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Gervonta Davis claims he would KO Terence Crawford at welterweight: ‘He ain’t got no chance, I got round 6’

Boxing star, Gervonta Davis claims he would stop Terence Crawford inside six round if the pair fought at the welterweight limit. While boxing can be an extremely frustrating sport at times, it has produced some incredible moments over the past few months. The most meaningful of which took place this past weekend, when Crawford put […]

Boxing star, Gervonta Davis claims he would stop Terence Crawford inside six round if the pair fought at the welterweight limit.

While boxing can be an extremely frustrating sport at times, it has produced some incredible moments over the past few months. The most meaningful of which took place this past weekend, when Crawford put his 147lb WBO title up against Errol Spence’s WBA, WBC and IBF titles in a undisputed clash for the ages.

Crawford, who was previously undisputed a super-lightweight, dominated the formerly unbeaten and pound-for-pound rated Spence. Dropping ‘The Truth’ three times, Crawford completely shut down Spence’s game landing accurate and spiteful shots before ultimately stopping his brave counterpart in the ninth round.

With the win, Crawford has gained the elite name that his undefeated record was needing and with such a brilliant performance, has proved himself as the man to beat.

Gervonta Davis convinced he would beat Terence Crawford

Another elite American talent, Davis, also earned the biggest win of his career when stopping Ryan Garcia in March. The 28-year-old seems to be beginning to hit the heights which many predicted for him, and he is absolutely brimming with confidence.

In fact, Davis is so confident that he evemn backs himself to not only beat, but stop the much bigger and moere experienced Crawford.

Talking on a Twitter space, when asked what a matchup between he and Crawford would looking like at welterweight, he did not hold back.

“147?”, Davis asked. “If I tap that chin, you know he going to sleep. He ain’t go not chance.

“I got round six.”

Gervonta Davis talking on a Twitter space

It is highly unlikely that this matchup will be made soon, if ever. Davis is still developing and it’s doubtful that his management/promotional teams would let him fight Crawford who would have a big size advantage.

How would a matchup between Gervonta Davis and Terence Crawford go?

Terence Crawford dominates Errol Spence Jr. en route to masterful TKO – Spence vs. Crawford Highlights

On Saturday night, boxing fans were treated to the fight of the decade as Errorl Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford stepped into the squared circle for a showdown that many fans never expected to see. Spence, the WBC, WBA, and IBF welterweight champion, walked into the bout riding a 28-0 record while his opponent and […]

In the early going, Spence came out immediately attempting to put pressure on Crawford. That turned out to be a mistake as Crawford’s lightning speed and brilliant counterstriking stymied Spence’s game plan every step of the way. In the second round, Crawford landed a solid right power jab that sat Spence down.

Through the next five rounds, Crawford would begin to take over, putting his speed on display. In round seven, things began to look especially sketchy for Spence as he hit the mat, but once, but twice. Swelling in Spence’s eye prompted the ringside physician to take a look in between rounds, but the fight was allowed to continue.

It was all downhill from there as Crawford landed a big right hand in the ninth. With Spence on wobbly legs, Crawford moved in for the kill and unleashed a flurry of strikes. When it was apparent that Spence could no longer intelligently defend himself, the referee had no choice, but to step in and call for the stoppage.

Official Result: Terrance Crawford def. Errol Spence Jr. via TKO at 2:32 of Round 9

Check Out Highlights From Errol Spence Jr. vs. Terence Crawford Below:

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Errol Spence Jr. vs. Terence Crawford – Betting Preview

Heralded as one of the most important boxing matches of this generation, on Saturday night in ‘Sin City’ – as part of a massive weekend for combat sports, welterweight champions, Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford both put their gleaming undefeated records on the line in pursuit of unified and undisputed separation. Spence Jr., the […]

Spence Jr., the current WBC, WBA, and IBF welterweight champion, currently boasts a stunning 28-0 professional record, most recently turning in a tenth round knockout win over Yordenis Ugas back in April of last year.

As for Crawford, the current WBO welterweight kingpin, lays claim to a spectacular 39-0 record as a professional, defending that title back in December of last year with a stunning sixth round KO win over David Avanesyan in Nebraska.

And ahead of their blockbuster championship pairing this weekend at the T-Mobile Arena, Crawford, who looks to become the first to defeat the 33-year-old New Yorker, Spence Jr. – is available over on Betway as an impressive -160 betting favorite. Spence Jr., on the other hand, is currently listed as a +140 betting underdog to become the first to defeat Crawford.

Striking IBF welterweight spoils back in 2017, Spence Jr. landed a penultimate round knockout win over common-foe, Kell Brock, before retaining the title against Lamont Peterson, Carlos Ocampo, and Mikey Garcia, before adding WBC gold to his trophy cabinet with a decision win over Shawn Porter in 2019.

Returning to competition in 2020 following a brutal car crash the year prior, Spence defended his WBC and IBF titles with a unanimous decision win over Danny Garcia, before winning WBA gold against the aforenoted Cuban striker, Ugas.

Boasting a whopping 30 knockout victories from his 39 total career triumphs, Crawford minted himself as the WBO light welterweight champion in 2015, defeating Thomas Dulorme with a knockout victory in Arlington, Texas.

And in 2018, defeating Queensland puncher, Jeff Horn in a ninth round TKO success, Crawford defeated the former to win the WBO welterweight title. In successive successful title defenses next, Crawford has so far landed six championship retentions against Jose Banavidez Jr., Amir Khan, Egidijus Kavaliauskas, common-opponents, Kell Brook and Shawn Porter, before his December KO win against Avanesyan.

In terms of interesting prop bets available over at Betway, Spence Jr. is a whopping +650 betting underdog to defeat Crawford via knockout come Saturday in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Furthermore, Crawford on the other hand, is also available at +250 to defeat Spence Jr. via KO, TKO, or disqualification.

And in the ninth and tenth round – if the bout manages to make it to the latter stages, Spence Jr. can be backed at +3,300 to score a knockout win, if he is to finish the fight against Crawford.

An interesting prop bet available to players come in the form of Gone in 60 Seconds, with both Spence Jr. and Crawford available at +3,300 to dispatch each other inside the opening minute of their massive welterweight title unification clash this weekend in the desert – in one of the most heralded pairings to ever grace the squared circle.

Francis Ngannou warned away from boxing debut against Deontay Wilder: ‘He hits you, you’re going to sleep’

Former undisputed UFC heavyweight champion, and recent PFL (Professional Fighters League) signing, Francis Ngannou, has been warned about the potential pursuit of a professional boxing debut against former WBC heavyweight champion, Deontay Wilder by decorated gold holder, Terence Crawford, with the Batié native warned about a potential devastating KO loss. Ngannou, a ruthless knockout artist […]

Ngannou, a ruthless knockout artist in his own right, has been sidelined from combat sports since January of last year, most recently headlining UFC 270 against former interim heavyweight champion, Ciryl Gane – successfully unifying the titles in a unanimous decision win over the Frenchman.

Electing to depart the UFC in January of this year following the completion of his contractual obligations with the promotion, Ngannou penned terms on a monumental deal with the Peter Murray-led PFL earlier this month.

And expected to remain sidelined from mixed martial arts until next year, Cameroonian heavyweight, Francis Ngannou is slated to switch focus to a long-rumored debut in the squared-circle – eyeing fights against the likes of the above-mentioned, Wilder, current champion, Tyson Fury, and former gold holder, Anthony Joshua.

Francis Ngannou issued real warning ahead of expected boxing debut

However, according to welterweight kingpin, the undefeated, Crawford, Ngannou would be wise to avoid a fight with Wilder in the future – warning him of a potential brutal knockout loss he could be on the receiving end of.

“If he (Deontay Wilder) hits you, you’re going to sleep,” Terence Crawford told Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour while discussing Francis Ngannou. “Deontay Wilder, he hits you, you’re going to sleep. Tyson Fury, he went to sleep and woke up. I don’t see too many other guys doing that. Deontay Wilder is one of the biggest punchers ever, so just keep that in mind.”

Winning undisputed UFC heavyweight gold back in March 2021, Ngannou landed the undisputed title with a thunderous second round KO win over Stipe Miocic, avenging a prior decision loss to the Ohio veteran.

Terence Crawford Knocks Out Shawn Porter – Highlights

The epic showdown between Terence Crawford and Shawn Porter is finally here. Let’s see how things played out. Round 1: The fight begins with Porter coming right out and throwing a big combination as the two met in the middle of the ring. Crawford is economic with his punches in these opening minutes. Porter is […]

The epic showdown between Terence Crawford and Shawn Porter is finally here. Let’s see how things played out.

Round 1:

The fight begins with Porter coming right out and throwing a big combination as the two met in the middle of the ring. Crawford is economic with his punches in these opening minutes. Porter is much more aggressive, and Crawford is bobbing and weaving through his punches.

Round 2:

Porter is continuing to be the aggressor and is landing body shots. Crawford remains patient and is thinking out his combinations. Porter counters a Crawford right hook by throwing a straight right that knocks Crawford back. Crawford responds by landing a big right hand, but Porter responds with a left hook that briefly stuns Crawford. Crawford lands a stiff left hook to the body as the round ends.

Round 3:

Crawford opens up in a southpaw stance and Porter is tending to reach and lunge with his punches. Crawford throws a lead uppercut that nearly lands clean. The action picks up as Porter and Crawford throw big bombs in the middle of the ring. A possible clash of heads is passed up by the referee and action resumes. Porter has a noticeable cut above his right eye. Crawford gets the clinch as the round draws to a close.

Round 4:

Porter opens in a southpaw stance and lands a stiff right hook that catches Crawford clean. But, Crawford is beginning to find his range with the left hand. Porter throws a 1-2 combination and lands a right hand, Crawford reacts with a smile. Crawford is opening up his game and landing some big shots underneath to the body.

Round 5:

Porter continues to fight at a virtually perfect pace and forces Crawford to cover up. Despite eating some big hooks, Crawford smiles and brushes off Porter’s advances. Crawford gets in range near the end of the round and gets Porter up against the ropes.

Round 6:

The pace begins to pick up between Crawford and Porter. Porter appears to be the more aggressive but Crawford is landing at a higher rate, specifically to the body. Halfway through the round, a clash of heads causes a brief stoppage and the fight resumes. Porter is confusing Crawford with his lead hook combinations.

Round 7:

Porter’s athleticism continues to give Crawford issues, but Crawford is eating the shots on the ropes well and is countering with big shots. Crawford gets the fight back to the center of the ring and lands some hard lead left hooks to the head. Porter appears to not like those left hooks and covers up as the round ends.

Round 8:

The round opens up with a torrid pace from both men. Crawford and Porter are both sharpshooting in the pocket, but Crawford is landing the bigger volume. Crawford just misses with a big left hand inside that Porter barely evades. With a minute left, Porter finds a home for the right hand to the head and Crawford counters with combinations to the body.

Round 9:

Crawford is starting to find a home for his patented right jab as the round opens up. Porter’s left eye is starting to swell as Crawford’s movement remains evasive. Porter’s pace is starting to slow down as Crawford presses forward and lands some hard body shots.

Round 10:

Crawford lands the first knockdown of the fight with a stiff left hook that drops Porter. The fight resumes after a six-count but Crawford lands a beautiful combination that lands consecutive shots to the head. Remarkably, Porter’s corner throws in the towel and the fight is stopped.

OFFICIAL RESULT: Crawford by 10th-round knockout

Check out the highlights from the epic Crawford vs. Porter boxing showcase.