Omaha, Nebraska’s own, Terence Crawford, has announced his retirement from professional boxing after a phenomenal, hall of fame career.
Following his megafight with Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez, Crawford called time on his career at 42-0 with 31 knockouts (a knockout rate of 73.81%). Taking to YouTube, Bud announced his retirement as a former five-division champion and three-division undisputed champion, with skills that haven’t been matched in the ring in a number of years.
Known for his effortless ability to switch stances and look just as good in southpaw as he does in orthodox, Crawford mesmerised opponents, dominating those who believed it would be a close contest and did so in a quiet, calm, and respectful manner.