UFC star challenges Terence Crawford

Terence Crawford has been called out by UFC knockout of the year winner over boxing and MMA comparisons on Adin Ross live stream.

Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford (42-0, 31ko’s) has been called out by a UFC knockout of the year star.

Crawford defeated Canelo Alvarez (63-3-2, 39ko’s) at a sold out Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas last September, in an event live on Netflix that has catapulted Bud into stardom in global sport.

Not only that, he won the undisputed super middleweight championship, subsequently become a multi weight undisputed and a five weight world champion.

The all time great decided to hang up the gloves shortly after his victory, and will go down as one of the greatest fighters of all time.

In just a few months of being retired, Crawford has been called out by a number of people.

The man from Omaha has re-vocalised his desire to remain retired and that no amount of money will change that, however not everyone believes he is gone for good.

UFC contender and 2020 knockout of the year winner Joaquin Buckley has called out Terence Crawford for a spar in response to recent comments Terence Crawford and Shakur Stevenson made on the age old Boxing vs MMA debate.

Crawford and Stevenson appeared on an Adin Ross kick stream, they claimed that the ‘skill level’ of boxing is on another level to MMA.

Buckley responded via Instagram, stating that Boxing is “predictable”, unlike the UFC where “you don’t know who’s going to win”.

“If we came outside where I am right now, I could kill you”.

“I’m not saying I want to kill you or want to take you off this earth, but realistically, I would kill you if we fought”.

“Bud is talking crazy, acting like he would do something in the streets, saying he is going to flip the switch, he is going to need the switch if he is playing with me,”

 

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