still vastly inferior to Crawford. Not sure what you're debating.
Crawford has ONE big name: Gamboa, and even that's debatable. You're going off eye test rather than resume - which is fine, but let's just be clear here.
Jeff "Legend Killer" Horn has FOUR names, all with decisive endings.
Crawford beating Horn puts him up there in rankings in my book, but while Crawford continues on his trend of fighting lesser fighters elsewise, Horn is going after top dogs.
i like horn, hes all guts but hes not on crawford's level.
I don't disagree. However, there were a lot of factors at play in that fight. I want to know if Crawford does as well without a su****ious hand injury delay that throws off fighter prep - as one example. He probably does, but if a rematch goes and Horn takes Crawford the distance winning 6 rounds, it basically means the first was a fluke. That potential interests me with any fighter.
Crawford has ONE big name: Gamboa, and even that's debatable. You're going off eye test rather than resume - which is fine, but let's just be clear here.
Jeff "Legend Killer" Horn has FOUR names, all with decisive endings.
Crawford beating Horn puts him up there in rankings in my book, but while Crawford continues on his trend of fighting lesser fighters elsewise, Horn is going after top dogs.
Who gets my respeck? The Hornet.
who gets your respect is irrelevant. And it's laughable that you say horn is going after top dogs. He's just fought a 43 yr old c level fighter. In the ring, Crawford decisively dominated horn. There is no need for a rematch and he'll never get one. Again, I'm not even sure what you're trying to debate.
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