Crawford Weighs Even With Alvarez Ahead Vegas Super-Middleweight Fight

Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez are set to face off in a highly anticipated super-middleweight undisputed title fight in Las Vegas, with both fighters weighing in at the 168-pound limit. Crawford, moving up two weight divisions, displayed a chiseled and ripped physique at the weigh-in, silencing critics who doubted his fitness and ability to compete at this higher weight. Despite internet rumors and criticism about his size and conditioning, Crawford insisted he is at his natural weight and ready for the challenge, while his trainer emphasized the importance of strategy and power in the bout. Canelo, a seasoned champion with extensive experience at super-middleweight and above, expressed respect for Crawford’s preparation, noting that muscle size alone does not determine the outcome. However, some observers noted that Crawford appeared smaller than expected for the weight class, raising questions about his ability to absorb Canelo’s power. The fight promises to be a test of skill, power, and strategy as Crawford attempts to become the first male three-division undisputed champion in the modern era.