Terence Crawford: record, next fight and profile →
Errol Spence Jr. has picked apart most of Terence Crawford’s wins within the welterweight division. Crawford’s rival has pointed out that the three-division champion’s stoppages of Shawn Porter, Kell Brook and Amir Khan came against faded fighters who were clearly compromised by the time the unbeaten WBO welterweight champ
By Manouk Akopyan - Both Errol Spence Jr. and trainer Derrick James realize that in order to eliminate Terence Crawford in the undisputed welterweight title tilt on July 29, an arduous axing job must ensue.
Winning and losing are a part of the game. Terence Crawford though, only knows the former. Come July 29th, however, that could change. Errol Spence Jr. has been dying to get his hands on Crawford, and vice versa. With their showdown just a few days away,
Terence Crawford favors Stephen Fulton to win the biggest fight that’ll take place outside of the United States next week. The unbeaten WBO welterweight champion respects Naoya Inoue, but Crawford considers Fulton’s size, strength and skills as advantages that’ll help him upset the Japanese superstar in their 12-round fight for Fulton’s WBC and WBO 122-pound championships. Inoue (24-0, 21 KOs) will face Fulton (21-0, 8 KOs) in a 12-round main event Tuesday night at Ariake Arena in Tokyo.
You aren't likely to catch Jaron Ennis bloviating endlessly about himself. He knows he’s good. So does everyone else. Trash-talking isn’t something that Ennis indulges in but his performances have forced those in the welterweight division to take notice. Errol Spence Jr., the WBA, WBC, and IBF 147-pound titlist, is currently preparing for the fight of his life.
Enough is enough with the resume talk. The questions surrounding his upcoming showdown against Errol Spence Jr. are becoming typical and repetitive.
Errol Spence Media Workout Photos Gallery - Undefeated WBC, WBA and IBF Welterweight World Champion Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. showed off his skills at a media workout in Las Vegas on Thursday as he nears his much anticipated showdown against WBO Welterweight World Champion Terence “Bud” Crawford which headlines a SHOWTIME PPV on Saturday, July 29 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. (photos by Alex Sanchez)
Errol Spence Jr. believes more than four welterweight titles will be at stake when he battles Terence Crawford on July 29. The undefeated IBF/WBA/WBC 147-pound champion claimed prior to his open workout Thursday afternoon in Las Vegas that the winner of their 12-round title unification fight will have earned his place as the best fighter, pound-for-pound, in boxing.
Errol Spence Jr. will need to throw everything and the kitchen sink at Terence Crawford in order to beat the Nebraska native when they clash July 29.
For the most part, the fighters receive the lion's share of the credit. They’ve put in the sweat equity when the lights shine their brightest and place their health on the line. So, it’s only right that they receive the glory.