Boxer Terence Crawford is prepared for his historic showdown with Saul “Canelo” Alvarez in Las Vegas, calling the upcoming bout the biggest fight in boxing in “probably a decade.” The fight, taking place on Mexican Independence Day weekend, will see Crawford challenge Alvarez for the super middleweight title, with the goal of becoming the first male boxer to be an undisputed champion in three weight classes.

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Confidence and Experience

Crawford, who is moving up two weight classes for the fight, is confident in his ability to win, citing his footwork and speed as key advantages. He brushed off concerns about a potentially hostile, pro-Alvarez crowd at Allegiant Stadium, stating that he has been in similar situations before. Crawford (41-0) sees this fight as the culmination of his career, with the potential to be the biggest win yet and to cement his legacy as one of the greatest boxers of his generation.

Legacy and Motivation

While respecting Alvarez’s experience, Crawford believes that his own skills will carry him to victory. He views Alvarez as his toughest opponent “on paper” but is ultimately motivated by his family, his legacy, and the opportunity to make boxing history. Crawford’s preparation has been consistent, with his approach remaining the “same song, just a little higher tone.” He predicts a “good victory” will be the outcome.