In a highly anticipated fight, Terence Crawford cemented his legacy by defeating Israil Madrimov by unanimous decision, becoming a four-division champion. The official scores were 116-112, 115-113, and 115-113, reflecting Crawford’s dominance and technical prowess in the ring.

This victory marks a significant milestone in Crawford’s illustrious career, solidifying his status as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world. Here is a closer look at the four weight classes where Crawford has won titles:

1. Lightweight (135 lbs): Crawford first made his mark in the lightweight division, capturing the WBO title in 2014 with a victory over Ricky Burns. His reign at lightweight showcased his exceptional skill and versatility.
2. Light Welterweight (140 lbs): Moving up in weight, Crawford continued his dominance by unifying the division. He became the undisputed champion by holding all four major titles (WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO) after defeating Julius Indongo in 2017.
3. Welterweight (147 lbs): Crawford’s success continued in the welterweight division, where he captured the WBO title in 2018 by defeating Jeff Horn. His performances at welterweight have been characterized by his speed, power, and ring IQ, solidifying his reputation as one of the best in the sport.
4. Super Welterweight (154 lbs): In his most recent achievement, Crawford moved up to super welterweight to face Israil Madrimov. With a unanimous decision victory, he added the WBA title to his collection, demonstrating his ability to compete and triumph across multiple weight classes.

With this historic achievement, speculation has quickly turned to Crawford’s next potential opponent, and all eyes are on Canelo Alvarez. A showdown between Crawford and Alvarez would undoubtedly be one of the most significant fights in boxing history, pitting two of the sport’s greatest talents against each other.

Fans and analysts alike are eagerly awaiting any confirmation or announcement regarding this potential mega-fight. The boxing world is buzzing with excitement, anticipating what could be a clash for the ages.