American boxer Terence Crawford etched his name into boxing history after defeating Mexico’s Canelo Alvarez in what was billed as the “Fight of the Century,” a clash that brought together two of the sport’s biggest stars.
The highly anticipated showdown, followed by millions worldwide, lived up to its billing with a display of skill, intensity, and strategy. Canelo entered the ring with vast experience and a decorated resume, while Crawford showcased remarkable speed, precision, and control over the pace of the fight.
Throughout the bout, Crawford maintained dominance by capitalizing on his accuracy and footwork, preventing Canelo from imposing his trademark pressure style. As the later rounds unfolded, it became increasingly clear that the American had the upper hand, with the judges ultimately awarding him the victory by unanimous decision.
The win cements Terence Crawford’s status as one of the greatest pound-for-pound fighters in modern boxing, marking a defining moment in his career. Meanwhile, Canelo Alvarez, despite the loss, earned respect for his resilience and determination, fighting until the very last bell.
