Terence Crawford is recognised by some as the best fighter on the planet.
The two weight undisputed champion has had a career that many could only dream of, winning world titles in four weight divisions and remaining unbeaten through 41 professional outings since making his debut sixteen years ago.
As he enters the final chapter of his glittering career, the 37 year old is targeting the biggest fights available to him and one man who has made himself available for a showdown with ‘Bud’ is none other than reigning IBF world welterweight champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis.
‘Boots’ has emerged as one of the most exciting fighters in recent years, picking up his most recent victory against Karen Chukhadzhian in a unanimous points decision last month.
During a recent interview with The Only Kayla, Ennis claimed that beating Crawford would be a lot easier than people think, backing himself to prevail in a showdown between the pair.
“Me being hungry. That hunger. Whatever he thinks he can do, I can do better. I’m smart, I’m sharp. I’m trying to tell y’all, when I fight someone that’s better it’s gonna make me better.
People don’t understand that. You fight better competition it makes you better, it makes you think, you go to the next level. And the fight might even be easier than what you think. Than what other people think. Cause I know what I’m gonna do.”
‘Bud’ is also rumoured to be in discussions for a dream fight with Mexican boxing icon Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez, with concrete news on his next move expected to be announced soon.
