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Like Mayweather used to on these exact stages, Crawford thanked God. He said that victory mattered because of who he had taken four belts from. Meaning Spence and his Premier Boxing Champions backers. Crawford isn’t wrong there. Spence’s management trotted him all over the welterweight division, everywhere, that is, but toward Crawford until there was no one else to fight. In the ring afterward, Crawford said he had been "blackballed." That’s probably a bit of a stretch, but it’s also in the right neighborhood. Either way, any obstacles still in Crawford’s path vanished—and for good.

It is Crawford’s first fight since last July, when he produced arguably one of the greatest performances in recent boxing memory with a one-sided, systematic, ruthless nine-round beatdown of Errol Spence Jr in Las Vegas that saw him become the first undisputed welterweight champion of the four-belt era, having also previously been undisputed at light-welterweight.

Spence next fought on the undercard of Stevenson-Karpency against Chris van Heerden at the Ricoh Coliseum. The referee stopped the fight in round 8, after Spence knocked down van Heerden twice in round 7.

Ngannou (0-1 in boxing), 37, a native of Cameroon, was making his pro boxing debut in his first fight since January 2022, and Fury (34-0-1, 24 KOs), 35, of Manchester, England, was installed as a 14-1 favorite to win the match and move onto an undisputed heavyweight championship fight versus Oleksandr Usyk.

Round 1 – A lot of fainting from both. Big right connects for Ruziboev. The fight is starting to get going here. Big uppercut by Ruziboev. Dumas has yet to land anything significant, but he is pressuring Ruziboev. Three minutes left. Right hand for Ruziboev. Ruziboev is really looking for that uppercut. One, two from Dumas. Dumas got poked in the eye, but the referee allows it to continue. Dumas covers up and looks away, and Ruziboev swings at Dumas. Ruziboev connects, and down does Dumas! A few more shots. Its over.

This was also the first time two fighters born in Mexico competed for an undisputed championship, and the first super middleweight title fight featuring two fighters born in Mexico. There has never been a world title fight featuring two Mexican-born fighters above 160 pounds.

10:24 p.m.: Diaz hits the canvas early in the third round and it's ruled a slip, but that doesn't stop a Stevenson supporter in the crowd from yelling "Get used to it!" Stevenson is about as polished of a 21-year-old boxer that you'll see. SN has him pitching a shutout thus far.

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The drive for a fight between Crawford and Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez remains. Turki Alalshikh was banging the drum throughout the night, telling DAZN that an offer would be made to the Mexican superstar for a February date and that he should accept it. Do we see that fight? Is the risk worth the reward for Canelo, who would be putting his Hall of Fame legacy on the line against a talented but far smaller opponent?

Crawford conquered the welterweight and light welterweight divisions as undisputed world champion, and also previously held the WBO lightweight title. Now he moves up to 154lbs with the goal of adding a pair of belts from that weight class to his incredible trophy case.

crawford spence fight results (40-0 31 KOs) is gunning to become a Four-Weight World champion as he moves up to 154lbs after conquering the Welterweight division with a stunning KO win over Errol Spence to be crowned the undisputed champion at 147lbs in Las Vegas in July. The Omaha star has already ruled the roost at Super-Lightweight and Lightweight, and now the pound-for-pound great is arrowing in on cementing greatness by claiming honors at a fourth weight.

Before this epic clash, the undercard should deliver some great action. The co-main is Isaac Cruz vs. Giovanni Cabrera in WBC and WBA lightweight title eliminator (titles currently held by Devin Haney).

The American southpaws, both previously unbeaten, clashed to crown an undisputed welterweight champion in a bout that was years in the making. Spence, 33, carried the WBC, WBA and IBF titles into the T-Mobile Arena, while Crawford, 35, held the WBO belt, and he walked away with all four.

WHEN TOP RANK linked up with ESPN on an exclusive multiyear deal in 2017, Crawford was one of the promotion's main attractions. Bob Arum kicked off the partnership with a fight between Pacquiao and Horn in Australia, as Horn shocked the future Hall of Famer via a highly controversial decision. One month later, Crawford was center stage for his first ESPN appearance, defeating Indongo to claim all four major junior welterweight titles.

This week on The PBC Podcast, hosts Kenneth Bouhairie and Michael Rosenthal take a deep dive into last weekend's epic Pay-Per-View card, featuring a tremendous performance from Terence "Bud" Crawford, who stopped Errol Spence Jr. to become the Undisputed Welterweight World Champion. Plus, a breakdown of all the PPV fights on the card and a look ahead to potential opponents for Crawford.