Crawford looks slow and voluminous in training to the fight for Canelo

Terence Crawford seemed heavy and slow to have a loaded exercise video prepared for the “great struggle” against Canelo Alvarez on September 13. The weight of Crawford (41-0, 31, 31 KO) slowed it slowed down, and forced him to be 40 years old.

Heavy Crawford: Speed ​​lost

The bud should be severed sharply, because he has been in many weight gain in 10 months and 154 in 154, Israel’s near the ring from the ring.

Being out of the ring and power feed did not do it well. In the clip, Crawford moves around as if the joints are tighter due to age and weight. For a long time, there is a view of one inactive for a long time.

Impact of Inactivity to Crawford

Crawford fought every year since 2020. While a fighter struggles once a year for only five solid years, the joints are toughened and moving as a tin man in need of fat. Terence would get two battles since last August.

It was reported to be around 186 pounds and had a negative impact on his hand and foot speed. Way CRAWFORD now looks, it will not be competitive against any of the best fighters in the age of 168 or in the weight category. There is no frame, speed and power. If it will be cut in the last month of the camp, it doesn’t look good for Crawford.

This can be one of the easiest battles of Canelo since he wins Billy Joe Saunders in 2021.

Crawford’s missed tests

I hope that if the Crawford exploded in a unilateral loss of Alvarez, Turki Alalshik is not very sorry. So it is very important to take a measure to ensure that they are capable of raising one or two weight classes. This warrior, you get two or three tune-ups against the best in the weight category they move.

In this way, if they are destroyed, you cancel these plans for “great struggle”. In this case, the Turki had to pass these two fighters before the fight against Canelo:

1. David Benavidz
2. David Morrell

If Crawford refuses to fight with them, wash your hands and move to other prominent fighters, preferably 168 or 175th sections.