Terence Crawford says he does not believe that former Unified Tried-Errol Errol Spence Jr. He will reach the fame room with his victories in his 13 -year professional resume.
Crawford says Spence’s victory over former Welterweight Kell Brook champion came after the British fighter had been injured in his previous match against Gennadiy Golovkin. In addition to Kell, Errol’s best victory was against Shawn Porter in 2019. Crawford feels that Spence made in terms of big names and only fights at 147, it is not enough to reach the fame room.
Irony
It is interesting that Crawford is basically Destroying the best victory of his career Because Spence is by far the #1 win in his 17 -year career. In addition to Errol, Bud’s next good victory was above the beginner Israil Madrimov, who had very little experience as a professional when Crawford fought in 2024. Madrimov came close to hit him.
Some fans believe Crawford left 154-LB section After his close call with Madrimov, he does not want to mix it with the killers who will expose him. Vergil Ortiz Jr. He did a much better job that beat Madrimov than Crawford in his recent victory. This struggle has shown that the local Nebraska is not what fans believe they are. Is an example of how they are watered under the weight classes, which allow fighters like him to move between them in a Hen Way, gathering a vulnerable prey to set up an artificial record.
Crawford’s wins over Brook and Porter cannot be credited because they both rinse and had previously been hit by Spence. As Erickson Lubin points out in a post on x, Crawford has no “He fought anyone.“He’s right. Looking at Terence’s resume. There are no elite fighters at the level.
Crawford’s record
-Errol Spence Jr: After 2019 car accident, coming from 15 -month dismissal
– Ricky Burns: old
-Kell Brook: Post -eye injury and losses in Spence and GGG
– Shawn Porter: previously beaten by Spence and the old
– Israil Madrimov: Beginner
– Yuriorkis Gamboa: Old and struggle two sections over his natural weight order
“I could retire now and be in the hall of reputation. It couldn’t,” Terence Crawford told the Pound-4-Pound with Kamaru and Henry PodcastSpeaking about Errol Spence Jr. “Everything I managed to do is still trying to succeed. Now? How?” Terence said when asked if he believes Spence would be in the hall of fame.
“He struggled in a section (Welterweight), and consolidated. He had three (zones), what I say was already called a” weight of weight “, right? Now,” Crawford said.
There is no lack of respect, but I don’t think Crawford really fought anyone. Moving weight classes and stopping 11/12 is what we should believe in this https://t.co/uxfazjfhi5
– Erickson “Hammer” Lubin (@ericksonhammerl) March 28 2025
Last update on 03/28/2025
