminished but again that’s neither here nor there it is what it is spence will never be as good as Bud. That’s hard for me to say lolLast edited by LAchargers373; 07-30-2023, 12:16 AM.Comment
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Crawford cemented as #1 P4P status. His pre-Spence opposition made ATG status distant, but he’s vaulted himself into those conversations.
Dominating another pound for pound fighter in or near his prime with Spence’s track record is extremely rare.
He blew Spence out in every judging category: clean punching, ring generalship, effective aggression, and defense. He was faster, stronger, composed, stamina, etc.
He constantly thwarted all of Errol’s attempts to assert himself. Neutralized him at long, mid, and short range, punished him at mid range, and his accuracy and counterpunching was at such a high level that he left a still game Spence with no answers long before the ref stopped the fight.
The performance tonight deserves heaps of praise.Comment
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Spence's fans put too much credit on their fighter despite lacking extraordinary skills...yes he has power but that was it...he fought ike 7 or 8 times in 7 years whch includes 126lber and a couple of 140lbers...how can they say Spence is p4p with that very limited activity and limited opponents is beyond meComment
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Bud is P4P King and a ALL TIME GREAT FIGHTER! Nothing else to say no debate
Spence still a excellent fight but Bud is greater and he proved in an absolute dominating fashion
Bud and Inoue 1a and 1b P4P Kings for me absolutely incredible performances this week from both separating them from the rest of boxing IMO
Spence I'm still a fan as well, move up to 154 and rebuild champ but yeah stay TF away from that Bud Rematch. At 154 for Spence...
Castano
Erikson Lubin
Brian Mendoza
Fundora
all nice bounce back fights for him but all very dangerous
then you got the young hungry guys coming in Jesus Ramos, Xander Zayas and Charles Conwell so 154 doesn't get easier AT ALLLast edited by sicko; 07-30-2023, 12:23 AM.Comment
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