According to Terence Crawford, he prepares to retire from boxing while he’s still at the peak of his profession, unlike lots of other fighters who continue till they are required to retire. Crawford’s current success over Errol Spence Jr has actually brought him substantial attention and some boxing fans aspire to see him deal with other noteworthy challengers such as Jaron Boots Ennis, Jermell Charlo, Canelo Alvarez, and David Benavidez. However, Crawford is not thinking about combating Boots Ennis, as he has not yet won a champion belt and his record is reasonably thin. On the other hand, Tim Tszyu is set to end up being the WBO 154-lb champ quickly. Despite this, it is not likely that Crawford will continue his profession enough time to deal with all 4 of these challengers, considering he normally just battles when a year. Realistically, Crawford might have 3 or 4 battles left in him prior to retirement, consisting of a rematch with Errol Spence Jr, a match against Tim Tszyu, and possibly bouts with Jermell Charlo and Canelo Alvarez if the scenarios line up. However, if Jermell Charlo beats Canelo Alvarez, he might not have an interest in taking a pay cut to fight Crawford at 154 pounds. Crawford reveals his desire to retire on his own terms, as he wishes to prevent the speech problems and other health problems that typically afflict retired fighters. In regards to promo, Eddie Hearn thinks that Crawford’s remarkable abilities and unequalled mindset must be highlighted by his promoter to produce an engaging story for fans.
