Terence Crawford: record, next fight and profile →
Once Terence Crawford took out Errol Spence Jr., the obvious suspects emerged as his possible next opponent. Jaron Ennis was recently elevated from interim champ to full titlist, making him a viable option. Tim Tszyu was another fighter whose name held weight. Even Jermell Charlo and Gervonta Davis were thrown around as likely options.
Terence Crawford is stuck in a holding pattern trying to determine the next steps of his Hall of Fame-bound career. The Nebraska native Crawford is coming off a crushing KO victory against Errol Spence Jr. in July that made him the undisputed welterweight champion.
Terence Crawford tore a piece of paper and began mapping out how he wanted the last few years of his career to play out. Of course, fighting Errol Spence Jr. was number one on his agenda. Beating the former unified champ meant that he
It took a while for Terence Crawford to get the sort of fights he’s always wanted but that day has finally arrived. After fulminating with Errol Spence Jr. for years, the two officially got it on this past July with all of the welterweight marbles on the line.
Fighting, at least inside the ring, was supposed to be a thing of the past for Jose Benavidez Jr. Once viewed as a hotshot prospect, the career of Benavidez was dangling in the wind after he was shot in the leg while
The trainer of former unified welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. denies that weight issues were the cardinal problem in his client’s disastrous outing against Terence Crawford.
One day, Terence Crawford was on top of the world, 24 hours later, he wasn’t. Earlier this week, Crawford went to bed in his palatial estate with all four world titles sitting on his mantle. A few hours later, he noticed that his IBF title was suddenly missing. Just a few months after becoming an undisputed champion, the
Just a few months ago, Errol Spence Jr. was considered a pound-for-pound luminary, an unquestioned star, and one of the best fighters on the planet. Now, however, many are taking back their praise.
The last thing Jaron Ennis wanted was to be gifted a world title. However, once the IBF stripped Terence Crawford of their belt, Ennis was gifted, or in other words, handed, their crown.
Shakur Stevenson spent a lot of time apologizing following his “bad performance” against Edwin De Los Santos on Thursday night. The unbeaten Stevenson repeatedly refrained from offering excuses for fighting extremely cautiously against the dangerous De Los Santos. The three-division champion also refused to address speculation that he entered the ring at T-