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More than two years after making his HBO debut in a bout that took place at 140 lbs., Terence Crawford returns to the weight after enjoying a breakthrough run during his time spent in between at the lightweight division.
The unbeaten boxer from Omaha officially abandons the 135 lb. weight class, as he vies for a vacant 140 lb. belt in a scheduled 12-round battle with Thomas Dulorme. Their bout airs live on HBO from Arlington, Texas.
The past 12 months have been the best of Crawford’s career, with three title wins going a long way in gaining recognition from many publications as 2014 Fighter of the Year. He will receive such honors next Friday when the Boxing Writer’s Association of America holds its annual awards dinner in New York City.
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The unbeaten boxer from Omaha officially abandons the 135 lb. weight class, as he vies for a vacant 140 lb. belt in a scheduled 12-round battle with Thomas Dulorme. Their bout airs live on HBO from Arlington, Texas.
The past 12 months have been the best of Crawford’s career, with three title wins going a long way in gaining recognition from many publications as 2014 Fighter of the Year. He will receive such honors next Friday when the Boxing Writer’s Association of America holds its annual awards dinner in New York City.
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