The boxing world is shocked to watch the highly anticipated bout between Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford end up in a one-sided dominance. Terence Crawford defeated Errol Spence Jr. via TKO in the 9th round to become the new undisputed welterweight champion. With his latest win, Bud is now 40-0, defeating the undefeated champion Spence Jr. But how much money did Crawford earn by beating Spence Jr. tonight? Find Out.
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How Much Money Did Terence Crawford Earn By Knocking Out Errol Spence Jr. For The Undisputed Title?
Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford fought in a big championship bout at the sold-out T-Mobile Arena. Fans had high expectations from the fight, which ended up in utter dominance from ‘Bud’.
As per the reports, both Crawford and Spence will earn bigger fight purses for their showdown. The winner Terence Crawford will earn a guaranteed fight purse worth $10 million with an additional fight bonus and PPV Shares. Eventually, the undisputed champion Terence Crawford will walk with a total payout for the night worth $15 million.
On the other hand, Errol Spence Jr. will earn a guaranteed fight purse worth $4 million. With the PPV sales, Spence will also receive an increment of up to $6 million in his fight purse. He will also earn PPV sales adding his total payout up to $8 million. Both fighters will earn an equal share (50/50) of the PPV Sales, which will boost their earnings.
The undisputed title fight between the two men was a great matchup as two undefeated forces faced each other. Crawford pushed Spence to the edge with his combination strikes and powerful left jab. He landed 3 knockdowns to keep his dominance on Spence Jr., eventually ending the fight in the 9th round as the referee stopped the bout.
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