
Rudy Hernandez tips Israil Madrimov to beat Terence Crawford
Trainer, cutman and commentator Rudy Hernandez is picking Israil Madrimov to upset Terence Crawford on Saturday in Los Angeles, despite Crawford being a heavy favorite among bookmakers.
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Trainer, cutman and commentator Rudy Hernandez is picking Israil Madrimov to upset Terence Crawford on Saturday in Los Angeles, despite Crawford being a heavy favorite among bookmakers.

Terence Crawford is the epitome of a great “four-belt era” fighter. He’s gustily collected nine alphabet straps thus far in 18 world-title fights (all wins; 15 by KO) across three weight classes...

In Jim Lampley’s mind, Terence Crawford is a throwback to the first fighter Lampley ever watched on television, the legendary Sugar Ray Robinson.

Coach Stephen “Breadman” Edwards, in his latest mailbag, discusses Saturday’s August 3 show in Los Angeles, a possible bout between Gervonta Davis and Shakur Stevenson, Canelo’s pound-for-pound standing and Jaron Ennis pressing his case to face Terence Crawford.

Three-division champion Terence Crawford is moving up to 154 pounds to challenge junior middleweight titlist Israil Madrimov on Saturday at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.

Terence Crawford, alongside Oleksandr Usyk, is definitely one of the two best fighters in the world.

Uzbekistan has entered a rich period in its boxing history, with Israil Madrimov set to defend his 154-pound title against Terence Crawford and several Uzbek boxers going for gold at the Paris Olympics.

As Terence Crawford heads into a Saturday showdown against Israil Madrimov, aiming to become a four-division champion, the red carpet has been rolled out for him in a way he has never experienced.

erence Crawford’s bid for a world title in a fourth weight class and Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz’s quest toward an extended run as a world champion have cleared Friday’s weigh-in screening, heightening the buildup for Saturday night’s debut Saudi Arabia-backed card in downtown L.A.

LOS ANGELES – What’s known about and what’s seen from Terence Crawford as a boxer is spectacular. One of only two active double-undisputed world champions. The ability to jab and throw power punches with both hands. Forty fights, 40 victories, 31 knockouts. And a hellacious nasty streak that fuels his eagerness to finish wounded opponents.