Shawn Porter will beat the DOG SH/T out of Crawford (the dog sh/t)

[Scipio2009]

I don’t think Porter beats him but it’s good to see that people are realizing there’s not a huge gap between Spence/Crawford and the rest of the top welterweights

Odd that you've still coupled Spence and Crawford, but whatever

[KillaMane26]

Typical fans... Guy gets hit but stops game opponent with great amateur background n undefeated now he is the #5 WW and gets stops buy a guy who couldnt stop less skilled opponents.

Makes perfect sense

[YoungManRumble]

Would just be like Horn / Crawford fight all over again

[Mister Wolf]

Typical fans... Guy gets hit but stops game opponent with great amateur background n undefeated now he is the #5 WW and gets stops buy a guy who couldnt stop less skilled opponents.

Makes perfect sense

Its reassuring to know that at least some people on here still have sense.

[Scipio2009]

Why do you say that because of his last fight with the Machine??
You must know that if Bud Wanted to just box he could have but that's how he wanted to fight this fight.
He's a throwback fighter and loves to get into wars.
He gave Machine every opportunity he could to make it a fairer fight. Lol.

With your brains, literally, on the line, no fighter with ability is giving anyone a free shot at **** (Tim Bradley, in getting the decision in a 7-5 fight that TV spun to have been a blowout, was utterly dumb when he went to war with Provodnikov, but that's on him), especially a fighter with the ability that Crawford is supposed to have.

What he did before is whatever, but, at 147lbs, he had a punch out with Jeff Horn (about 5 rounds before he started to will, but still), and now apparently had another punch out with Kaviliauskas.

Let's see if this holds as a pattern, but it's downright dumb to go up two weight classes from your absolute best weight, to now decide to start letting punches bounce off of your jaw.

Crawford is open and takes damage he shouldn't take (to try to figure out what he's in the ring with and close hard over the back half of the fight); that's a dangerous game to play when you've maxed out at the weight while most of the rest of the top talent have the frames to go up another 1-2 divisions.

[Mister Wolf]

With your brains, literally, on the line, no fighter with ability is giving anyone a free shot at **** (Tim Bradley, in getting the decision in a 7-5 fight that TV spun to have been a blowout, was utterly dumb when he went to war with Provodnikov, but that's on him), especially a fighter with the ability that Crawford is supposed to have.

What he did before is whatever, but, at 147lbs, he had a punch out with Jeff Horn (about 5 rounds before he started to will, but still), and now apparently had another punch out with Kaviliauskas.

Let's see if this holds as a pattern, but it's downright dumb to go up two weight classes from your absolute best weight, to now decide to start letting punches bounce off of your jaw.

Crawford is open and takes damage he shouldn't take (to try to figure out what he's in the ring with and close hard over the back half of the fight); that's a dangerous game to play when you've maxed out at the weight while most of the rest of the top talent have the frames to go up another 1-2 divisions.

Bull****...

[MASTER OF you]

He's not putting Porter (or any of the top 147lbers) out with one shot, and he's hittable (very much so over the first 4-5 rounds of a fight, a bit less so after).

Brook, Thurman and Spence are massive for the weight, and Danny Garcia is big for the weight, and none of them could keep Porter off with any great consistency.

What chance do you give Crawford, a guy who's clearly small for the weight?

jeff horn was a massive welterweight who fights the same way porter does probably a little more dirtier than porter who gave pac lots of trouble. pac with all his power couldn't stop horn from swarming him yet crawford was never bothered by horn's weight advantage nor fighting style he handled him easily and stopped him. crawford is hittable but he hasn't been truly hurt or put down unlike porter who got put down by broner of all people! porter is predictable and leaves him self wide open when he punches/lunges in head first. crawford will see that and counter him to death. crawford has a 100% KO ratio at welterweight.

[Biolink]

He'll fight a totally different fight against Porter and won't be afraid of stinking it up if he has to. He went in there with the intention of trading with Kidfsfskas and he did pay for it.

[BLASTER1]

With your brains, literally, on the line, no fighter with ability is giving anyone a free shot at **** (Tim Bradley, in getting the decision in a 7-5 fight that TV spun to have been a blowout, was utterly dumb when he went to war with Provodnikov, but that's on him), especially a fighter with the ability that Crawford is supposed to have.

What he did before is whatever, but, at 147lbs, he had a punch out with Jeff Horn (about 5 rounds before he started to will, but still), and now apparently had another punch out with Kaviliauskas.

Let's see if this holds as a pattern, but it's downright dumb to go up two weight classes from your absolute best weight, to now decide to start letting punches bounce off of your jaw.

Crawford is open and takes damage he shouldn't take (to try to figure out what he's in the ring with and close hard over the back half of the fight); that's a dangerous game to play when you've maxed out at the weight while most of the rest of the top talent have the frames to go up another 1-2 divisions.

What I'm trying to say is he has a different mindset to Alot if the other fighters in that he is Pissed that he can't get the fights he wants and has so much talent but at welter no-one will step up to him
He went into this fight with an aggressive mindset and virtually gave Kaviluskis his best weapons to fight him with.
I'm sure he must get bored of just out boxing his compitition so he decided to win this one in a war which he won.

[dibzvincent143]

Im sorry but after Bud's last fight i got shawn smoking him. his chin was getting tapped a bit too much and his knees kept buckling. Shawn too much of a dog for him.

I think crawford will have a tough time with porter..as anyone will including pacquiao at this point.

Porter doesn’t box.. he pressures you nonstop he doesn’t care about looking good. If he can push around a big welter in spence then he can do that to anyone at that weight. One thing about porter is he’s also not plodding, he has fast feet to catch up with his opponents and tie them up to the ropes.. and also has good handspeed.

If it goes like the spence fight, can crawford handle it? We havent seen him in anything like that..

Personally i’d be more scared for pacquiao to fight porter, than against spence. He will not leave the old man room to breathe and take rounds off.
Crawford will also match up well against spence than against crawford.

Porter earn a fan in me in his danny and spence fights