“They’re Tough” – Terence Crawford Confesses to Joe Rogan the Only Combat Sport That Beats Everyone Including Him

Terence Crawford is turning heads everywhere he goes! From his tantalizing fights to his off-ring appearances – the Boxing World champion is a hot cake among his fans. In case you’re not up to speed, let us fill you in on something exciting: ‘Bud’ is now rocking the title of a two-division undisputed Boxing champ of the world. How’d he snag this impressive accolade, you ask? By taking apart Errol Spence Jr. in the ninth round of their super-anticipated title unification showdown, pushing his undefeated streak to a whopping 40 wins and zero losses. 

Notably, he recently made an appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. During his conversation with the JRE host Joe Rogan, the duo delved into the developing narratives in combat sports. During this back-and-forth, the duo made some intriguing comments about a particular combat sport – that may be dubbed as an ‘underdog’ when it comes to making money. So, which combat practice are these fighting gurus talking about? Let’s dive deeper into their conversation to find out!

Terence Crawford reveals why this combat sport is a big challenge for boxers like him

Joe Rogan hosted ‘Bud’ for episode #145 of the JRE MMA Show. The duo kicked off the discussions with mutual camaraderie, speaking on a plethora of topics. As the conversation progressed, Rogan shed some light on how boxers usually find it difficult to clash with wrestlers.

Crawford, giving his take on the idea, argued, “Wrestling – I always say, man – I am a boxer, but I can wrestle. [But] if a wrestler grabbed you – I don’t care what you know – I don’t care who you’re with. It’s over with – if you’re not a wrestler.”

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Crawford’s straightforward statement sheds light on the formidable nature of wrestlers and the pivotal role their grappling skills play in confrontations. His acknowledgment of the potential dominance of a wrestler’s hold underscores the importance of well-rounded skills in various fighting situations. However, Joe Rogan’s response added depth to the conversation.

Joe Rogan shares his perspective on wrestling

The JRE host affirmed the challenges that boxers may encounter when facing off against wrestlers. He remarked, “Wrestling is such a tough sport! And there’s no accolades – there’s no glory! There’s no World Championship – where you’re making millions of dollars. It’s just all for the glory of winning. That’s all there is to it. Those are some of the toughest human beings alive!”

Rogan’s observation reflects the dedication and tenacity embedded in the sport of wrestling. He highlights the absence of grand financial rewards in wrestling compared to other combat practices. Instead, the driving force for wrestlers lies in the pursuit of victory and personal accomplishment, underlining the indomitable spirit of these athletes.

Crawford’s acknowledgment of wrestling’s prowess and Rogan’s recognition of wrestlers as some of the “toughest human beings alive” collectively paint a vivid picture of wrestling’s significance in combat sports. Their insights illuminate the dynamics of diverse fighting disciplines and the pivotal role wrestling plays in shaping the landscape of physical confrontation. So, do you agree with Crawford’s remarks? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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