Before you proclaim TC the king of 140.

[CatchAndShoot]

I think Danny boy could no look hook his ass. TC just like Gamboa has crazy heart, and WILL trade with you if you try to punk him.

You guys gotta remember. Herrera is crazy busy, and moves like a mongoose. TC is very deliberate and text book.

[GhostBlade]

A fight between Crawford and Danny Garcia would be great but they'd rather fight no-names at this point and wait to take on Mayweather.

[tito_bandito]

People forget Crawford was badly hurt before the stoppage.

[Check_hooks]

Prov, Algeiri and Postol are the best at 140

[-PBP-]

He traded with Gamboa because he was the smaller man. Crawford will use movement and outbox Garcia and it will be 117-111 at worst.

This is the Crawford you can expect to see more of at 140:



Terence Crawford vs. Breidis Prescott by outlawrocker

[Beercules]

I agree, Crawford got a bit wild last night and someone like Garcia/Provo/Lucas could very well spark him out.

I was surprised when Gamboa hurt him. Gamboa must hit pretty ****ing hard for a little guy

[_original_]

Who's proclaiming him the king at 140?

[CatchAndShoot]

Shoot, you guys are crazy if you think TC's a lock against Lucas, Ruslan, Algieri, Peterson, Alvarado.

TC is a beast, no doubt, but I just see this guy getting hurt. I'm telling you guys. Crawford got away with those shots landed by Gamboa, because of the size.

[CatchAndShoot]

He traded with Gamboa because he was the smaller man. Crawford will use movement and outbox Garcia and it will be 117-111 at worst.

This is the Crawford you can expect to see more of at 140:



Terence Crawford vs. Breidis Prescott by outlawrocker

He even tried to bully and stay in the pocket with Prescott at certain points in that fight. Prescott has no types of speed. Let a big boy clip him with a sniper shot, and see what happens.

[-PBP-]

He even tried to bully and stay in the pocket with Prescott at certain points in that fight. Prescott has no types of speed. Let a big boy clip him with a sniper shot, and see what happens.

Versatility is never a bad thing. And @ that last sentence, it applies to every single fighter in the history of boxing.