2020 Olympic silver medalist massive Richard Torrez Jr. He says he was impressed by the strength of Terenka Crawford, when they briefly struggled with the cuisine of Buda. Crawford was better than over 230 lb Torrez Jr. (12-0, 11 KO). Two fighters have never paired in a boxing ring.

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The size and power of Torrez Jr. Of course, they would be too gigantic for Crawford, who recently moved to 154 and had no pop in his blows. Torrez Jr. He says that he is on the side of Crawford in his fight with the unified Master of the super medium weight Canelo Alvarez in September. He does not say who he thinks he will win, but from the sounds he hopes that it will be Terence.

The 25-year-old chapter for heavyweight Torrez JR fights on Saturday evening, April 15, against Guido Vianelllo (13-2-1, 11 KO) in a ten-end fight, live on ESPN+ with Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas.

Crawford’s power

“I am a Crawford team, but I am a driving fan or Die Canelo. But to say this, I intend a little more towards the USA, but I am excited to fight,” said Richad Richard Torrez Jr. Sean ZittelLeaning towards Terenka Crawford, defeating Canelo Alvarez in September.

Crawford takes a gigantic step up, passing from 154 to 168 to fight what many consider player No. 1 in Super Middle Wweight, Canelo. This is a great task before Bud, because he just got up from 147 to 154 August 3 last year after he was sitting from the ring for a year.

He did not look sturdy on this younger medium weight against Israil Madrimov and almost lost. Now Crawford is moving on two divisions to face Canelo after a year outside the ring. In September he will be 38 years vintage, which makes him even more complex. To some extent, aging in boxing can lend a hand, but not when the warrior is approaching 40. It works against them at this point.

“He appeared some time ago:” Oh, Crawford defeated Richard Torrez in wrestling, “and I got a few views on this topic”, Sid Torrez Jr.. “I just want to point out that I did not know that we were fighting tough. We dealt with his kitchen and he said:” Let us let what we have. ” Suddenly he got a closure at me, and I thought, “Oh, that’s the end.”

“As soon as he got this castle on me, I thought:” Okay, I finished. ” So he is very sturdy, but we have never got into the ring before, but I love his defense for how he can do it.

Shakur Stevenson has published his reaction to reported 340,000 PPV purchases generated for the event on February 22, led by Artur Beterbiv vs. Dmitry Bivol 2 Rematch in Riyadh.

Interestingly, Stevenson seemed to attribute the success of the event after one of his glazed followers said that he “silenced critics” using “PPV Hits 340,000 Buys”. He tried to delight the glory.

The main draw of the event

People who ordered the Beterbiv-Bivol 2 event almost certainly did it because they wanted to see the headlining. Shakur’s presence on the card very little fans’ interest, even before his originally planned opponent, Floyd Schofield, withdrew from the fight because of a mysterious disease.

The reality is that the featherlight champion of WBC Stevenson (23-0, 11 Kos) played a very compact role in the success of February 22 events at Dazn PPV, because his fight with an electrician, Josh Padley, was buried in the fight against Shakur’s clothes with the little-known warrior, Padley (15-1, 4 Kos). It was just to take a place.

They were global PPV numbers, not US figurines. American shopping is said 50k, which are beyond terrible. To be so low, he signals that fans of American boxing perceived this event as unworthy orders, even after a reasonable base of the basement of USD 25.99.

Shakur is not a warrior paid at the sight and it is likely that he will never be, because his combat style is not that US fans are interested in watching. He is not a knockout, and running around the ring he does led him to boo in his fights.

Fortunately, Stevenson was not booed in Riyadh in February last year, but this is because the fans are polite. They probably booed quietly in their heads.

Defeat the chances of numbers and stay humble! https://t.co/jluli7hgdp

– Shakur Stevenson (@shakurstevenson) April 2, 2025

Newcastle, Australia-in combat sport, every fight can often seem that this is a “” proposal. Fighters and promoters build their fights, as if their life depends on this, the media buy charade, and fans immediately follow them. But most often they remained bloody, bruised and beaten, are able to find a way to raise the pieces and develop.

And then there are those fights that actually do or crack; Fights that define a career or raising a career. The latter is something that stands in the face of Australian Tim Tkuu, when it falls against the growing American phenom Joseph Spencer in Newcastle on Sunday. If TSYZU is not tiny, there will be no more rescue lines.

“It’s sinking or swimming,” said Tych met before his crunchy meeting with Spencer. “This is my redemption trip. I come back a stronger, hungry and ready to prove a point. I’m here to make a statement. If I have to go fire to go back to the top, let it be.

Eighteen months ago, Tsyzyu (24-2, 17 KO) was busy with being one of the hottest fighters in the world. He successfully negotiated the fight against the Division of the Jermell Charlo division, although Americans’ injuries meant that there was never implemented. Instead, Tsyzyu gathered the WBO medium champion belt with the dominant victory over Tony Harrison, and then defended the belt twice, first against Carlos Ocampo, and then Brian Mend. Tsyzu was still supposed to taste the defeat of 24 trips, fulfilling the noise of his legendary name in the world of boxing.

But everything he worked all his life was apparently solved in the blink of an eye. In March last year, Tsyza resigned from his world medium WBO title with a fractional loss from Sebastian Funda in Las Vegas, a fight in which he suffered a nasty cut above the left eye, which circumscribed his vision and eventually imposed his ability to scrap the victory.

At that time, he was unable to bounce against IBF SUPER WELTER WELTER BAKHRAM MURTAZALIEV Six months later, in a fight in which he entered as an overwhelming favorite to win. Tsyzyu was abandoned four times in the first three rounds and seemed shy and torpid in shock, one -sided romance. It was the last loss that left him on his career. Every fan of a fight knows that there is simply no chance to regain space as one of the best boxing, it should slide down to three more failures.

“This is Tim’s biggest career struggle, no doubt. This is or die,” said his promoter George Rose, a week after the fight. “For Tim, the point is to prove that it still belongs at the very top. Winning here winning here back to the mixture with the best in the world. Let’s be real, 154 pounds is now the best division in boxing. The names at the top are huge, and the name Tim deserves to be there.

“Everything that Tim must do is shake off from 2024 with an excellent performance, and he is able to hold him. A substantial win with Spencer, and we talk about Jermell Charlo, Keith Thurman, Sebastian Fund, Errol Spence, Vergil Ortiz … All fights that may follow the next.”

Spencer (19-1, 11 KO) is an extremely risky proposition for Tych. The 24-year-old from Michigan is already a nine-time American champion and has been advertised for some time as one of the real emerging boxing stars. He rides in a series of three fights, defeating Marcelo Fabian Bzowski, Janer Gonzalez and Miguel Angel Hernandez in the last 18 months. And although it will be his first time he fights away from American land, he is convinced that he has tools to break the Tsyzyu event.

“I feel great. It was a great time in Australia and a great ending at the camp,” Spencer said during the fight week. “I think Tim will come out tough. This is an significant fight for both of us. It’s all for both of us.

“For me I want to go to the next level, so I have to get this win. You only get so many boxes in boxing, so when you are in the position in which Tim is, you need to make sure that you will come back on the path of this winners. This is significant for both of us and bring the best of us.”