Will Crawford style be enough to win 168?

Ex -heavy unified champion, Andy Ruiz Jr., says that Terence Crawford will have difficulty until 168 up to 168 until the first time in challenge to Canelo Alvarez for its indisputable Middle weight championship on September 13 in Allegant Stadium de las Vegas.

“It can be difficult for Crawford because it will be his first time to fight in 168. We do not know how it will move. We do not know if it will be so fast. I do not know if he can manage the pressure because Canelo is really good to pressure,” said Andy Ruiz Jr. Little giant boxing.

“Canelo is good to slip and fight. Anything can happen, especially in this boxing sport. It’s crazy because Canelo can win by a eliminated. Crawford can win by moving and making it difficult to fight a little for Canelo,” said Ruiz Jr.

This is too great a struggle for Crawford to head the judges if only moves all night, “hindering the struggle” for Canelo. The competitive spirit that Omaha, Nebraska Native Bud Crawford, must be there on September 13 to defeat Canelo.

In Crawford’s latest fight against WBA Middle Weight Champion, Israil Madrimov, on August 3 last year, turned his tables over him, attacking him and surpassing him in the second half of the fight. Crawford should follow the same model against Canelo.

“I think the pressure and the contrast he does,” Ruiz said, which has difficulty changing. “It’s really a bit inside this ring.”

Canelo is in a position to disembark one or two major features, which is often all that he needs to win the rounds. Crawford will have to stand and fight, and combine channels with power features. If Canelo is the only punch with power, he will win an easy decision as in his battle against the ex -champion of 154 pounds Jermell Charlo.