In the high-stakes game of professional boxing, not all contracts are written on paper; some are etched in anticipation and solidified with suspense. As if ripped from a boxing blockbuster, the prospect of a Canelo Alvarez and Errol Spence Jr. match has been steadily generating a buzz. However, that’s not the headline today. The current narrative orbits around a gripping two-fight deal between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford. A pact promises a thrilling face-off that could redefine the landscape of the welterweight division.

While we immerse ourselves in the details of this agreement, it’s hard to ignore the tantalizing ‘what-ifs’ lurking in the shadows of the boxing realm. Yet, the journey to any potential Spence-Alvarez contest is loaded with twists and turns, beginning with a high-octane Crawford-Spence showdown.

Errol Spence Jr.’s take on potential Canelo clash

The boxing fraternity is abuzz after the recent announcement of a high-profile two-fight deal between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford. Amid the anticipation, an interview with Spence Jr. has drawn attention to the intriguing possibility it hinted at.

During a one-on-one interview with ESNews, when asked about the recent match where Canelo Alvarez went the full 12 rounds with John Ryder, Spence Jr. responded, “Yeah, he did alright from what I seen. I just seen the highlights, I didn’t see the fight.”

Further adding to the suspense, when queried about the prospect of a potential fight between him and Alvarez, he stated, ” Yea, I definitely like it but right now, my focus is not on Canelo at all.”

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It’s evident that while Spence Jr. acknowledges the appeal of a match against Alvarez, his current focus remains firmly on his imminent showdown with Crawford. This emphasis on the task at hand further cements the gravitas of the two-fight agreement with Crawford. The implications of the fight plays a defining role in the unfolding narrative of the boxing world.

The landmark two-fight agreement: Crawford vs. Errol Spence Jr.

As reported by ESPN, Terence Crawford, and Errol Spence Jr. have signed a two-fight deal that promises to redefine their respective careers. Set for July, the face-off requires both boxers to move up to the 154 lbs category. The agreement, per Coppinger’s insights, opens the possibility of a trilogy, especially if the fighters split the first two bouts.

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Concerning their rewards, Coppinger notes, “Crawford and Spence will each earn eight figures guaranteed for the Showtime PPV fight.” Notably, the agreement includes a bidirectional rematch clause, allowing the loser to initiate a rematch within 30 days of the fight. What do you make of Spence Jr’s comments regarding a Canelo fight? Let us know in the comments section below.

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