“I got you”: Crawford’s warning to the showbu set tone of the September 13th Netflix battle

Terrence Crawford pushes and attacks Canelo Alvarez during his faceoff today, claiming he intends to “pay” him on September 13th. Alvarez (63-2-2, 39 Kos) in a battle on Netflix at Allegianto Stadium in Las Vegas.

Crawford gave Canelo no choice but to push him as he walked nearby. He didn’t pay tribute to the proud Mexican superstar for not being polite and respectful to him.

Crawford’s Plan: Pay Canelo

“Canelo, you’re going to pay for that weak a**push. I’ve got you. x After Canelo Alvarez pushed him during a showdown in New York today.

Crawford’s lack of power would make it difficult for Canelo to “pay” for his thrusts. Of course, it’s doubtful that he even tries to slug with Canelo.

Mayweather Blueprint Revisited

He will try to chase the blueprint of Floyd Mayweather Jr., who ran all night in 2013 to beat Alvarez. Terence knows everything he needs is victory and even boring, and he will get another lucrative rematch of $50 million.

To pay for “boxing face” Alvarez, Crawford will have to roll back the year in his final battle against Isler Madrimov at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles last August.

It was a fighter who was landing freely at Crawford with his right hand, and he made him better. Most fans will agree that the judges saved Terence that night by giving him a victory that was unfit for him. Today we could see Crawford still touching on his performance against Madrimov in the way he followed Max Kellerman when he mentioned the fight.

Canelo’s pride was a challenge

Canelo has a lot of pride. He didn’t like the way Crawford was talking to him.

Crawford is not nearing achieving what Alvarez has. Bud won four division titles and two indisputable championships, but his opposition was in the middle of the road.