“It’s Big Money”: Days After Clapping Back, Terence Crawford Willing to Fight Gervonta Davis on One Condition

Terence Crawford has just delivered a powerful statement. With a stellar win against Errol Spence Jr., he is brimming with confidence. He recently appeared on The Breakfast Club podcast, discussing his rematch with Errol Spence Jr. Further, he also discussed potential showdowns with Gervonta Davis and Canelo Alvarez.

However, Gervonta Davis’s audacious claim of defeating Crawford in just six rounds caught everyone’s attention. And in the interview, Bud’s response to the jabs by ‘Tank’ particularly caught the audience’s attention. When the interviewer asked Crawford if his ego meddled with such blatant claims by Tank, Crawford quickly enlightened everyone with his viewpoint. Moreover, he also revealed a clause on which he’ll fight Tank. But what exactly did he say? Dig in to find out all about it!

On what clause will Terence Crawford fight Tank?

Crawford says he doesn’t let his ego make decisions for him. Regarding Gervonta Davis’ claim of moving up to 147 and defeating him, Crawford recognizes Davis’ confidence. However, he feels boxing has different levels. He’s willing to fight Davis but wonders if people would value his win over a lighter opponent.

In the interview, he said, “He’s got the confidence in himself that he believes he can do that because he’s been knocking all these fighters out that he’s been in the ring with. So, no knock to Tank, but there’s definitely levels. And if he comes up to 147 thinking he’s just gonna knock Terence Crawford out, he’s got another thing coming.”

Further, he also discussed the monetary implications of this fight saying he’ll fight him as it’s quite lucrative for him. Bud added saying, “So, that’s the fight you would make happen if he wanted to come up to 147? Yeah, I’ll stay at 147 for him. That’s a big money fight, it’s a big fight, yeah, it’s a big money fight.”

Additionally, Bud has also talked about another fight that will mark his legacy in boxing. So, which fight is it?

Which fight will bench Crawford’s legacy?

After winning the undisputed Welterweight title, Crawford is now at the center of the boxing community. Moreover, fans now see him as their generation’s top fighter. Furthermore, he said on ‘The Porter Way Podcast‘ that he’s one fight away from being the “all-time great.”

He wants to fight Jermell Charlo to seal this legacy. Additionally, Crawford doesn’t like Charlo’s recent comments about him. And although he thinks Charlo just wants attention, Crawford still wants the fight. Bud said, I don’t like Jermell, for the simple fact that I think he is a fake individual. I feel like Errol is real, he’s genuine, he stands ten toes on everything that he says and does, Jermell is one of those guys that does a lot for attention. I was cool with Jermell and Jermall, and their older brother, prior to me moving up in weight.” He might fight Errol Spence Jr. again first. Charlo also plans to fight Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez.

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With Terence Crawford and Gervonta Davis’ present war of words, there’s no doubt that a potential showdown could happen. Furthermore, we can only await Bud’s match with Jermell Charlo that will mark his legacy.

What are your thoughts on Bud’s bout with Tank and Jermell Charlo? Unravel your viewpoints in the comments!

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