Terrence Crawford trainer Brian “Bomac” McIntyre is on the challenge of Turki Aralschuff and foresees Canelo Alvarez’s knockout

Trainer Brian “Bomac” McIntyre is not worried about wanting a toe-toe fight between his fighter, Terrence Crawford, in the title challenge with uncontroversial super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez on September 13th. Brian predicts that Crawford will “stop” Canelo in the later rounds.

Bomac has a Crawford (41-0, 31 Kos) “Tough battle” In two rounds, however, he takes over after he analyzes Canelo’s fighting style.

Crawford’s final knockout came two years ago against Errol Spence in 2023. However, the strength Terrence showed in that fight was not there for his debut in 154 last August, 154.

Bomac predicts Crawford Ko Canelo

“It’s going to be a tough fight in the first few rounds. Terence will understand that and we’ll probably stop him in the slower round. Boxing King Mediapredicts Crawford’s knockout through Canelo.

Bomac was not going to give any hints on how Crawford would fight, but he is probably going to go to the box throughout the early rounds. He knows better than trading for Canelo while still fighting fresh and full power. Much bigger and stronger Edgar Berlanga found out what it would be like to trade for Alvarez when he fell violently with a left hook on his head last September.

Canelo, Brian of Madrimov

“Madrimov has a tricky style and he jumped up and down and was an S***, but Canelo comes to the fight,” Bomack said when asked about his reaction to people saying Crawford had problems with Isler Madrimov.

Crawford never unraveled Madrimov as he had eaten his right hand all the way through the end of the battle. The 12th round was one of his worst in the fight, with Madrimov hit him with his non-stop head snapping right hand.

At the end of the battle, it was difficult to choose a winner among them. It was the whole battle and the neck-neck battle. It depends on what the fans like. This is a power shot where Crawford’s jab and Madrimov had landed. The draw would have been fair, but it would have ruined Turki Aralsik’s plan for a money fight between Crawford and Canelo.