Terence Crawford is the world champion in three weight classes, he is also the holder of the WBO Welterweight title for around 5 years now. He has had an illustrious career, taking up boxing at the early age of seven. During his amateur career, he managed to defeat future world champions like Danny Garcia and Mikey Garcia. With an undefeated record, the Nebraska resident has managed to establish himself as one of the top dogs in the sport.

Crawford, nurtured by Top Rank has managed to leave Tyson Fury and Canelo Alvarez‘s win streak behind. Moreover, he currently is the best pound-for-pound as per ESPN. His ring IQ, punching power, and counter-punching abilities put him levels above other boxers. No doubt his current success stems from the firm foundation of his earlier days.

As if reminiscent of the old days, recently a video of young Crawford working out a heavybag surfaced on the internet. ESNEWS shared the video on YouTube. Days before his bout against Errol Spence Jr., this video is definitely a treat for the fans.

Terence Crawford seems ready for his bout against Errol Spence Jr.

Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. are the top dogs in the division and their bout is finally at hand after years of waiting. Crawford will be coming up with a mind to prove himself. So far, ‘Bud’ hasn’t had any strong enough opponent for his title challenges. However, the unified Welterweight champion will surely be giving Crawford a run for his money. Spence Jr. is yet to meet his match in the ring, and fans are hoping Crawford will be the one.

In the video, ‘Hunter’ is bringing the heat as he circles around the heavybag while throwing punch after punch. The seemingly non-committal punches definitely hold considerable power as they move the bag around. The fans were definitely mesmerized by his technique as one fan chose to call him “The goat” in the comments.

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For now, fans will have to wait for the day of the bout, although if he loses, Crawford is not open to a rematch. According to Crawford, “I’m looking to be victorious in the first one. That’s the one that matters to me, the first one”. What do you think about young Bud’s training? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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