The long-awaited superfight for the title of absolute welterweight champion (up to 66.7 kg) between American representatives of the top 10 pound, WBC / WBA / IBF title holder Errol Spence (28-0, 22 KOs) and Terence Crawford (38-0, 29 KOs), who owns the WBO belt, has every chance to take place in October.
As became known
ESPNthe parties are currently actively working on a deal, and an unnamed source from the boxers’ inner circle reports that “there are no real obstacles to signing contracts.”
If the parties shake hands, the megafight is planned to be held in Las Vegas (USA). The meeting will take place as part of Al Haymon’s PBC show and, of course, will be broadcast on the PPV pay-per-view system on either Showtime or FOX.
In April this year, Spence won a unification bout against WBA champion Yordenis Ugas, stopping the Cuban in the 10th round.
Crawford had his last fight in November last year, in the same 10th round, knocking out compatriot Sean Porter.
How confident is Crawford that his next fight will be with Spence? Champion’s Answer
