Comments Thread For: Terence Crawford joins distinguished company of four-division titleholders

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Terence Crawford secured a unanimous decision victory over Israil Madrimov to steal his junior middleweight title Saturday at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, putting the Omaha, Nebraska-born fighter in the league of greats who have won belts in four different weight classes.
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[Boxfan83]

What about Robert Guerrero? He deserves to be there with Broner.

[wrecksracer]

Canelo doesn't count? For that matter, why not just do a complete list of everybody who has been a 4 division champ? Too much work?

[BZBEE]

Eric Morales?

Canelo?

Jorge Arce?

Mickey Garcia?

Leo Santa cruz?

Kazuto Ioka?

Donnie Nietes?

kosei Tanaka?

[OnePunch]

Broner completely diluted the significance of being a 4 division champion

[ELPacman]

With this many folks and some possibly missed, perhaps it isn't as limited or distinguished of a list anymore? Granted, I still think it takes work to make the list, though perhaps not the rare unicorn it once was.

[Bronx2245]

Salute to Bud Crawford! Not just a HOF fighter, but an ATG!

[Floyd Honeybuns]

Where is the first 4-division champion, Thomas "Hitman" Hearns?

[BoxWhere]

Broner completely diluted the significance of being a 4 division champion

That's because 2 of his belts were wba regular. So he isn't a real 4 divison champ.

[Elheath]

Seeing the first two guys I thought he was only talking about guys with 4+ including 147 or something, but Donaire, Choco, Inoue is in it too.

Heck, even if you just include guys who are currently active champions and take off Ioka you still got Canelo and Tanaka.