Terrencea Crawford’s ‘Top 3 Top 3 All Time’ after Canelo Fight Fight Angry: Fans accuse him of ignorance and disrespecting boxer legend

Commentary by Terrence Crawford about his victory over Canel Alvarez, who gained first place on the list of all time for pounds, fans discussing this topic, and many of them believe She’s completely ignorant About the history of sports.

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Historical naivety

They feel that Crawford does not know about past greats, so he naively thinks that the victory over Canel itself is enough to set it up in front of a fighter who worked much more in their careers. The great past had not only had two good names on their CVs, as Crawford does.

They had records filled with incredible talent. You can’t blame Trerence that he didn’t know about past great fighters. Crawford is not the only active fighter who is not aware of the history of sports.

In an interview with Manouk AkopyanCrawford (41-0, 31 ko) pointed out that he would move basically the three-class weight classes when causing Canelo (62-2-2-2, 39 ko) for what he predicts that September 13th will be an undisputed championship in the middleweight category.

It would be impressive if Crawford beat Canela to become three divisions of the undisputed champion. Still, it would be difficult to put it high because of its limited resume.

Compared to the fighters of the past, who have fought the excellent opposition during their careers, the Terrence record is almost completely infected with elite opposition. He has a victory over Errol Spence, but not much in his CV has suggested that the Top 3 or the first 50 pounds belong to a pound of all time.

Fighters with the upper pounds for a pound from the past

Sugar Ray Robinson
Muhammad Ali
Oscar de la Hoya
Roberto Durán
Henry Armstrong
Willie Pep
Pernell Whitaker
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Manny Pacquiao
Roy Jones Jr.
Sugar Ray Leonard
Julio César Chávez
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Ezzard Charles
Archie Moore
Sandy Sadeler
Ricardo López
Carlos Monzón
Bernard Hopkins

This is just a small list of fighters that have made better records than Crawford. Even if Terrence does his best of his Canelo on September 13, it would be crazy to place him above these fighters.

Misconceptions or reality?

It’s okay that a fighter has confidence, but when their assessment crosses themselves over the ship, he encounters sadness, misconception and beyond contact with reality. Crawford’s inflated sense of his achievements has existed for years.

So it’s not just a new thing. He consistently rated himself at the top and so far no one has paid attention to him because he has never fought against significant opposition.

At this point, Alvarez is thought to have lost his ambition and just fought for money. Crawford is a species in the same ship. Does not even take the risk. He seems to be focused on getting the biggest salary he without the fight against the most upset candidate. Canelo is the biggest day of salary for a native of Nebraska.

Canelo is currently holding three belts, but he is a favorite to pick up the last remaining belt against IBF of 168 LB champion William Scull on May 3. Crawford only fought once in 154 after moving last August with 147. So it is difficult to really call him younger medium weight, because experience in that class is limited to one fight against Israil Madrid.

Crawford did not want to warm up at 168 before causing Canela for belts in September, but he could. It was his choice, and he decided to sit and wait.