“I ain’t one of your kids,” Errol Spence gets personal in fiery trade-off with Terence Crawford ahead of blockbuster boxing bout
Errol Spence Jr and Terence Crawford are set to face off against each other for the undisputed welterweight championship.
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Errol Spence Jr and Terence Crawford have a fiery trade off (Image Courtesy-CBS Sports)
The highly anticipated fight between Errol Spence Jr and Terence Crawford is just around the corner. Both boxers are determined to establish themselves as the undisputed welterweight champion and have been training extensively for this momentous event. Surprisingly, there has been a lack of trash talk during the lead-up to the fight.
The final press conference in Las Vegas was different both the fighters and their camps were heated up. During the press conference, Crawford gave his opponent the following warning: “I don’t go in there looking for the knockout; I go for the win, but if he step out of line, he’s gonna be next.” Spence retorted, “I’ve heard this line my entire life. You do what you gotta do,” as his response.
Spence also replied to Crawford by saying, “I ain’t one of your kids.” Crawford replied, “Imma treat you like one”.Both Crawford and Spence, are also proud fathers. Crawford has six kids with his longtime partner, while Spence has three children with his girlfriend, whose identity is unknown.
The fight is a close call, and it is difficult to say who will win. However, it is sure to be an exciting and competitive fight. Fans are looking forward to seeing who comes out on top. The two fighters have very different styles, which makes the fight even more intriguing.
Is there a rematch clause for Errol Spence Jr vs Terence Crawford?
Boxing enthusiasts are in for a treat with the upcoming welterweight showdown between two undefeated fighters. Both boxers are eager to secure another win and cement their position as the undisputed welterweight champion. There is a rematch clause in their contract.
It has been reported that Spence plans to move up in weight following his fight against Crawford. The contract includes a rematch clause that allows the loser to request a second fight. But it appears that the winner will have the option to choose the weight category for the next bout.
If Spence wins, he might decide to move up to the super-welterweight category for his next fight, whereas Crawford will need to adapt to the new weight class. The inclusion of a rematch clause has increased the level of intensity for the upcoming match.
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