Terence Crawford: record, next fight and profile →
Coming off his successful debut in New York this past weekend, where Terence Crawford stopped Hank Lundy in five rounds, promoter Bob Arum now has designs of taking him out west for his next outing. One of the options Arum is considering is the former WBO champion at 140-pounds, Ruslan Provodnikov (25-4, 18KOs).
by David P. Greisman - Terence Crawford was the star of the show. He was the headline fighter in the main event of a boxing card taking place in the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City and being broadcast on HBO. He was a two-division world titleholder with an undefeated record whose skills had landed...
NEW YORK - Terrence Crawford stopped Henry Lundy 2 minutes, 9 seconds into the fifth round to retain his WBO World Championship Super Lightweight title Saturday night.
NEW YORK -- Terrence Crawford stood on the second rope, mouth open and tongue sticking out for the entire world to see. Simply, it was the picture of a man enjoying his success.
WBO junior welterweight champion Terence Crawford is going to return on a date in June or July, according to his promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank. Crawford (28-0, 15KOs) returned on Saturday night at the Theater in New York's Madison Square Garden, with a fifth round stoppage of Hank Lundy. Crawford broke Lundy down, dropping him in the fifth and then finishing him off with a series of combinations against the ropes.
NEW YORK -- Terrence Crawford stood on the second rope, mouth open and tongue sticking out for the entire world to see. Simply, it was the picture of a man enjoying his success.
NEW YORK – Terence Crawford clearly hurt Hank Lundy pretty badly on Saturday night. According to Lundy, though, Crawford wasn’t the opponent that him hardest during his 33-fight, 10-year career. That distinction belongs to John Molina, who stopped Lundy in the 11th round of their July 10 fight in Lincoln, Rhode Island.
NEW YORK -- Terrence Crawford stood on the second rope, mouth open and tongue sticking out for the entire world to see. Simply, it was the picture of a man enjoying his success. ''It's real satisfying,'' Crawford said after stopping Henry Lundy 2 minutes, 9 seconds into the fifth round to retain his WBO World Championship Super Lightweight title Saturday night.
NEW YORK -- Terrence Crawford stood on the second rope, mouth open and tongue sticking out for the entire world to see. Simply, it was the picture of a man enjoying his success. ''It's real satisfying,'' Crawford said after stopping Henry Lundy 2 minutes, 9 seconds into the fifth round to retain his WBO World Championship Super Lightweight title Saturday night.
There was nothing wrong with trash-talking your opponent. There is a problem though if you can't back it up. Hank Lundy talked the talk in the build-up to his Saturday clash against Terence Crawford, but could not back it up when it counted most: inside the ring.