Terence Crawford pulled off a career-defining victory on Saturday night, defeating Canelo Alvarez by unanimous decision to claim the undisputed super-middleweight championship—www.naijnaira.com reports.
The Sporting News noted that the Nebraska-born star outclassed Canelo with sharp counters, smart movement, and relentless control across twelve rounds.
What made the win even more striking was that Crawford had never fought at super-middleweight before, yet he managed to outthink and outmaneuver one of boxing’s most feared punchers.
The bout was billed as a clash of styles, but Crawford silenced doubts by dictating the pace with his jab and combinations while neutralizing Canelo’s trademark aggression.
With the victory, Crawford became the first man in boxing history to secure undisputed championships in three separate weight divisions.
Fans and fighters poured into social media to celebrate, with Ryan Garcia even posting, “I actually believe Crawford may be the best fighter of all time.”
Ring Magazine called the night “greatness witnessed,” while others declared it proof that Crawford belongs among the sport’s all-time legends.
Even celebrities outside the sport, including Kendrick Lamar, joined the wave of congratulatory messages, showing just how wide Crawford’s victory resonated.
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