Comments Thread For: Terence Crawford Drops Errol Spence Three Times, Stops Him in Nine To Become Undisputed

[Brz_Pugilist]

You novices never learn....

Bitching about Bud never fighting elite opposition. He's been doing that since his mid 20's when fighting Ricky Burns and making easy work out of him. Even when Prescott had some respect to his name, Bud made it look easy.

Pre or post car accident, Spence would lose this 9 out of 10 fights. He doesn't hold a candle to the arsenal Bud posses. Bud has power in both hands, he can box, he can brawl, he can fight orthodox and unorthodox and he's a killer when he has you hurt.

Bud is different.

How you think bud would have fared against a guy like mayweather at 147?

[joesaiditstrue]

Rewriting reality is a bit much... Reality is that he got into a near fatal car accident and is not the same fighter anymore. Honestly, Spence has never looked this bad and it wasn't all Bud. Spence was off bad. I know Bud won tonight and I'm not trying to detract from his career defining win but that wasn't real real Spence in there tonight... And they both talked **** to each other before the fight... it's boxing, it happens all the time.

you're saying all of this because you're emotionally attached to Errol Spence. Nobody predicted this outcome. If everything you just said was accurate, the Vegas odds would've reflected it.

This was 100% all Terence Crawford and you're being disrespectful

[Brz_Pugilist]

Now I have even more questions about why Spence was considered P4P with 5 defenses in one division. Asked that question several times before this fight. Not to take anything away from Bud though, because to me, that looked like an ATG performance against a very good fighter. But I still don't understand why people rated Spence as good enough that his resume was supposed to be comparable to Crawford, or Inoue, or Usyk.

Looked like was drunk in the ring. Looked clueless. Also Crawford looked like the bigger fighter despite hearing the opposite.

[boxmaniac123]

This fight went exactly like Al Haymon thought it would. That's why he kept his fighters from fighting Bud all those years. It was good for his business to duck Crawford.

Yeah I think Spence was running from TC for years

[joesaiditstrue]

How you think bud would have fared against a guy like mayweather at 147?

that would've been a great fight. I would favor Floyd of course, Bud has been touched up by fighters who wouldn't lay a glove on Floyd.

They're both special ATGs, and I wouldn't be surprised to see Bud dominate Floyd but I would have to lean Floyd in that fantasy matchup

[Brz_Pugilist]

you're saying all of this because you're emotionally attached to Errol Spence. Nobody predicted this outcome. If everything you just said was accurate, the Vegas odds would've reflected it.

This was 100% all Terence Crawford and you're being disrespectful

Kudos to Crawford he was ready right from round 1. I gotta be honest though he’s probably shocked at how easy this fight was lol. Porter gave him a better fight befor the knockout in the 10th.

[Mexican_Puppet]

Now I have even more questions about why Spence was considered P4P with 5 defenses in one division. Asked that question several times before this fight. Not to take anything away from Bud though, because to me, that looked like an ATG performance against a very good fighter. But I still don't understand why people rated Spence as good enough that his resume was supposed to be comparable to Crawford, or Inoue, or Usyk.

Spence is not better and his career is not better than Donaire, Roman Gonzalez, Estrada, Teofimo, Usyk, Bivol, Canelo, Tyson, Inoue, Haney, Lomachenko, Rigondeaux, and a lot of more fighters.

The answer of your question is because the american media

They build a good but nothing special boxer like he was a P4P fighter.

And because welterweight division is dead since floyd and manny.

[ajamudc]

I'm not sure how anyone can argue against Crawford being #1 P4P. Crawford just went undisputed in his second weight class and demolished a guy with a 75% KO rate without breaking a sweat.

All respect to Inoue, but he beat a guy that he could pressure at will because Fulton has no power. Inoue is a hell of a fighter, but how is this even a conversation?

[praxst]

Even in the final presser, Spence looked like a zombie to me as questions were asked to him. No emotion, kind of mumbling/slow speech, staring straight ahead in another world. IDK. None the less, from what I'm reading Crawford demolished him, surprised how 1 sided it was. Great win for Terrance!

[RisAri0]

I noticed Bud was a true professional and not his usual mean bravado in the ring. It's like he knew already whats going to happen before the bell rang and didn't want to rub it in Spence's face.