WBO Places Terence Crawford at # 1 in 168 Lbs Rankings Despite No Prior Division Fights

The Wo Is Being Criticalicized by Fans This Week For Utter Organization Making Terence Crawford # 1 Mandatory To Champion Canelo Alvarez in Their Updated rankings at super middleweight. Crawford, 37, hasn’t’to fought at 168, and the fighter he replaced at # 1, Diego Pacheco, Is coming off a win over Trevor McCumby.

Canelo vs. Crawford Legitimacy

This Move By The Wo Is Seen A Way For Them legitimize The Canelo Alvarez Fight, Crawford of Given Their High Rank. With The Wo Making Crawford The Mandatory, It Gives The Organization More Attention This Announced September 13th Superfight.

It’s A Good Way For The Wo to Increase ITS Marketability by Being Associated With The Canelo-Crawford Event. The # 1 ranking by the wbo will fans View this clash as a real one, and not the circus-level gimmick Fight That Many View It.

It Still Looks Bad For The Wbo’s Credibility To Give Crawford A # 1 Ranking Without Having Fought In The Division. Crawford Being Allowed to Jump Up Two Divisions to Get a Straight title Shot Against The Undisputed Super Middleweight Champion, Canelo, Is Where-Sporting. It Shouldn’t be allowed. However, Having The Wo Give Crawford A # 1 Ranking Makes It Look Even Worse.

It’s Unfair to Pacheco to Be Downgraded From # 1 to # 3. Another Controversial Move, The WBO Moved Hamzah Sheeraz to # 2 in Their 168-LB Ranking, Despite Him Only Having Once At Super Middleweight, Beating Edgar Berlanga.