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Crawford, a minus-154 favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook, then took control of the fight, landing several major blows, often on counters. But Crawford also picked his spots to go after Spence, his punching power taking a heavy toll.
Spence is signed to the Premier Boxing Champions managerial outfit, and won his world titles by defeating other P.B.C. aligned fighters — Kell Brook in 2017, Mikey Garcia in 2019, and Yordenis Ugás in 2022. Crawford spent the bulk of his career signed to the promoter Top Rank, winning and defending his belt in Top Rank events.
Round 5: Garcia tries to go for the combination jab. They both connect. Garcia lands a left body shot and tries to go for an uppercut. Davis lands head shots but Garcia lands body blows. Big shot by Davis to the head, and another. Now he lands a body shot and a three-punch combination to the head.
This is the matchup fans are talking about. Ennis doesn’t have the track record of Spence but he aces any eye test. He’s the only welterweight who can match Crawford’s speed, power and explosiveness – maybe even exceed it – and he obviously has technical ability, although he hasn’t proved it against one of the top handful of 147-pounders. I would pick Crawford to beat any welterweight or junior middleweight at the moment, including Charlo. That’s a given after what we saw on Saturday. The goal should be to find the man who poses the most significant threat. That would be Ennis, a physical freak who has the ingredients to be truly special. And he’s 26, nine years younger than Crawford and in his prime. No other potential 147-pound matchup compares.
Davis (29-0) collected his 27th knockout and proclaimed himself as the new face of boxing while Garcia (23-1) suffers the first loss of his pro career. Without a rematch clause, Garcia will have to go back to the drawing board and likely move up to 140 pounds while Davis has plenty of options regarding his future. He could go after the winner of the undisputed lightweight title fight between Devin Haney and Vasiliy Lomachenko on May 20 or also move up to 140 pounds where the likes of Teofimo Lopez and Josh Taylor are.
Porter (31-4-1, 17 KOs) applied relentless pressure in a rugged, tit-for-tat battle before Crawford scored two knockdowns in Round 10, leading his father and trainer, Kenny Porter, to throw in the towel. The stoppage came at 1 minute, 21 seconds and marked the first time in Porter's career that he was stopped.
Round five: Solid rights from Porter in the first exchange. Both fire two-pieces. Hard counter left lands for Crawford. Porter comes back with a right hand and looks to maul in the clinch. Another charge from Porter halfway through the round. Effective aggression, nice series of hooks to the body and head. Crawford shoving him away. 1-2 from Porter. Crawford targets the body late in the round. 10-9, 49-46 Porter.
"It was meant to be a 50-50 fight, two unbeaten men, both champions, rivals for five years and equals in so many ways; in the end, and from the very start, Crawford took control, dropping Spence three times before the mercy intervention.
Round 1: Harvey Dock the referee for this main event. Spence takes the center of the ring, Crawford right there to meet him. Spence content to jab at Crawford for now. Crawford starts to get his jab going. Spence with the first advance. He scores to the body and Crawford ties him up. Good jab from Crawford. There’s the 1-2 for Spence. Spence claiming some space, staying wary of Crawford’s power. Counter left has Spence dodging away. They exchange jabs. That was a feeling-out round.
Garcia started out fast and pressured Davis from the outset. After a first round where both fighters sought to find their range, Garcia began to open up with power punches in the second with quite a few hooks getting around Davis' guard. But nothing seemed to hurt Davis as he remained composed until he placed a beautiful counter left hand that sent Garcia to the canvas.
Spence and Crawford are still motivated to strike a deal, sources said. With both fighters in their primes -- and peaking -- the welterweight summit meeting stands as one of the biggest commercial fights in the sport.
"I couldn't breathe," said Garcia, 24. "I was going to get back up, but I just couldn't get up. ... He just caught me with a good shot - I don't want to make no excuses in here - ... and I just couldn't recover. ... He caught me with a good body shot, snuck under me and caught me good."
While 2022 may be remembered as one of boxing’s greatest years in decades in terms of the quality fights that were put on, it got better on Thursday when unbeaten welterweight champions Errol Spence Jr. and terence crawford fight Crawford agreed to terms for a unification bout on Nov. 19 in Las Vegas.
The week began with Inoue, the former undisputed bantamweight champion, moving up to face unbeaten unified super bantamweight champion Stephen Fulton. Much like Crawford did on Saturday, Inoue was frighteningly good Tuesday, a terrifying combination of speed and power and he stopped Fulton in the eighth round.
Spence is signed to the Premier Boxing Champions managerial outfit, and won his world titles by defeating other P.B.C. aligned fighters — Kell Brook in 2017, Mikey Garcia in 2019, and Yordenis Ugás in 2022. Crawford spent the bulk of his career signed to the promoter Top Rank, winning and defending his belt in Top Rank events.
This is the matchup fans are talking about. Ennis doesn’t have the track record of Spence but he aces any eye test. He’s the only welterweight who can match Crawford’s speed, power and explosiveness – maybe even exceed it – and he obviously has technical ability, although he hasn’t proved it against one of the top handful of 147-pounders. I would pick Crawford to beat any welterweight or junior middleweight at the moment, including Charlo. That’s a given after what we saw on Saturday. The goal should be to find the man who poses the most significant threat. That would be Ennis, a physical freak who has the ingredients to be truly special. And he’s 26, nine years younger than Crawford and in his prime. No other potential 147-pound matchup compares.
Davis (29-0) collected his 27th knockout and proclaimed himself as the new face of boxing while Garcia (23-1) suffers the first loss of his pro career. Without a rematch clause, Garcia will have to go back to the drawing board and likely move up to 140 pounds while Davis has plenty of options regarding his future. He could go after the winner of the undisputed lightweight title fight between Devin Haney and Vasiliy Lomachenko on May 20 or also move up to 140 pounds where the likes of Teofimo Lopez and Josh Taylor are.
Porter (31-4-1, 17 KOs) applied relentless pressure in a rugged, tit-for-tat battle before Crawford scored two knockdowns in Round 10, leading his father and trainer, Kenny Porter, to throw in the towel. The stoppage came at 1 minute, 21 seconds and marked the first time in Porter's career that he was stopped.
Round five: Solid rights from Porter in the first exchange. Both fire two-pieces. Hard counter left lands for Crawford. Porter comes back with a right hand and looks to maul in the clinch. Another charge from Porter halfway through the round. Effective aggression, nice series of hooks to the body and head. Crawford shoving him away. 1-2 from Porter. Crawford targets the body late in the round. 10-9, 49-46 Porter.
"It was meant to be a 50-50 fight, two unbeaten men, both champions, rivals for five years and equals in so many ways; in the end, and from the very start, Crawford took control, dropping Spence three times before the mercy intervention.
Round 1: Harvey Dock the referee for this main event. Spence takes the center of the ring, Crawford right there to meet him. Spence content to jab at Crawford for now. Crawford starts to get his jab going. Spence with the first advance. He scores to the body and Crawford ties him up. Good jab from Crawford. There’s the 1-2 for Spence. Spence claiming some space, staying wary of Crawford’s power. Counter left has Spence dodging away. They exchange jabs. That was a feeling-out round.
Garcia started out fast and pressured Davis from the outset. After a first round where both fighters sought to find their range, Garcia began to open up with power punches in the second with quite a few hooks getting around Davis' guard. But nothing seemed to hurt Davis as he remained composed until he placed a beautiful counter left hand that sent Garcia to the canvas.
Spence and Crawford are still motivated to strike a deal, sources said. With both fighters in their primes -- and peaking -- the welterweight summit meeting stands as one of the biggest commercial fights in the sport.
"I couldn't breathe," said Garcia, 24. "I was going to get back up, but I just couldn't get up. ... He just caught me with a good shot - I don't want to make no excuses in here - ... and I just couldn't recover. ... He caught me with a good body shot, snuck under me and caught me good."
While 2022 may be remembered as one of boxing’s greatest years in decades in terms of the quality fights that were put on, it got better on Thursday when unbeaten welterweight champions Errol Spence Jr. and terence crawford fight Crawford agreed to terms for a unification bout on Nov. 19 in Las Vegas.
The week began with Inoue, the former undisputed bantamweight champion, moving up to face unbeaten unified super bantamweight champion Stephen Fulton. Much like Crawford did on Saturday, Inoue was frighteningly good Tuesday, a terrifying combination of speed and power and he stopped Fulton in the eighth round.
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