Terence Crawford Had The EASIEST PATH EVER To Becoming Undisputed Champion...

Can't say they were the hardest belts to pick up, but he looked pretty unstoppable getting them

 

I think he'll struggle at 147 personally

 

I don't know man. Postol was getting mad love and respect on this forum until his fight with Crawford was mid way through. That fight legitimately crowned a lineal champ, right? Hard to hate on that. People weren't calling Matthysse very faded before that fight with Postol, he was still a forum darling on here and Postol mopped him up. Troyonovsky was getting hyped for being 25-0 w/ 22 KO's, a "crusher" by some out there and most people had some level of respect for him... From that list you posted both Crawford and Indongo took the best possible fights at the times they took them, really. It is a very poor division, as was 135 for Crawford's time there. But it is what it is. There have been plenty of "easy" opportunities for various fighters to unify 2, 3, or all 4 of the belts and it never happened. I hate the alphabet titles more than most but they are always on a fighter who is at worst fringe top 10, so at worst they are not terrible fights. There is no reason to complain for undisputed unification happening here.

 

I love Crawford, he's a special fighter but you are correct. It's been a pretty easy road but he will prove himself at Welterweight.

You forgot to mention Felix Diaz. Crawford has beaten a string of good fighters, let's see him take out some elites.

 

What you are saying is true relative to certain hype and praise on Crawford.

But what he has done warrants very high praise and is among the best resumes in the sport at the moment.

 

Crawford gets my respect for what he has achieved. Fair enough, it might not of been the toughest route, but you can only beat what's in front of you and Crawford has done that with ease.

 

Easy path but now he is in position for some great fights. Garcia. And 147- Spence, Thurman, Horn etc

 

I know, I'm not having a go, I agree with what you're saying.

 

Well, the last guy to unify all the titles at 140 was Tszyu who only had to beat Zab Judah, Sharmba Mitchell, and an ancient JCC. Makes you wonder why nobody else is doing it.