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While Terence Crawford has accomplished the feat of unifying the four major organization world titles in two divisions, there's no denying that Terence Crawford's market influence is really low.
There are reports that Terrence Crawford's Aug. 3 game at Los Angeles Memorial Stadium will be relocated to the smaller BMO Sports Center. Los Angeles Memorial Stadium is steeped in history with more than 75,000 seats, while BMO Stadium (formerly known as California State Bank Stadium) is only six years old and has only 22,000 seats, which is not even as good as some large stadiums.
However, despite the change of venue, the tournament organizers still invited a number of top fighters from Mexico to compete in the mat court, including the current WBA super lightweight world champion Isaac "Bulldog" Cruz, who will defend his first World Title on the same day. Former heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz Jr. will also return to action on the same day. Combined with the day's main event, Terence Crawford's match against WBA Super Welterweight World Champion Israel Madridauf, the day's bout was guaranteed in terms of quality.
In addition to deciding the WBA Super Welterweight World Champion belt, the winner of Terence Crawford's match against Israel Madramoff will also receive the WBO Super Welterweight World Interim Champion title. The title was "temporary", but it was what Terence Crawford wanted. Because it is reported that the WBO has officially promised that the winner of the match between Terence Crawford and Israel Madramov will challenge for the WBO Super Welterweight World Title. The reigning WBO Super Welterweight World Champion is Sebastian "The Big Bamboo Pole" Fontola, who is currently recuperating from a broken nose in his last bout. Sebastian Fondola currently holds two World Titles, WBC and WBO, and if he can defeat him, Terence Crawford is one step away from unifying the super-welterweight division.
According to ESPN television, Isaac Cruz's opponent on August 3 will be José Valenzuela, also from Mexico, who just defeated Chris Colbert last December. As for Andy Ruiz Jr., his opponent is likely to be American fighter Jarrell Miller, nicknamed "Big Baby," as both heavyweights are known for not being able to control their diets in the professional world, so the media predicts that the combined weight of the two fighters could exceed 600 pounds.
In addition to the two Mexican fighters mentioned above, Leo San Cruz, who has won World Champion in four divisions, will also be in action on the day, where he will face the former three-division World Champion Abner Mares. If this match does take place, it will be the third matchup between the two old Mexican rivals. Considering that both veteran champions haven't competed in two years, the media predicts that this trilogy bout could most likely be a retirement farewell bout for one or even the two.
It is reported that Leo Sant Cruz takes this match very seriously and has started preparing for it early, and he said that he will return to the competition in the best condition.