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Crawford Calls McGregor's $200M Fight Claim 'Cap'

Summary

  • Terence Crawford denies receiving a $200 million offer for crossover fights.
  • Crawford stated he told McGregor on FaceTime they wouldn't be fighting.
  • Crawford is retired and not considering a return to combat sports.

Terence Crawford has publicly denied Conor McGregor's assertion that a $200 million offer was made for a pair of crossover fights. Crawford described the claim as "cap," stating that no concrete offer was ever presented to him. He recalled a FaceTime conversation where he told McGregor they wouldn't be fighting, but emphasized that specific figures or fight arrangements were never discussed.

While Crawford acknowledged that he might have considered such a lucrative proposition earlier in his career, he is now retired and content with his achievements. He retired last year after securing undisputed championships in three weight classes, solidifying his status as one of the greatest pound-for-pound boxers. Crawford indicated that he no longer needs to pursue such high-risk bouts.

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