The never-ending Terence Crawford, and Errol Spence Jr. saga continues as the quest for the undisputed welterweight champion of the world, now seems all, but fantasy.
Crawford who is now fighting David Avanesyan in Omaha, Nebraska, on December 10th on BLK Prime PPV, recently visited ESPN’s Max Kellerman, on “Max on Boxing”.
Kellerman urged Crawford to take the Spence Jr. fight.
“Why everybody keep telling me I gotta make the fight happen?” Crawford responded. “What do y’all want me to do? I guess I gotta go there, ‘Hey, listen, I’ll fight for no guarantee, no back end, no nothing, let’s just fight, because that’s what the fans what you to do.’ Like, I’m trying my hardest to make this fight happen. And I just want everyone to know, I am trying. I am trying.”
In this same interview, Crawford stated his legacy will not be affected by not fighting Errol Spence Jr., which I think most fight fans handily disagree with.
This comes on the heels of a November 5th, Instagram Live, by Terence Crawford, who got candid about his feeling over the Errol Spence Jr., failed fight negotiations.
