Terence Crawford has emphasized the only thing MMA has about boxing.
'Bud' is a fourweight winner of the world title, which is the first male boxer in history who becomes a two-division undisputed champion in the 'four-belt era'.
A super fight with Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez will take place in September, provided that the Mexican boxing legend William Scull overcomes to become the undisputed super middleweight champion on 3 May.
Terence Crawford is proud of his 41-0 professional boxing record, but he wishes that he did not have to be unbeaten to be popular.
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Terence Crawford reveals what he likes at the UFC
Crawford recently sat down for a chat with former UFC champions Kamaru Usman and Henry Cejudo.
During their conversation, De Bokssuperster emphasized an area where MMA is better than boxing.
The 37-year-old believes that since Floyd Mayweather has been 50-0 in the ring, fighters have become desperate to remain unbeaten because of the harmful impact that losses will probably have on their career.
The biggest stars of the UFC, on the other hand, are still passionately supported even after they have had a loss within the octagon.
“One thing I like about UFC is that a man can lose and still supported,” said Crawford.
“Nowadays, Floyd got in boxing where you lose and they kick you to the sidewalk. And” Oh, you're a wanderer “. It's like:” Man! Guy lost from a good hunter. “Do you know what I mean?
'[Floyd] Left with a flawless record and he set the bar high. So now everyone tries to protect the 0 because you get one loss, now you have to go to the back of the bus.
“It's just like Dang! Your shine is now eliminated because of the fans and the media and how they go around.
“In the past, these hunters fought against each other two and three times. I lost him. I hit him. They did trilogies. You will never see that again.”
Will Terence Crawford ever fight in MMA?
Unlike most boxers, Crawford has some struggling power after growing up in a struggle family.
Last October it was revealed that Crawford was a collision of $ 200 million with Conor McGregor.
The offer was for Crawford and McGregor to fight under MMA rules before he did a boxing brake match.
Everyone was excited when the box icon returned to the wrestling mat after he seemed to have appeared to reconsider his rejection of the fight, but since then it has become quiet about the Mega-money crossover fight.
It seems that Crawford has difficulty processing a brutal aspect of MMA.
“Don't kick me, man. Conor, don't kick me,” he said laughing when he was asked about the prospect to change sport for a fight with McGregor.
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