“That’s Scary”: While Reacting to Caleb Plant Slapping Jermell Charlo, Muhammad Ali’s Grandson Says He Was More Stunned by How Calm Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. Were Before Their Fight

In the high-stakes world of boxing, it’s the calmness in the storm that sometimes stands out. This unexpected tranquility was exactly what caught the attention of Nico Ali Walsh, during a recent explosive incident. The grandson of the legendary Muhammad Ali was engrossed in a conversation with Michelle Joy Phelps, sharing his perspective on an incident involving Caleb Plant and Jermall Charlo. While the altercation generated plenty of buzz, it was something far less raucous that left a deeper impression on Walsh.

Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr., the main event fighters, exuded an eerie calmness amidst the surrounding turbulence. It was this unsettling peace that fascinated Walsh, as it seemed to defy the conventional norms of pre-fight tensions. Intrigued?

Staying cool amidst the chaos: Terence Crawford and Spence’s unique approach to combat

Diving headfirst into the dialogue, Nico Ali Walsh expressed astonishment at the drama that unfolded between Caleb Plant and Jermall Charlo. “Yes!! That’s crazy because Caleb actually got him. He stuck him. Like, he really hit him,” he recalled, adding, “I don’t know what led to that beef, but tensions are high right now.”

Transitioning seamlessly to the pre-fight calmness of Crawford and Spence, Walsh provided a unique perspective. He noted, “People are ready for the Crawford fight. Everyone is beating on each other, except Spence and Crawford. Surprisingly, they are the most calm guys, and they are the ones that are actually fighting.”

Focusing then on the flurry of activity around the fighters, the interviewer also mentioned the coaches’ involvement in the action. “Even the coaches!” she exclaimed, emphasizing the whirlwind of events.

Unfolding further, Walsh gave a snapshot of the unexpected calm between the fighters and their teams, remarking, “I saw Crawford going at it with his team. It’s crazy. They are the most calm guys, and that’s what’s scary.” Through these keen observations, Walsh vividly contrasts the fight’s anticipatory chaos with the primary combatants’ serene demeanor.

A roar of approval and acclaim for Terence Crawford

The boxing community erupted with reactions following Crawford’s undisputed victory. Heavyweight Deontay Wilder commended Crawford for exploiting Spence’s sub-par performance, declaring, “He made it look easy.” Oscar De La Hoya, too, chimed in from afar, hailing Crawford as the “best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet.”

Notably, Shakur Stevenson, Crawford’s gym partner, won a hefty $25,000 bet supporting ‘Bud.’ Even the legendary Manny Pacquiao, who was present at the event, acknowledged Crawford’s superiority in a brief interview, nodding in agreement when asked if Crawford is the pound-for-pound number one. This unanimous applause from the boxing fraternity further embellishes Crawford’s victory.

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The electrifying showdown between Crawford and Spence had every element that makes a boxing match unforgettable. From Crawford’s tactical brilliance to the eerily calm demeanor, the spectacle left fans and fellow boxers in awe. Nico Ali Walsh’s unique observation of this calmness adds another intriguing layer to this tale of the ring. Now, with the possibility of a rematch, one wonders if the calm before the storm will be a repeated scenario. How do you think a rematch would play out?

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