Crawford’s workout is moving: view of the Canelo strategy, the key to Utaj

Terence Crawford showed its higher physicality and moves that plans to use when it enhances two divisions from 154 to 168 to cause WBA, WBC and WBO super high school champion Canela Alvarez for its three [or perhaps four] Titles on September 13 in Las Vegas.

Tactics of tension

He still looks like younger medium weight, Crawford (41-0, 31 ko) showed a lot of movements in his short training clip. It is believed to box the larger, stronger and younger Canela (62-2-2-39, 39 ko) to stay outside the fire line.

Terence will sit for a year without a fight, not moving until 168 to fight one of the best candidates, such as Olsleys Iglesias, Diego Pacheco or Christian Mbilli. If he did so, he could stay sharp, acclimatized into a super middleweight division and show fans that it was not just a retirement.

For boxing fans who have their heads on your shoulders, this is the only conclusion you can draw. Crawford says he is moving until 168 to fight Canel to inherit himself to prove his size, but still decides not to fight in the division first.

Heritage or money?

Furthermore, he plans to leave a 168 -pound division after he withdraws or returns to 154. Therefore, it seems apparent that it is a money. If Crawford doesn’t work for money, why won’t it adapt first to 168?

It would be great for the people who order this event on PPV if Crawford came to fight and not run around the ring like 154 pounds by Jermell Charlo, when he moved 14 pounds to cause Canela for his belts. Jermell was like a bigger, stronger version of Crawford, and he didn’t want to get out of it early. He spent most of the fight on the move, running, and fans were furious.

Crawford showed no power in his move up to 154 of 147 last August against Israil Madrid, and his face looked badly beaten to the end of the fight. It was almost as bad as the face of Vergil Ortiz Jr when he fought against Madrid last Saturday.

Vergil Jr. He did a better job of beating to Madra than Crawford, but he was younger and more willing to engage. Crawford fought in defense and still presented a great punishment.