Tim Bradley gives his prediction on Crawford Vs. Spence: “I’m Going to Terence Crawford by Knockout, Round 11”

By: Hans Themistode

Errol Spence Jr looked sensational, gorgeous, amazing, brilliant, flawless, and every other superlative word you can think of as he continued to thwart the otherwise enduring Yordenis Ugas last weekend. on April 16.

A crowd of nearly 40,000 stood on its feet and shouted in approval as their hometown kid forced a ring doctor to stop their struggle to unify the welterweight division. But, despite Spence Jr claiming his third world title and no matter how spectacular his performance, with a confrontation seemingly looming over Terence Crawford on the horizon, the winner division’s WBO title, Tim Bradley believes Spence Jr doesn’t have enough tricks up his sleeve. his sleeve to deal with pound-for-pound stars.

“I’m going to beat Terence Crawford by knockout, round 11,” Bradley told Fight Hub TV. “I just think he has a lot more going on with him. Switch south, right-handed, can punch, supreme accuracy and timing. I’ll go with Crawford. ”

During the reign of Spence Jr. as the 147-pound unification champion, Bradley completely eliminated the chance of beating Crawford over and over again. However, even Bradley admitted that the powerful Southpaw was impressive in his ninth round kill of Ugas.

Initially, the former Cuban-born player fought with Spence Jr. mostly even maturities. With both men spending most of their time in the middle of the ring delivering an extremely dangerous shot after an extremely dangerous one, it was Ugas who took it down first.

A short cut to the left from Spence Jr begins Ugas’ downfall in season seven. The blow immediately caused the Cuban player’s right eye to swell. Though he bravely continued to fight, he eventually succumbed to the strength of his men out of 9.

Overall, it’s Spence Jr.’s massive punch. allowed him to fully embrace a third world title around his waist. With 784 punches from the Dallas product, compared with just 541 from Ugas, Bradley readily concedes that Spence Jr.’s worker-like approach. could be a problem for Crawford.

However, despite the dangers involved in facing the unified champion, Bradley was extremely confident in the opportunity for Crawford to hand Spence Jr his first defeat of his career.

“I know Spence he’s a machine, he moves forward, he has a high volume. He can separate a lot of things with his mass but Crawford, that’s my man. ”