Crawford’s training movements: View Canelo’s strategy, the evasion key

Terence Crawford showed his largest physique and the movements he plans to use when he increases two divisions from 154 to 168 to challenge the WBA, WBC and Wbo Super Middleweight Canely Alvarez champion for his three (or perhaps four) titles on September 13 in Las Vegas.

Evasion tactics

Despite a junior medium size, Crawford (41-0, 31 kos) showed today in his brief training clip. It is believed that it will cause larger, stronger and young Canelo (62-2-2, 39 ko) to stay off the fire line.

Terence will sit for a year without fighting instead of moving to 168 to fight one of the main contestants, such as Olsleys Iglesias, Diego Pacheco or Christian Mbilli. If you did, you could keep it strong, acclimatize -in the Super Middleweight Division and show fans that this is not just a retirement payment.

For the boxing fans of their shoulders, this is the only conclusion you can draw. Crawford says he moves to 168 to fight Canelo so that Legacy shows his greatness, but chooses not to fight first in the division.

Legacy or money?

In addition, it plans to leave the division of 168 pounds after retiring or returning to 154. This makes it clear that this is money. If Crawford does not do it for money, why not first take advantage of 168?

It would be fantastic to people who ordered this event to PPV if Crawford would fight instead of running around the ring as a 154 pound jermal when he moved to 14 pounds to challenge Canelo for the belts in 2023. Jermell was like a larger and stronger version of Crawford, but he did not want to mix it with some great prisoners after taking it with some great prisoners. It spent most of the moving struggle, running and fans were furious.

Crawford showed no power in his move until 154 from the 147 last August against Israil Madrimov, and his face was badly hit at the end of the fight. It was almost as bad as the face of Vergil Ortiz Jr when he fought against Madrimov last Saturday.

Vergil Jr. He did a better job to beat Madrimov than Crawford, but he was younger and more willing to get involved. Crawford fought defensively and still took many punishments.