Spence vs Crawford Title Fights Preview: Enthusiastic boxing fans are eagerly waiting for the title unification clash between the welterweight champions, Errol Spence Jr. and Terence Crawford, slated to take place this weekend on July 29 in Las Vegas. Though Crawford boasts an unblemished record and holds the WBO title, Spence enjoys the adoration of the fans. Furthermore, the upcoming event features two additional title matchups. Consequently, let us delve into the details and make a prediction about the bout.
Spence vs Crawford Title Fights Preview: Prediction Of All 3 Title Fights In The Card
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Prediction about Spence vs Crawford Card Title Fights Preview and Prediction
The upcoming fight between the undefeated welterweight champions, Crawford and Spence Jr., will decide the first undisputed world welterweight champion during the current 4-belt era. This event will also mark the first occasion since 2006, when Zab Judah accomplished the feat, that a single pugilist will possess all the belts in the welterweight category.
According to statistics, Crawford has an impressive knockout rate of 76.92%, making him a formidable force in the ring and a formidable opponent for any boxer. Nonetheless, Spence Jr. has a marginally higher knockout rate, standing at 78.57%. Nevertheless, based on their recent performance, strength, and the quality of their opponents, InsideSport predicts that Crawford will emerge victorious in this hyped matchup, securing a knockout victory.
As the main event looms large, the co-main event promises to be a thrilling encounter in the WBC and WBA lightweight title eliminator, with the current titles held by Devin Haney. Cruz, with a professional record of 24 victories, 2 losses, and 1 draw, will face off against the undefeated Cabrera, who has an impeccable record of 21 wins and no losses.
Although Cabrera may have a strong chin and may win some rounds early in the fight, it will be a difficult task to fend off Cruz’s attacks for the entire 12 rounds. Therefore, we will have Cabrera as our pick for this fight with caution.
Donaire seeks redemption after his loss to Inoue by winning the vacant WBC bantamweight title against Santiago. Despite his age, Donaire should prevail due to Santiago’s lack of speed. Donaire’s counterpunching skills and year-long break put him in a good position to win by unanimous decision, although his current power level is uncertain. Santiago’s resilience is admirable but may not be enough to overcome Donaire.
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