“Who Da F**k I Was”: Terence Crawford Opens Up About Existential Crisis in Cryptic Post
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Terence Crawford, celebrated pugilist and multi-weight world champion, recently bared his soul in a cryptic post, shedding light on an existential crisis that gripped him. The boxing superstar, known for his unparalleled skill in the ring, took to social media to share a snippet of his personal struggle.
Many of Bud’s fans and followers woke up to a very startling and cryptic message on his Instagram stories. He wrote, declaring “I had to wake up and realize who da f*ck I was. I was sleep for some years.”
What did he mean?
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Further elaborating on his statement, Crawford pondered about the path he had gone through and recognized that it was his mother’s negativity that pushed him upwards. Crawford himself has noted that although many things have changed, his unchanged state of being angry has remained with him and powered his success in boxing at large.
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Crawford’s skill and flexibility as well as his reputation is evident in the ring. However, this revelation has offered a rare insight into his vulnerabilities, which professional boxing often lacks. This turbulent journey propelled him to become one of the best boxers right now.
The story of how Terrence Crawford, from an arduous upbringing in Omaha, grew to be referred to as “the best boxer in the world”, is an angry one. More so, his great success in the ring combined with his checkered past involving gangs and episodes of violence at an early age.
Bud was once shot in the head
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A near-death experience in 2008, when someone shot him in the head, changed Crawford’s story. Added layers of traumatic experiences then included witnessing his uncle’s death as well as the difficulties his aunt had faced after being attacked. Uncle and promoter Bob Arum were among the important people who helped redirect his focus and will back into boxing. Despite the absence of positive reinforcement, Crawford’s determination to be a present and supportive father to his children shows his commitment to breaking the cycle.
Terence Crawford’s narrative is not just a tale of sporting triumphs; it’s a testament to the spirit that can emerge from mental health struggles. In the ring, he found an outlet for his anger. Additionally, also a path to redemption, showcasing that the fight against inner demons can lead to extraordinary victories.
If you or anyone you know needs help with addiction issues or mental health struggles, contact the relevant resources below:
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration website or contact SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
Watch This Story: Terence Crawford’s Journey to the Boxing Pinnacle
Edited by:
Donna Eva