Comments Thread For: Crawford: 'I Was Kinda Disappointed ... That It Took This Long For Me To Get My Recognition'
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Crawford should whoop Boots's booty after he finishes his rematch with Spence, and then have some fights with guys like Thurman, Danny G, Ugas and then call it a career.
There's no need for Bud to move up to 168, makes no sense when there's better options at 147-154 around his size.Comment
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He’s great in the ring but the reason he’s where he is at is he’s 35 and hasn’t made the fights people want to see. If he retired today he would be quickly forgotten. The Spence win was big but he should have taken that fight and others on that level years ago. He let others dictate his fight choices and it did him no favors.
He made the decision to go to Top Rank and resign there in his prime earning years knowing they’re stable of WW fighters and how hard it is for Arum to work with other promoters.
With how inactive he’s been and his age it will be tough to make a big splash in his remaining years in the game.Comment
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Maybe he wants his flowers so badly because of this........
"Terence Crawford's mother paid kids to beat him up and punished the superstar with a leather belt during his childhood in Omaha - insisting it made him the success he is today.
Crawford's mother, Debra, had an unorthodox approach to parenting and paid kids in the local community $10 (£8) each to fight her son on the streets.
She also undermined Crawford's achievements in the ring and refused to tell her son that she loved him or that she was proud of him
The 35-year-old's mother also admitted to 'beating him with a belt' and 'whooping his a**' to make him the pound-for-pound sensation he is today"
The mother of undisputed boxing welterweight champion Terence Crawford' paid people to beat him up during his childhood in Nebraska, and punished him with a leather belt.
ouch lol
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Yeah. This ain’t the first to hang your hat on. Is Ugas considered some legend for whipping old man Pac? I don’t think so.was pac 5 yrs ago really some kind of prize that was going to elevate bud up? he was clearly well past his best, surely the fight was just a foregone conclusion, elevation fights i presume would need an element of oh this guy 'might' lose so casuals get interested, surely that wouldnt have existed with pac bud at that time
crawford didn’t get recognition because he had a pretty lack lustre resume, simple as that.Comment
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The likes of Kavaliauskas, Horn, Postol, Diaz, and Indongo helped round Crawford into the guy we saw destroy Spence. The likes of Garcia, Garcia, Ugas, Porter, and Peterson helped round Spence into the guy we saw get destroyed.
Name recognition and popularity contest, probably need to ask yourselves who really had the better "resume" of the two...Last edited by The Common Man; 09-07-2023, 02:29 PM.Comment
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Pacquiao no longer looked good after that Horn fight. Any win over him after that point was just diminished.
Even Floyd's win over Pacquiao seemed way luckluster especially the context we have (Pacquiao's back to back losses to hof'ers Bradley and Marquez)
Pacquiao had his Duran-Barkely moment with Thurman.
Bud is better off destroying prime p4p fighters than destroying an old man chasing last glory.Comment
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He's right.
The business of boxing whether it's Arum ****blocking the Pacquiao fight or Al Haymon blackballing him.
I really wish some really rich fxck would buy boxing & create a format where guys have to fight & can't hide behind promotersComment
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Man these Crawford groupies get all butt hurt when the truth is spoken....
He wanted the pac fight and it was dangled in front of him to resign w TR and then they snatched it. Then it was “killed” by Arum. Is what it is. He used his time wisely and became undisputed at 140 and 147. All worked out fine, and now you the most talked about fighter in the sport. Slow, steady, and intentional.Comment
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