Crawford’s “anything” ambiguous pointed out a search for the biggest struggle

Terence Crawford says he is open to “Be whatever it is” When asked if he is interested in a resale with Canelo Alvarez after defeating him to become a Super indisputable champion on Saturday night in Las Vegas.

A “anything” lucrative

The answer, Crawford (42-0, 31 kos), is likely to take the greatest payment Turki Alshikh that he can offer for his next fight. If this is a 35 -year -old Canelo will take this struggle to get the money. Crawford would probably be nice to fight Hamzah Sheeraz if the money is correct because it is to beat.

“I’m open to anything. As I said. I will sit and enjoy my victory with my team,” said Terence Crawford to the Post-Lluita Press Conference When asked about his thoughts in a resale with Canelo Alvarez.

Riad’s Season options

We will have to wait and see what Canelo (63-3-2, 39 kos) and Turki Alralikh say about making a resale. In this case, Crawford is not what is in this case. Turki and Canelo are. You may have other ideas for Terence against one of these fighters competing in their Riyadh season events:

• David Benavidez
• Dmitry bivol
• Artur Beeterbiev
• Hamzah Sheeraz

If I were Turki, I would give you the first three options on the previous list and make it a loan taking. That is, to fight one of the first three or nothing.

Crawford was really stronger?

“I was stronger. I pushed stronger, and that was,” said Crawford. “A lot of people are put too much in weight. Canelo is not a big boy. He is a smaller boy who fights in a larger weight class. We are around the same size.”

Crawford is giving too much credit. His traits did not look as powerful as Canelo. You could hear the sound difference in the Canelo punches was landing compared to theirs. Crawford’s power was no better than Canelo or the highest fighters at 160 or 154.

His shots were not the reason he beat Canelo tonight. It was the movement and the way Alvarez avoided landing. William Scull did the same as Crawford, using the movement, and approached Alvarez on May 3.

He lost 115-113 in the markers of a judge, and was possibly the score that coincided most. I think Scull struck stronger than Crawford and threw better combinations.