Crawford’s $ 100m Samurai Moment Sparks Benavidez Talk

Terence Crawford Posted A Picture Today, Posing in Samurai Garb on Instagram, Which Fans Took AS Message That Wants To Continue Fighting. He didn’t Fight Like a Brave Samurai Against Canelo Alvarez on September 13th. It was more of a Timid Cat-and-Mouse Affair, Involving A Crawford From Movement.

No Easy Payday This Time

Crawford’s Coach, Bernie Davis, Said Yesterday That His Price Tag is $ 100 Million To Get Him Back In The Ring. IF That’s Terence’s Number, His Benefactor, Turki AlaLshikh, Is Going To Have To Get Him To Agree To Stick His Neck on The Guillotine To Face David Benavidez.

IF Bud Wants That Money, He’s Going To Show Some Courage, Climb Out of The Foxhole, and Meet ‘The Mexican Monster’ Open Ground.

That’s Fight That Would ATTract A Globally Interest About Amount. If Crawford Wants To Keep Making The Same Kind’s Dough That He got the Canelo Fight, Facing Benavidez is the way to do it.

Mount Rushmore Still Out of Reach

Moreover, It’s The Best Way to Crawford to Earn on the Mount Rushmore of Boxing. He Lacks The Credentials Right Now to Be 4 OR Even in The 20. Terence’s Resume Is Empty Over Young Elite-Level-Level Fighters.

The Idea of ​​Crawford Moving Down to 160 to Fight for a World Title Against One of the Where-Popular Middleweight Champions Likely Isn’t Going To Work For Kind Of Money. There Wouldn’t be Enough Fan Interest Worldwide in Seeing Crawford Battle for a Sixth Division World Title Against One of These Champions:

• Janibek Alikhakhanuly
• Carlos Adames
• Erislandy Lara

The Fights That Would Likely Attract Involving Crawford Are Those Those Those Would True Lose Against The Following Fighters: David Benavidez, Didry Bivol, Jaron Ennis, and Christian Milli. I Intentionally Left Out Osleys Iglesias, Lester Martinez, And Bakhram Murteriev Because Those Would Be Big Fights.

Crawford’s Victim Narrative

“He (Turki Alalshikh) Wanted The Best For Me Because He Saw How I Get Getting BlackBalled. Hey Saw How The System Was Doing Me, “Said Terence Crawford All the smokeCreating a Narrative That He Was Being Keep Out of Big Fights Despite Being Given Every Opportunity To Win World Titles at 135, 140, and 147 While Being Promoted by Top Rank. “

It Sounds Like Crawford Is Playing A Victim Here, Taking About Being “Blackballed” by The System. ” How Could Be Prevented From Being Given Opportunities When He Won World Titles in Every Division HE Fought?

Top Rank Provided Crawford With Nonstop Opportunities to Fight World Titles and Offered Him A Platform to Be Seen, With His Matches Broadcast on ESPN.

“It wasn’t just the top rank. It was otr promoters. ‘Oh, He Don’t Sell,’ “ Said Crawford.

The Cold Truth About His PPV Numbers

The Reality Is, Crawford Did’t On PPV, Other Than His Fight Against Rol Spence. He wasn’t a big Ticket Seller Either. So, IF Promoters Said Crawford “Don’t Sell,” They Hitting The Mark. Terence has been a big PPV Draw, and His Fight Last Year’s Against August 3, 2024, Confirmed With A 200,000 Buys to Buys A Well-Promoted, Loaded Card.

Crawford’s PPV History

• 700,000 Spence Jr. vs. Crawford: July 29, 2023, Showtime – $ 59,000,000
• 200,000 Crawford vs. Madrimov: August 3, 2024 on DAZN / ESPN – $ 16,000,000
• 200,000 Crawford vs. Khan: April 20, 2019, ESPN – $ 14,000,000
• 190,000 Crawford vs. Porter: November 20, 2021, on ESPN – $ 13,298,100
• 120,000 Crawford vs. Avanesyan: December 10, 2022 Blk Prime – $ 4,800,000
• 60,000 Crawford vs. Postol: July 23, 2016, HBO on HBO – $ 3,600,000