Terence Crawford coach, Brian ‘Bomac’ McIntyre, bewildered by Turki Alralikh’s challenge, predicts Canelo Alvarez Knockout

Coach Brian ‘Bomac’ McIntyre is not worried that Turki Alralhikh wants a foot battle among his fighter, Terence Crawford, in a title challenge against the super indisputable champion Canelo Alvarez on September 13. Brian forecasts that Crawford will “stop” on the subsequent rounds.

Bomac says Crawford (41-0, 31 kos) will have a “Hard struggle” For two rounds, but then he takes over after analyzing the style of struggle for Canelo.

Crawford’s last tie was two years ago against Errol Spence in 2023. However, the power Terence showed in this struggle was not there for his debut at 154 against Israil Madrimov last August.

Bomac predicts Crawford Ko Canelo

“It will be a hard struggle in the first two rounds. Terence will discover it and we will probably stop it in the late rounds. I know we will win,” said Brian ‘Bomac’ Mcintyre a Boxing King MediaPredict a tie for Crawford on Canelo.

Bomac did not suggest how Crawford will fight, but he will probably go to the first rounds. He knows better than Canelo trade while still fresh and struggling with power. The much larger and stronger Edgar Berlanga learned the hardest way to trade with Alvarez last September when he was left strong for a left hook on his head.

Brian in Madrimov, Canelo

“Madrimov had a tricky style, jumping up and down and s ***, but Canelo comes to fight,” Bomac said when he asked about his reaction to the people who said that Crawford had problems against Israil Madrimov.

Crawford never resolved Madrimov because he was eating his hands correct until the end of the fight. The twelfth round was one of his worst in the fight, with Madrimov hitting him with his right hands.

At the end of the fight, it was difficult to choose a winner from each other. It had been a battle on his neck and neck throughout the fight. It depends on what the fans prefer: the Crawford Jabs or the power features that Madrimov was landing. A tie would have been fair, but this would have ruined Turki Alralikh’s plans for the money struggle between Crawford and Canelo.