Crawford undisputed

Split-scene feature image showing boxing titles versus legacy. On the left, a bright boxing ring with a gold championship belt and red gloves under spotlights, symbolising titles. On the right, two men in a dim pub watch a fight on TV with pints on the table, symbolising legacy and lasting memories.

When Titles Vanish: How Sanctioning Politics Erode Legacy

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Terence Crawford made history as the first man in the four-belt era to become undisputed in three weight classes. But within days, sanctioning bodies were stripping away belts. This CMBoxing opinion asks: what matters more, boxing politics titles, or the legacy fans remember years later?

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Dramatic stylised boxing poster showing a silhouette of Terence Crawford in a ring, holding championship belts with one fist raised. Bold text reads “Undisputed x4” above and “Crawford’s Dominance” below, symbolising his four-division undisputed achievement.

Crawford’s Dominance: What His Unanimous Win Means for the Super-Middleweight Landscape

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Terence Crawford made history by becoming the first fighter to go undisputed in four different weight classes with his unanimous win over Canelo Álvarez. We look at what this means for the super-middleweight division and whether both men might now walk away.

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