“I got shot and you can see the proof,” Terence Crawford rapping to Lil Wayne’s ‘Mr. Carter’ made Errol Spence Jr win more special

Terence Crawford has cemented his position as one of the best boxers in history with his recent victory over Errol Spence. But fans are thoroughly impressed with the champion’s exceptional rap knowledge as well during the build-up to the fight.

One of the most anticipated fights in the sport ended in a delightful win for Terence Crawford. The technical masterclass displayed by the two-time undisputed champ was truly a sight to watch. Errol Spence has no excuses for his loss and Crawford won the fight with no doubts in the minds of any fan. But Crawford has also impressed the boxing world with his rapping abilities.

During the official weigh-ins for the fight, Terence Crawford made an entrance to the stage by rapping an iconic song by rapper Lil Wayne. The boxer went bar to bar for the song from ‘ Mr. Carter.’ One particular lyric which said, “I got shot and you can see the proof” resonated to a great extent with the boxer. Crawford showed his “proof” on the back of his head.

The story is that Terence Crawford was shot near the head in the past. The incident occurred after the boxer was involved in a dice game with troublesome individuals. Fans are glad the fighter made a full recovery from the incident and went on to become a legend in the ring.

Related: WATCH: “I just like showed you!” – Rapper Eminem hilariously embraced Terence Crawford after boxer’s spectacular win over Errol Spence Jr

Terence Crawford performs ring walk with another rap legend Eminem

World boxing champion Terence Crawford has proven his knowledge and awareness of the world of hip-hop on multiple occasions. His recent fight with Errol Spence Jr. showed fans his appreciation for Lil Wayne’s work during the official weigh-ins. But Crawford has also collaborated with other artists like Eminem who rapped ‘Lose Yourself’ for the boxer during a ring walk.

Terence Crawford made a remarkable move by inviting rap legend Eminem to perform the iconic song during his entrance for the most significant fight of his career. This marks Eminem’s second surprise appearance this month, the first being at an Ed Sheeran concert in Detroit.

Collaborations like these between renowned figures from different fields elevate the sport, drawing a much larger audience. Both Terence Crawford and Eminem have established their legacies as entertainment icons

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