Terence Crawford Undefeated After Historic Win Over Canelo Alvarez, Considers Future Weight Class Changes

Terence Crawford achieved a historic milestone by defeating Canelo Alvarez to become the undisputed super middleweight champion, making him the first male fighter in the modern era to hold undisputed titles in three weight classes. Following his dominant win, Crawford is taking a cautious approach to his career, focusing on recovery and future planning rather than immediately committing to a rematch with Canelo, though such a rematch remains a possibility if changes are made. Top trainer Robert Garcia believes Canelo could avenge the loss with adjustments, while Crawford is also considering moving up to middleweight for new challenges. At 37, discussions about Crawford's career trajectory include considerations of retirement on top, with boxing great Roy Jones advising him to retire undefeated, though Crawford's reflexes and skills remain exceptional. Crawford has ruled out dropping back to 154 pounds to fight Jaron 'Boots' Ennis, indicating he feels too strong at his current weight and is more likely to target middleweight opportunities. The boxing community remains captivated as Crawford navigates these decisions, with his recent victory cementing his legacy and sparking widespread speculation about his next moves.