Terenca “Bud” Crawford (41-0, 31 KO) is trying to do what no other male boxer did, which is to be a three-name unquestioned champion. To do this, he must defeat the prevailing unquestionable champion super medium in medium weight Saul “Canelo” Alvarez (63-2-2, 39 KO), which was never defeated in a super middle weight, wearing a 11-0 record in the division.

Basically, Crawford goes up three weight divisions to fight Canelo. In August last year in August last year in August last year in August last year in August last year in August last year in August last year in August last year in August in August last year in August last year in August last year in August in August Madrimov at Madrimov in August Madrimov. It’s been a little over a year since this fight; Crawford had time to prepare and build his body for an average of 168 pounds.

The biggest question is: can Crawford overcome Saul with this weight? The 147-pound version of Crawford, which everyone saw dominates and defeated Errola Spence for the undisputed Crown of Circle will not be the one who enters the ring against Canelo. We will see a 168-pound version of Crawford, which will be larger and stronger. How much his speed and agility will lose due to additional weight? In his fight with Madrimov, he did not look as dominant as in welterweight. The fight was much closer than she expected.

Crawford released Madrimov in 7 rounds, but in 4 of these rounds the difference was only one blow. Israil did a good job defensively – evaporation, catching and slipping of Crawford blows. Offensive Crawford sometimes fought, landing only 17.9 percent of his stabs. Madrimov rejected the rhythm with constant movement and excessive feeting.

The opponent who was confined and the debate of the discussion was shot, who was recognized as slipping against Crawford, was Egidijus “Mean Machine” Kavaliauskas. So far, he has landed the most blows against Crawford at 118 blows at a joining rate of 30.2 percent, which is comparable with 30.5 percent Madrimov.

Although Kavaliauskas lost the match with a technical knockout in the ninth round, his success in the first six rounds indicates potential flaws in Crawford. As in Madrimov, Kavaliauskas had the upper body movement with Feinting, which Crawford gave early. The mean machine overwhelmed Bud 78 to 65 in the first six rounds and won the perceived knocking in the third with a challenging law. Terenca showed defensive weakness; He is susceptible to the right while in Southpaw. Both Madrimov and Kavaliauskas landed on several laws when he was in this attitude. Bud must tighten his defense against Canelo if he intends to survive the match because one of his best blows is right.

Will Crawford decide to fight in the Southpaw or Orthodox position? The ability to do both will give him a tactical advantage if he does it strategically. However, one thing that he can’t do against Canelo is how he did it against Madrimov or Kavaliauskas, who stays in his pocket for a long time; This may be steep if he does. The undisputed ventilation champion, Jermell Charlo, found himself outside in a lost effort. His production was anemic, landing only 71 blows in the match. Like Crawford, Charlo raised the importance of fighting, but Canelo’s power turned out to be too much. When Charlo boxed outside to survive, limiting the exchange and its exposure. Crawford swore to fight differently and try to win by exchange with Alvarez.

This is a known fact that Canelo’s greatest weakness is his hefty legs when he fights with mobile and agile boxers. Is the 168-pound version of Bud Agile and elusive to cause difficulties in Saul? Maybe it is not like that, especially if he intends to trade with Canelo. He must tactically apply movement, but he must do it in a way that does not minimize its production, as Charlo did. To speak Canelo, he must also highlight him, which means that he must do offensive enough to allow what is not an basic task. He can’t just make an absolute minimum and expect it to win. Although Canelo is not a volume impact, it is effective and right with the blows he throws, containing a total percentage of 36.1 percent, which ranks fifth in sport. Because as great as Crawford can be defensive, it will finally be hit by Canelo; How good it is able to absorb your blows, dictates the match. If the blows turn out too much for the kennel, it can be outside more than he wants, for its survival.

Alvarez fought with such as Gennades Golovkin, Sergey Kovalev and Dmitry Bivol. He was able to take their best blows. Canelo proved that he has a granite chin; He was never knocked down in his professional career. It is very unlikely that Crawford’s strength affects Canelo to such an extent that it scares him away from racing him all over the ring. Canelo has not yet been withdrawn with the facilitate of the opponent’s strokes. Textory is a great boxer, but in Super Middle WWWEight he will be able to make his plan, as he did in welterweight?

If his fight with Madrimov indicates his ability to perform stronger punchers, we can see a less effective bud, which boxes on the range to minimize the damage he maintains. Canelo must test Terenca on this weight and do it by attacking his body and breaking the guard, aiming at his arms, as he did against Callum Smith, who suffered a left biceps injury because of a multiple hit by Alvarez’s impact. If Canelo is a greater warrior in terms of impact force, he must be a bang and apply his strength to break down Crawford and punish him. Bud is definitely combat and never had to withdraw offensively. If he stubbornly decides to exchange when he should be simply defensive, it can be his fall. His margin of error in this match is extremely low, because any mistake can cost it a lot.