Canele vs. Crawford: Will “Magic Elixir” of Size Fail Terence as Fans Decreased Speed & Movement?

Video Of Crawford Training Shows That He’s Beginning With The Weight That He’s Packed His Two-Division Weight to Challenge Canelo Alvarez for His Middleweight Championship in 54 days September 13th.

Slowed Speed for Canelo?

Fans Have Raised Concerns That Terence, 37, Has Put On Too Much Period In a Short Weight. The Observers Note Has Lost Much Of The Lower Weight Classes From 135 to 147

The Movement and The Speed Of The Four-Division World Champion Crawford Look noticably slower Due to the increased weight. He’s Gained Too Much Weight In Too Short A Time for His Slender Build.

Bud’s Heavy Burden

Fighters with Larger Frames Can Add Weight Wair It Air Speed, But Those With Thin, Bird-Like Frames Tend to Do Poorly When Putting Weight. It’s Too Late NOW for Terence. He and His Trainer, Brian ‘Bomac’ McIntyre, Have Chosen Size On Size, Hoping That’ll Be Defeating The Golden Star, Canelo Alvarez, September 13th.

Team Crawford Believes That adding Size Will Be The Magic Elixir Needed to defeat Canelo. He obviously Could Youth Of Youth To Be A Better Shot At Beating The Mexican Superstar Alvarez, but bulking isn’t The Answer.

Crawford (41-0, 31 kos) Is Moving Up Two Weight Classes in A single training camp, which is impossible to do in the Era of the Sport Unless The Fighter is Selected Limited Limited Ability.

Is Crawford Done?

Terence has gone from 155 to 186, Eating A Lot, and Focusing on Resistance Training. The 37-year-old Omaha, Nebraska, Native, Only Recently Moved Up To Junior Middleweight to Fight Israil Madrimov Last August and Had Massive Problems.

That Fight Showed That Crawford Wouldn’t Be Able to Done 147, As These Fighters Have The Size, Power, And Better Skills. Terence Hen Feasting on B-Level Fighters, Like Errol Spence, Shawn Porter, Jeff Horn, and Jose Benavidez Jr.