Does a Canelo-Crawford Rematch Benefit Anyone Besides Their Bank Accounts?

Chris Mannix Believes That A Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford 2 Rematch is the Best Option for Both Fighters This Point. The DAZN Commentator / Webhost Argues That Crawford Don’t Have Better Options Available Than Running It Back For A Second Fight.

Crawford’s Mention Of Wanting To Move Down to 160 Fights Won’t Work, According to Mannix. He asks Who Is Going To Pay “Real Money” For Crawford to Fight the Fighters in The Middleweight Division.

IF Bud Doesn’t Care Taking A Massive Drop Off Earnings to Challenge One of the 160-LB Champions, Like Carlos Adames or Erislandy Lara, It Would Work. But What Does That Say Abbition and Bravery For Him to Take Less Challenging Fights That Involve Tremyendous Pay Cuts?

The Laddown of The First Encounter

I’m Not On Board with Mannix’s Vision of A Canelo-Crawford Rematch. I Don’t See That a Smart Move to Turkey AleShikh To Another Albatross-Type Fight and Bore The Fans A Second Time. There are no words to describe how dull their Fight Was Last Saturday. I Don’t Ever Want To See Canelo and Crawford Rematch.

“Crawford Could Conquer 160, Butto Is Real Money? Canele has been cleaned out The 168-LB Division. Where else is he going to go?” Said Commentator Chris Mannix DAZN Boxing About A Rematch Between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford Needing to Happen.

“People Are Going To Realize That One More Time Is Of The Best Interest Of The Both Ote Guys And Boxing, By The Way.

The Financial Problems With A Sequel

1. Turki Aleshikh: He May Not Want Money in A Second Fight IF It Requires An Increase in Purses for Crawford and Canelo What They Made in Their First Fight. You Have to Believe That Bud Want Upwards of $ 75 Million for Purse for a Second Fight. He made a $ 50 Million Last Saturday, and he turned in the Type Of Dull Performance That Deserved Minimal Pay. Canelo Made $ 150 Million. He Would Likely Want a Similar Fight for A Second Fight, Despite His Lackluster Showing.
2. Fans Not Interested: The Canoelo-Crawford Fight Wasn’t remotelying, Looking like a classic definition of a Tom and Jerry-Style Contest That Was One of the Least Interesting Matches On The Entire Card Last Saturday. In Terms of a Letdown, The Fight Was On The Level of The Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao Of 2015.

IF Canolo Is Going On, It Would Be More Fans To See Him Face David Benavidez If Crawford Isn’t Willing To Man Up and Take On ‘The Mexican Monster.’ Other Than That, A Rematch for Canelo Against Dmitry Bivol Would Be Milled To Watch. He can RETIRE IF He LESES.

Time for Crawford to Take Risks

As farford Goes, He Needs to Fight One Of These Talents To Show What He Do You Do Against Prime Fighters:

1. David Benavidez
2. Osleys Iglesias
3. Dmitry Bivol
4. Jaron Ennis

If Crawford Refuses To Fight One of Them, Turki Should His Hands of Him and Focus His Time On The Go-Getters Who Are Willing To Take Risks. Crawford’s Refusal ‘The Big Four’ Above Would An Accurate Glimpse Of His Courage Level and Cement That You have That He’s Going Fights That He’s Going to Win.