Terence Crawford: record, next fight and profile →
Promoter Bob Arum has a hard time envisioning Terence Crawford pulling out a win over Canelo Alvarez. Asked to offer his opinion on the hypothetical match-up recently, the Hall of Fame promoter said he just feels that
It was fun at first. The chance to face a fighter as great as Terence Crawford? For Canelo Alvarez, he sat back and fantasized about it before shaking his head and snapping back to reality.
For seemingly forever, fans were interested in seeing how a matchup between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford would play out. Would Spence’s size and perpetual engine simply overwhelm the pound-for-pound star? Or could Crawford’s skills be counted upon to get the job done?
Jermell Charlo believes that a potential win against Canelo Alvarez on Sept. 30 will carry more weight on boxing’s pound-for-pound list than Terence Crawford's recent victory over Errol Spence Jr.
Don’t color Keith Thurman as impressed by undisputed welterweight champion Terence Crawford’s one-sided, ninth-round stoppage victory against Errol Spence Jr. in July. Hours after Crawford bashed Danny Garcia for believing a fight was still possible and Thurman for never giving him a crack at a welterweight crown, Thurman weighed in on the topic as well.
Practically every fighter talks about taking on all comers, but seldom do they actually do. In the case of Danny Garcia, he’s built his career on the carcasses of several great pugilists.
Jermell Charlo has further chimed in on what it will take to have a tantalizing tilt against Terence Crawford. Charlo is currently preparing to jump up two weight classes to challenge Canelo Alvarez for the undisputed super middleweight title on Sept. 30 at the T-Mobile Arena on Showtime pay-per-view.
When it comes to facing the best of the best, Mario Barrios is always willing to do just that. During his 140-pound title reign, the secondary belt holder had no problem with taking on Gervonta Davis. Although he sauntered into their 2021 matchup as an underdog, Barrios fought well before losing via 11th-round stoppage.
Jaron Ennis believes that he’s paid his dues and his time has come. The 26-year-old has looked practically flawless from the beginning. His defense? Impregnable. His offense? Jaw-dropping. Simply put, Ennis looks like he has the goods.
Terence Crawford has never been short on confidence but as of late, his call-outs have gotten bolder and bolder. A one-sided beat down of Errol Spence Jr. on July 29th was satisfying for the Omaha, Nebraska, native. But it also