Is Spence Crawford the best ever fight on paper?

Can't remember the last time I was this hyped for a fight. Today is gonna draaaaaaag.

 

That was a good fight on paper. I wouldn’t have ever considered either of them P4P worthy though.

They fought at the perfect time though, which rarely happens these days

 

Bought the PPV this morning.

I usually wake up at a sensible time on the Sunday and then got the recording.

I can't find anyway to record this though on TNT sports through my Sky box - anyone got any ideas?

 

Does anyone know what time the ring walks are scheduled ?

i would prefer to wake-up rather than stay-up for this one, which for me is the biggest fight of year.

Personally I think Crawford will shine, but Errol seems to have nine lives, especially after the car accident, so anything is possible.

Hopefully it lives up to all the expectations and we don't get another Chavez v Whitaker type decision.

 

I will be getting up at 3:30 ish. I’d say it will be c4:15 by the time they fight

 

Thanks for the replies.

Just bought the PPV

Can't wait, If Crawford does a number on Spence, or vice-versa then IMO the winner has to considered No 1 P4P at this stage with Inoue a close number 2.

 

I have to agree with this. What Inoue is doing through the weights is inspiring, but Spence or Crawfords zero on your resume takes some beating

 

I went onto sky tv guide and searched for the channel and bought it that way. When I searched by voice recognition, it came up but I couldn’t order it. Bizarre.

 

Receipt No:
Jake MatthewsFight Betting / Jake Matthews v Darrius Flowers
Marcos Rogerio De LimaFight Betting / Derrick Lewis v Marcos Rogerio De Lima
Jan BlachowiczFight Betting / Jan Blachowicz v Alex Pereira
Dustin PoirierFight Betting / Dustin Poirier v Justin Gaethje
Isaac CruzFight Betting / Isaac Cruz v Giovanni Cabrera
Terence CrawfordFight Betting / Terence Crawford v Errol Spence Jr

 

Honestly I worry for Spence Jr. That guy is clearly slurring his words anytime I’ve seen him interviewed recently.

 

His outside the ring antics have affected him badly and Crawford should be looking to walk him down relatively early here. He would have beaten Ugas much more decisively before the car crash.

If Crawford decides to box, doesn’t put it on him when he should and loses a disputed decision he’s got no one to blame but himself.

 

De la Hoya vs Trinidad was kind of similar:

Both Undefeated
Both in the top 5 p4p
Both prime at 26 years old
Both were active and fought only three months previously
Not undisputed, but it was a unification fight

 

That was a bigger fight, but good example. Let’s hope this one is better, shouldn’t be hard, DLH Trinidad was a disappointment.