Crawford is not on the same level as a Canelo

No hate whatsoever intended with that comment, because I believe it wholeheartedly.

Spence has wins over....
Porter, it was a SD and Porter got screwed on the cards.
Brook, coming off of being facially destroyed by GGG. Looked horrible rest of his career.
Mikey, a tiny Featherweight, in his 5th division with no desire left.
Ugas, who lost to Barrios, Robles, Imam, Porter, barely beat Ghvamichava, Dulorme and Ramos.
Danny, quasi retired, zero passion, looked horrible for years before match.
Ocampo, Tim Tszyu showed how worthless he was.
Algieri, who Conor Benn almost killed.
Lo Greco, who was KO1 by Amir Khan.
Bundu, who Thurman schooled, retired after losing.

Favorite in every match.

That's a Hall of Fame career right there!


Ryder was never the A-side, so he was robbed a lot. But taking the matches he clearly won under consideration...

Callum Smith, won the WBSS, went on to lose to Canelo and Beterbiev.
Saunders, probably should've been scored a draw, best anyone performed against BJS other than Canelo.
Rocky Fielding, got robbed this was his debut at SMW, a year before Canelo faced Rocky.
Daniel Jacobs, started slow, finished a hell of a lot better, earned the win.
Zach Parker, took his 0, had been on a roll, was eyed as a Canelo opponent.
Bilal Akkawy, took his 0 and retired him, had been on a roll, eyed as Canelo opponent.
Patrick Nielsen, solid Middleweight, robbed against Chudinov and Abraham, Ryder destroyed him.
Sirotkin, took his 0, had been on a roll, destroyed him.
Jamie Cox, utterly destroyed him, two rounds quicker than George Groves.
Adam Etches, had been working his way up the ranks, Ryder ruined him.
Arnfield, Ryder dominated him 12 zip, got robbed in Jack's hometown, even the commentators were shocked.

Ryder was never the favorite in any of them.

Not a hall of Fame career either, but all around, about as impressive as Spence's resume.