The American boxer stayed in Las Vegas to enjoy Raiders vs. NFL week 2 chargers
Las Vegas – The new and brand new undisputed champion of all the belts of the supermedio weight, Terence Crawford, was present in the Monday Night Football that faces Los Angeles Chargers already Las Vegas Raiders.
The appointment was in the imposing Allegiant Stadium de Las Vegaswhere the American boxer enjoyed the closing of week 2 of the NFLjust a few days after achieving one of the most surprising and resounded victories in the recent history of boxing by beating Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez.
Terence Crawford He continues to enjoy glory after defeating the Mexican idol in an intense fight that was defined by judges after 12 rounds. The result marked a before and after in the category, since it not only meant a new defeat for Álvarez, but also stripped it of all its belts, something that has rarely seen in the history of pugilism. With this triumph, Crawford opened a historical chapter by becoming undisputed champion in different divisions.
Despite the intensity of combat and the magnitude of the result, both fighters showed mutual respect at the end of the contest. They even left the door open to a possible rematch in the near future, something that excites fans. However, this revenge would have to be done soon, since both Álvarez and Crawford are in the final stretch of their careers, while the division of the supermedios continues to raise their level with the appearance of new talents.
During its appearance in the Allegiant StadiumCrawford brought with him the belts that snatched the cinnamon, proudly showing his historical achievement before the thousands of fans present. The game between Chargers y RaidersIn addition, he has a great attraction, because the winner would not only be undefeated after two weeks, but also placed himself as a lonely leader of the west division of the American conference.
With this public appearance, Terence Crawford He shows that he continues to enjoy the top of the sports world, both inside and outside the ring, while waiting for an announcement of the next American fight.
