140-pound ultra-lightweight rookie Kishawn Davis believes that if Errol Spence vs Terrance Crawford starts in November, then he is bullish on Crawford to win, on the grounds that Crawford is better than Spence.
The 23-year-old Davis, the silver medalist of the Tokyo Olympics, now has a professional record of 6 wins and 5 KO opponents, and has been praised by the media as "Crawford II" because of his similar playing style to Crawford. At the same time, Davis recently joined the Crawford training team, which is estimated to be an important reason for him to support the other side. In addition, there are reports that Davis does not rule out playing against fellow rookie Frank Martin (16-0, 12KO), who is a boxer under Spence, and when Spence talks about this game, he thinks that the stinking Davis is not Martin's opponent at all, which may annoy Davis, so he feels that Spence is not Crawford's opponent.
Davis said: "Before I joined the Crawford training team, I felt that he would beat Spence because Crawford was better, and that feeling could last until my spare time, and I saw the difference in Spence, Crawford. When you play against Spence, we know what he wants to do, Spence is good at making thousands of attacks on the body, his punches are dense, and he tries to control the rhythm with his stabbing, but Crawford is a left-handed and can switch at will, so he will stun Spence with one punch. ”
Davis added: "The only thing we have to say about Crawford is that he started a bit slowly, but when he got better, he would fight back, and Crawford was better at that, and I even thought he would knock down Spence and maybe give boxing fans a surprise, and I'd be surprised at that point, so I'm not lying when I say that." ”
Whether Crawford can beat Spence is unknown, but it is somewhat difficult to knock down the opponent, after all, the difference in strength between the two is not obvious. The author has repeatedly said that on the issue of Spence vs Crawford, Crawford's strength has been infinitely exaggerated by the outside world, which is not a good thing for him, and although Crawford has achieved great achievements, he has never played a boxer as strong and in good shape as Spence before.
Boxing columnist Chris Williams believes that Crawford's style has become familiar to most people, that is, as time goes on, he relies more on counterattacks to implement breakthroughs, and whether this strategy can plague Spence is unknown.
Williams said: "If Crawford can only do it – defensive counter-attacks, then he's going to have a long night and that style isn't going to work for Spence. Crawford can also implement a left-handed conversion to attack Spence, but it doesn't matter if it works, look at the Spens destruction of Yodennis Ugas, I don't think Crawford can do it too. ”